St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-19
Chicago Captures the Initial Game in
the Struggle for the Worlds
Championship,
And Prevents Chris Won der Ahe's st.
Louis Combination From Making
a Single Run.
A Pigeon Covers Twelve Hundred
Miles in a Remark ably Short
Space OF Time.
Yesterdays Events on the Turf
Miscellaneous Sporting In
telligence.
Chicago G. ST. Louis O.

81. Louis BROWNS To-Day played Cno nfSG
game of the worlds championship series.
When the game commenced at o'clock
there were from five to six thousand people
present. McQuade was selected to umpire
the game. Arson won the toss, and ST.
Louis went first to bat, Latham picking up
the willow for the visitors. He struck
nine fouls at the start and struck out.
Carruthers took his place, but went out ON
a bOunder, which Pleffer caught with one
hand, and tielded the bali to Arson.
ONeill went to bat, and Capt. Latham
commenced his coaching tactics Eat
'em up, jim" he cried. but Jim didn't eat
'em, for he went out on three strikes. St.
Louis nothing. Gore went to bat. and
F0utz gave him his base on balls. Kelly
tried Latham's plan of bunting fouls, and
raised a great laugh. Gore was thrown
out at second by Kelly's hit to Gleason.
Kelly getting first and going to second on
passed ball. Arson knocked
THREE DAGGER
nearly to the club house, and Kelly scored.
Arson came home on pretty hit to right
by Pfeffer, the latter taking first. Will
hanson went out Oh foul tip to Bushong
and Pfeffer was thrown out while trying to
steal second. Chicago 2. In thesssecond in
ming. Gleason got his base on passed ball
and ComiSky took his place. He knocked
a bounder to Williamson who threw it to
Pfeffer, putting cut Gleason. and Pfeffer
threw it to Arson retiring Comisizy at first.
WEIGH took his base on balls. FoutZ went
out on pickup by Burns. who threw to
Arson al first. st. Louis nothing. For
Chicago Burns in-field fly was captured by
Latham. Ryan got his first ON Gleason's
juggle. Dalyrmple knocked short fly to
left and took two bases ON the hit, Ryan
taking third. ClarksOn fouled. Gore fol-
lowed suit and the Chicagos retired with no
runs to their credit. In the third Robinson
went to bat for the visitors. His bounder
was taken by Williamson who threw to
Arson and cut Robinson off. Bushong fol-
lowed at the bat, but his fly was taken In
by Dalyrmple. Latham struck out. For
Chicago Kelly took the bat. He went out
at first. Capt. Arson struck to right field
for a base and went to third on Pfeffer's
hit, but the striker went out at second on
the play Williamson struck out. In the
fourth, CarrutherS went out at first, ONelll
struck out and Gleason went out on
grounder to Arson. For the Chicagos
Burns fouled out and Ryan met the same
fate. Dalyrmple went out first. his grounder
the fifth, C0miSky and Welch struck out.
Foutz went out on short bOunder which
Clerkson gathered in and threw to Arson.
For Chicago, Clarkson
KNOCKED A HIGH FLY
which Caruthers captured. Gore struck
out Kelly got his base on long hit to
center field. Anson's fly was taken by
WEIGH and the side retired. In the sixth
Robinson got his first on a grounder over
second base. BushOng struck out and
Latham took his place. Robinson was
thrown out at second. Latham got first on
hit to left. Carruthers retired the side by
hitting bounder to Pfeffer. who tossed it
to Williamson, forcing Latham out For
the home team, Pfeffer sent safe bOunder
to center. Williamson flew out to Carruth-
ers. Pfeffer went to second on the play.
He came home, Burns hitting fly to right
field. CarrutherS threw to third to head
him off, but Latham let the ball go by.
Ryan'S foul fly was caught by Bushong.
Chicago 1. In the seventh inning, for the
St Louis club. O'Neil took the bat, but his
long fly to Dalrymple was gathered. Arson
took liner which Gleason sent right into
his hands. Comisky hit a long liner to CEN
ter. Gore juggled it and the striker got
second. WEIGH died at first. st. Louis 0.
For Chicago, Dalrympe struck out. Clark
son went out from Robinson to Comisky.
Gore took his base on balls. Kellys high
fly was taken by O'Neill. No runs. In the
eighth inning Chicago made and st.
Louis none. The visitors failed to score in
their half of the ninth and the game ended
amid great cheering.
INNINGS.
Chicago. .........2 0 0 D 0 O SIS
st Louis. 0 0 0 0 90
The new system of umpiring will be
tried in to-morrow's game, which provides
that there will be referee and two UNI
pires, one umpire to act for Chicago and do
the umpiring when the st. Louis men are
at the bat, and the other to act for st. Louis
and do the umpiring when Chicago is at
the bat. In case of close decision either
umpire has the right to appeal to the ref
cree whose decision shall be final. The two
umpires and referee will be chosen by lot
from the board of umpires The referee
will stand between the pitcher and second
base.