The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-02
EIGHT To THREE.
The Favor of the ChicagOS in
Thursdays Game.
IMMEDIATE LETTER DELIVERY
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The Charter Oak-Hicks Beach
Public Debt.
The Great Game d.

The Great Oaho
CHICAGO, October 2.-The weather was
cool and again threatening rain, but
10 900 people assembled at the ball park
to witness the third game between the
Chicagos and New Yorks. The Chi
Cages went to bat.
First inning nothing each.
Chicagos 2 in second inning.
Third inning Chicago 0, New York J..
Fourth inning-Chicago 2, New York
Fifth inning-Chicago 0, New York O..
Sixth inning Chicago 0, New York 2.
Seventh inning = Chicago o, New
York o.
Eighth inning Chicago O, New York O..
Ninth inning Chicago 4, New York O..
CHICAGO, October 1.-The New York
giants went down before the proves of
the Chicago ball club again to-day.
While there were errors committed f,
they were shared very evenly by both
clubs, and the defeat of the visitors was
more complete than the two preceding
games. Their famous batsmen made
only three hits during the game and
Chicagos batted WEIGH for total of ten
bases.
The Chicagos made their display of
batting strength in the ninth inning,
when the score stood to in their
favor, with New York, however, to
follow them at the bat, and the Chi
Cages piled up four runs, deciding the
contest beyond peraGventure. During
the progress of this inning the audience,
which had been kept up to this time
in a state of nervous doubt. on
Dalrymple's clean drive into right field,
enabling two men to cross the home
plate, broke into thunderous cheering.
The contagiOn apparently reached to
every one present, save the immediate
supporters of the New York nine, and
even some of them appeared to catch
the infection. 1t caused the playing to
cease for moment as the sound was
so mighty that it drowned everything
within its reach. Mature men threw
their hats in the air and shook hands
and fell into the arms of persons I'M
known to them. Some one ran up the
championship pennant of 1885, and
there was another scene OF frantic
cheering. 1t seemed for the first time
to effect the steady nerves of the New
York fielders, who had shown them
selves throughout, as did their antagon-
surrounded them.
A study of the score shows that in to-
days game the visitors were defeated
at all points and on neither side was a
question raised as to any of the
decisions of the umpire. &.
The attendance, Notwithstanding
another very threatening day, was TO-
900. Both mines were handsomely
cheered as they appeared on the ground
and every good play throughout the
game was applauded.
Williams opened the last inning for
Chicago with fly. captured by COnnor.
Burns made base hit and McCorni tx
made another, and both were advanced
base by a passed ball. Sunday went
out on foul fly to Connor. Dalrymple
then made his famous drive into the
centre of right field, which enabled
both Burns and Mccormick to
score. Dalrymple reached second base.
| Gore made base hit, enabling Dali
rymple to score, Gore reaching third
base on a wild throw, to homeplate to
head off Dalrymple. Kelly struck to
second base which Ward and Gerhardt
fumbled between them, allow
ing Gore to score and Kelly
to reach first base. Arson
new out 10 " hOuIke, IOT New
York, Gillespie few out to Dali
rymple, Dorgan went out from Pfeffer
Ito Arson, and Arson took Richard
sons fly, closing the game. Following
is the score by innings:
Chicagos. o , o 2 0 0 0 o. As
New Yorks 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 %
Earned runs, Chicago 8, New York o.
Two base hits Dalrymple. Passed
baIls-Ewing 3, Kelly 2. First base on
balls Chicago 2, New York 8. First
base on errors-Chicago 2, New York 2
Struck out by Mccormick o. by Welch
8. Double plays-Burns and Arson.
Umpire, Curry. Time, 1 hour 45
minutes.
THE GAME ELSEWHERE.
BALTIMORE, October 1. = Baltimore,
ID; Louisville, s.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-Athletic,
4; Pittsburg, 8.
New YoRK, October 1-St. Louis, Il
Brooklyn, 8.
BUFFALO, October Boston. Z; Buff
falo. 8. faA rFrFrf
New York, October l. metropolitan,
3; Cincinnati, 1.
DETROIT, October Providence, s;
Detroit, 6.