New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
NEW-YORK AND CHICAGO TIED.
wRErCHED GAME AT THE POLO GROUNDS.
THE G,O0O SPECTATORS THOROUGHLY DIssATis-
VI D-sOME sENsELEss PLAYING.

THE G,O00 SPECTATORS THOROUGHLY DIssATis-
yID D-sOME sESsELEss PLAYING
The most unsatisfactory game or bascDal
seen in this city I'm years was by about Go0O
people at the Polo Grounds yesterday. The Chicago
and NewYork mines the contestants md when so
many baseball stars meet upon the diamond Held people
expect to finely contested game What they sa"
was far different gamo OF baseball In which less
skill ani Intelligence were shown has proiahlJ
rarely been played Welch was tho prme
In tho farce, instead OF making the spectators
laugh he made them wish him IN q warmer place than
New-YorK or the 5000 people present probably oJJo
thoroughly dsgusted that they may not go 10
see another game soon. The NewYork men took long
lead in tho early part OF tho game and were apparently
winning easily. wcc however lost mis- head Ia tho Sec
ond inning and allowed the champions TO score th.ee
runs lie dd slightly better work in the next hye , ~
but during the last two he reapsed into ciocy
again and allowed the Chicago men To score four runs
But for foolish play on tho part OF Burns IN ns .nc
min ia inning the Chicago would have won AZ IL VAS
they only tied the score aud the game was draw IN
the ninth inning the Chicago nine scored three runs sna
had three the bases and two out when Burns
went to the bat hit was now needed 20 win tns @ gaa &
Wit enough TO ran to frs base Arson and Pfesr ran
home. but Burns, after running few ieet uirbsu n
walked to the PLAYERS bench OF course declared
ont and the yo runs aid not count Even the friends
Of the NewYo nine would have enjoyed seeipv tn. a.
hard that sent into the field Ia the hh inhi"S
and Flynn took hts place.
The Chicago players were nrst put out IN one s~
meDt for ClarksoLs curves at once anu scoreu iy
oowed 'ss wh enosSe hit by Ward
base Gillespie made hit to centre nea ,at an bosn
on passed ball scored hit by Dorian GiiiesPe
going third the hit and scoring on force ny 2 "
Esterbrook. The latter caught mapping at nrst
has. and Wrchs out Burns ended the first inning win
the four to nothing IN favor OF the Iooa ciu In
the Inning Wech seemed To lose conlroi oi 'uo
ball aud gave three players their bases on called Dals IN
succession Auson. Pfefcr and Williamson, each getting
Anso TO score and advanced Pfcner third and Will
hanson to second Clark'ons long , fly cut p,srar 70
williamson scored Oh another wild pch Inis gave t9e
their half OF the inning the NesYork players added two
runs their score making to 3 IN their favor: Ger
hardt and ORouke were put Gat ana
hi, to right field PICKET fence and Connor scored.
but Prefer fuu6ed h and Ewing scored on the error
The Chicago nine had two men on bases III ts thra IRA
man out ana no runs we're scored. Dorian made
hit in this inning. but WAS put OUT WIN on
Wech struck out and ended the innlng. Neither sde
scored ia the fourth inning safe hits by ClarAson ana
il their half OF the hnh LnHs inning 18th. the
Chicago men we're retired IN qocK m soc,Gsnts Grnfs
scored on n hit hy Dortsn. WeIch also made a hit A
foul p from tierhardt's bat split OF Fnts nngers
and forced MN To retire. Flynn was brought IN ana
went behind the bat. Carksons retirement into the
field was virtual acknowledgement that he was NOT
capable ofcoping with local batters The Chicago
men made three safe hits in the sixth inning pat neat
double play between Gerharlt aud Connor prevented
them from scoring. The visiting players scored one
more run I'm the eighth inning Kelly made a ht 10
centre nel. went to second wild throw by Ewing
AMI scored HIT by Peiier In the nnth inning the
Chca.o pay-rs scored three more runs AMI llei INC
score. Flynn made a hi went To second on Il passeu
ball and scored tyo-base hit by DarynpN. Melch
then seemed to lose his head Kelly made a
bit AMI D,lrymple scored Ansnns MI
sent Kelly to third P.-fer sent TO nrst base %n
called balls. aud Williamson also went 10 hrst on tue
similar play Kelly forced hOme and the score was
tie Barns made a hlt 70 centre field, aud AhsOn ana
Prefer both ln Burns. however thnEinE ,ne nhr nv
won did not 20 to frat base and was declareu outpy
the tenth mining was begnn and one OF the Chicago
pyer retired when hc game called on account or
darkness The score was rs folOTs: