St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-07
Another Giant Struggle for the Mastery
Between the Chicago and New
York Clubs.
The Former Plays a Perfect Game, but is
Finally Knocked Out in the Tenth
Inning.
Excellent Trotting at Rochester, n
Y.--Mfss Woodford Beaten at
Monmouth Park.
Sports ut Grand Forlks--The Race Be-
tween Stone and SchifTmann
at NIinnetonka.
Ruse Ball.
AT NEW YORK.

L
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Another enormous
crowd witnessed to-day's game between the
Chicago and New York clubs, 7,O43 having
paid 10 pass the turnStileS. The game was
one Of the most wonderful contests of the
season. Each side played with remarkable
skill and dash, and ten innings were re-
quired to settle the fight for supremacy, the
local players finally winning. The contest
was battle between the pitchers. Both
Welch and ClarkSOn did most admirable
work. total of but eight hits being made.
The general fielding play was marvelOuSly
fine, the Western athletics not committing
even batting error. The New Workers
are debited with one first base on called
balls by Welch, a wild throw by Ewing
and mun of ball thrown by Ward to
Conner. These errors, however, did not
prove costly, as but one of the
Chicago players reached third base
during the game, and not a
run was scored on either side until the tenth
inning, when the local players made the
only tally of the game. Ewing made hit
TO right field, and Kelly attempted, but
failed. to throw him out ct first. Ward hit
10 right field, and was thrown out al first
by Kelly. Ewing ran with lightning speed
for third base, and reached there before
AnSon could send the ball to Williamson.
Giilespie'S force hit sent Ewing home amid
the widest excitement. Several of the
local players were carried off the field on
the shoulders of the excited spectators.
Anson was heartbrOken and a very de
lected-lOOking man as he left the enclosure.
The following is the score:
New York. o 90 90 IL
Chicago. o o o o O O ca
rINEnp1 l.. hac
balls, Chicago L; first base on errors, Chicago
L; struck out, New York 8, Chicago s; double
play, Ward, Gerhardt and Conner. Umpire
Bond.
AT PROVIDENCE.
PRovIDENCE, Aug. 6.-The game be-
tween the champions and the DetrOitS this
afternoon was characterized chiefly by light
batting and sharp fielding by both mines.
Shaw had sufficiently recovered to be able
TO pitch, and the Wolverines could do little
or nothing with his delivery, securing only
four scattering hits. Getzein proved nearly
rs effective against the GrayS, who sue
eeeded only in making six hits and earning
but one of their three runs. The following
is the score:
Providence ..2 900 900 Is
Earned run, Providence ]; { wo-baSe hits,
Hines Carroll; passed balls Gilligan: wild
pitches. Shaw 2; first base ON balls. Detroit
3; do errors, Providence /; Detroits s.; struck
out, Providence 4, Detroits 4; double plays,
Weidman and MeQuery; Bryant and Halpin
Umpire, Ferguson. q.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia. o 3 0 o. o %
Buffalo. o.........0 0 1 / 0 g 5
AT BOSTON.
Boston: :..........1 -
St Louis. o o 0 o O.
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn ........0 o o 0 o 1 o o 1 o o o OIL
Athletic .......0 o OIL o 0 o 90 Is
AT. ST. LOUIS
St Louis....0 o o o 8 1 o o o.
Louisville o o o o o 90
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati Z Pittsburg .