Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-02
CHICAGO THRICE HAPPY.
GOpHASVS GIANTS AGAIN BEAT
EN BY HARD BATTING.

GOpHASVS GIANTS AG AIN BEAT
EN BY HARD BATTING.
Eight Runs Piled Up by tho yesterners
Against Three for Their Crestfailen
RivaIs=-Dalrymple Makes n Beautiful
Drive In Right Field which Tells the
story.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The New York giants
went down before the prowess OF the
lineage club again to-day. While there
were errors committed, they were shared
very evenly by both clubs, and the defeat
Of the visitors was more complete than
In the two preceding games. Their famous
bat3men made only hits during the
game and for q total or only 8 bases,
while the Chicago's batted Welch for a
total of 10 bases. The Chicago's made
their display Of batting strength in the
ninth inning, when the score stood 10 3
in their favor, with New York, however
TO follow them at the bat. The Chicago's
piled runs up, deciding the contest be-
yond peradventure.
THE CROWD GOES WILD.
During the progress Of this inning the
audience, which had been kept up TO this
time in a state Of nervous doubt, on Dal-
rymple's clean drive into right field, en-
abling two men to cross the home plate,
broke into thunderous cheering, the con-
tagion apparently reaching to every one
present save the immediate supporters Of
the New York nine, and even some Of
these appeared to catch the infection. II
caused the playing TO cease for moment.
Mature men threw their hats IN the air,
and shook hands and fell into the arms Of
persons unknown TO them. Some one ran
up championship pennant for 1889, ana
there was another scene OF frantic cheer-
ing. Ii seemed for Inc first time to affect
the steady nerves of the New York ielders,
who had shown themselves throughout,
as did their antagonists, lmpervi0us to
any Of the influences which surrounded
them.
OUT-PLAYED AT EVERY POINT.
A study of the case shows that in to-
DAYS game the visitors were defeated at
all points, and on neither side was ques-
ton raised on aBy of the decisions OF the
umpire. The attendance, notwlthstaud-
ing another threatening day, was 10000.
Both nlnes were handsomely choered as
they appeared on the ground, and every
good play throughout the game was ap-
plauded. Chicago lost the toss. and was
sent to the bat hrst. Three batsmen hit
the ball. but were iielded out. For New
York O'ROurke was given his base on
balls. but the next two men at the bat
went out on flies to the out field, and the
third man, Gillespie, from PETER to An
son.
THE SECOND INNING.
In the second inning AnsOn went to the
bat for the Chicagos, and went out on a
fly TO O'Rourke, Pfefer made base hit.
Williamson struck out Burns reached
4. Al L. -AaI..
second. Mccormick hit the ball to Ger
hardt, who missed it, letting Pfefer and
Burns score. sunday went out at first
For New York Dorgan flew out TO Dali
rymple. Richardson went out from Nc
COrmick 10 Arson. Welch was given his
base on balls, but Gerhardt few out to
Burns.
THE THIRD INNING.
In the third inning Dalrymple opened
for Chicago with base hits, and Gore was
given his base on balls. Kelly hit to
Ward. who also caught Gore, making a
double play. Arson went out from
Welch 10 Common. In the third inning for
New YorS Ward flew out TO Pfeifer.
O'Rourke made a base hit, and on
passed ball and wild throw by Kelly
scored. Common was given his base on
balls, but on Ewings short hit to Pfeffer
both were put out.
Pfeder began the fourth inning for Chi
cago by taking his base on balls, and went
10 second on a passed ball. Williamson
flew out to Dorgan. Burns hit to
Ward and reached first on the
latter's effort to catch Pfetfer.
who was headed for the third base. Ward
made - wild throw and Pietfer came
home, Burns taking second base on the
play. Mccormick went out at first,
Burns taking third base on the play, and
on wild throw to catch him ran home.
Sunday went out at first. Dorgan made
base hit, but three other batsmen went
out on short flies.
THE FIFTH INNING.
Dalrymple made a twO-base hit in the
fifth inning, but Gore, Kelly and Arson
went out in succession. New York went
out in one, two and three order.
In the sixth inning Burns made a two
base hit after two men were out, but was
left on McCormick's fly to Welch. For
New York. Common obtained first base on
an error Of Burns and went to second on
q passed bali. Ewing took his base on
AnsOn's error, Common taking third. Gil
lespie flow out 20 Gore and Conner scored
ca the throw IN. Dorgan was caught at
second base, aud Richardson new out to
centre field.
Ia the seventh and eighth innings both
and three order.
THE LAST INNING.
Williamson opened in the last inning
for Chicago with fly, which was captur-
ed by Common. Burns made a base hit
and Mccormick another, and both were adj
vanced base by passed ball. Sunday
went ont on foul fly to Common. Dali
rymple then made his famous drive into
right centre field, which enabled both
Burns and Mccormick 10 score, Dali
rymple reaching second base Gore made
a base hit enabling Dalrymple to score,
Gore reaching third base on wild throw
~ the home plate to head of Dalrymple.
Kelly struck TO second base, which Ward
and Gerhardt fumbled between them, al
lowing Gore To score and Kelly to reach
drst base. Arson flew out to O'Rourke.
For New York Gillespie few out 20 Dali
rymple. DOrgan went out from Pfetler 10
Arson, and Auson took Richardson fly,
closing the game.
THE SUMMARY.
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