New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
DEFEATTURNED 10 VICTORY
CHICAGO CHAMPIONS BEATEN AGAIN.

BRIGHT PROSPECTS, FOR THE NE"-fohho "A""'
IN OTHER PLACES.
Tho Chica 90 cluh in its last series or games
.ga,nst tho Detroit club won all the games The VIC
tors csme to New York and have peen peA'eu " "'0o
straight games. Yet there are people WI" VI "
that the New York nine does not kno" no" " P,
baseball The Detroits are called Recoru 'i"Aei' "1
Chicago "Record Breakers" What shaii 'no ''."'
pIayers be called Some enthusiast has called tnem 'no
"Gants AMI appropriate on not that titio wiz P'
ably stick to them About 5000 people w'lKed through
Harems dusty lanes yesterday to tho Poio "rouus "
witness the battle with tho pa'S 'o'"eA
the mighty ball tossers OF the East ana Tue
West. Tho nero figures 40 no. ~
large but the owd did to those who arrived late anu
wanted u seat. The Rame was not perIecuy p'"'oN
ono by any IL cans, and Of the delays were 'eAa
tious Yet tho ITSELF WAS one OF the noS'
ing ever played the grounds. Inc ehth"si""" was
tremendous IN tho ninth inning. wheh INC Ne" io'A
players turned apparent defeat into victory py scohk
tho needed Before the last half OF Tic hhn
inning was begun, . bookmaker OF average po'"hoss
would have wagored SlOO to So that the chicago hihe
would The local players stuck piucKhy W ."eii
WORK and brilliant victory ater play ns n"'u
uphill game New-YOrkers look uPon ompho
Ellich tho eyes IA DO INC na'NeS
OF Phladol pha and Washington He Is not oonpoleh'
IN mn the pos,tion The Chicago men, however, have no
cause to gruinDle Ellichs decisions were extremely
friendly to tho champions Neither "eich hui ."''
Cornick pitched with his usual effectiveness, Tue ioncr
nc,uy unusually WILD even for him Prefer aud Ewing
although playing under grca, dsalvantaAe', did excel
lent their nihds Richardson made "onuei-
lul running catch IN the early part OF The game.
The piOns usual began to score III tue opening
mnine making tue indifferent pltching
ui Neicn Dairympio and "orc we're r..lreu anu tnen
H. liy sent To nrst on c'lioi bas. "eicn l" no
u.i and k@iiy reached seeond on tho
AnsOu. MT to icit hoi sont ~ w." , run 40 40
were scored unIil ihe ioul'h '"'"- "'on ~
Dotn Ncch ANA UmVirc Emich seemed 10 'oSo lnur
h, ais champions Incr"isri thcif ieAu ps '"o
more runs h"ily, the nfsI o"tcr' was S"ns ~ " & vi W w
caaIri uals ami went To second on pa'so" r"li W
living also went 10 H. Il on ,aIi"u p'Ir f."hS
bail Wild kcy scared on tue error, Ahson EoihS ~
an Ah-vn scored. Williamson sirhcK "ht. I''hvi was
thrown at tr base a"d Iachaid'on int ou' hatns
Kcnrdson made thg INST h,t iot ,"r .ors o. a Dn
retired - they CANE to the vat.
lac nan iuL,nI va, begun wiIh tho score
at , 20 q I.vor oi the tn'a." men.
rhc Cnc,sos were re- lea qllcn ord"f. Inc I"cai
players ranrd scored th.g' ruh-' VIhE ho ''oio
SiTnca ou but Ic,u"rdt mad" -'r"'on mt oi."niAo
tncn 'rn' To n'' 'n ,"rI u".i.i ,V',', & 'e ~ & 49,
batter. na'i over ""ro "e"d 20 'o r",o "'.
fla. .tti. and O iur,o aud Gcruari sc'ic"' 'p""or
rritr n, ~ d, Il ,onnor scored tio yiDs rdn "h" tho
crowd afo-r one man and ytIrl' i"' '""H'"'' "'
A TX ant cf The rnth isla-uc ohio'A'Is o''
cac" oihrr and VAIL .tou'r III ",''-"'. m ri nv
made a AR, ana tllrsPio ir"o"rd hi'' on i""" ~
Elch,rrnn al mt the iu!.- ended WIN tmr
-,olr - ilc la the -'Ntn inning ."o C"t'a-O i''yr
ID
as'iP M area .,' a. M, 10 risnt nrd sent Cor TO
ttt Pirirr wOud have silh'k Oil' b"t L"'"o
dr upri tnr nl t. bat threw T. r Ou' 81 INST va -
,pfr however, brior- tnr p c1u"i br got "'K
10 me nomr pate. Chiu!,n ba,rrann by N"c" na'r
tnr tara a. tDl, lunlh- dud PI""
..y pr,vcnsed the Now-i or~rgS lon 'oiI".. ihc
yt.itIlg papers irl anohct ran ia a." ''''"t"
INNING ih,ousu An unfortunate "rro. b' J." e.'Io,h'
inc Du.c" p,.c.l too x. The "tttide W"s pretty
like mot Irrtty things 10 was ). AI"I ~"
men SUNDAY, 90" -priut ruuh"r Wen [" hl'l
. iulur Dy I,tcruIou~, AMI rc"FfA on - !, ~
plr's three A4t. In t4tt hat 0i ihr hnl"S '"r
10, uucdrari ran. toEnOI h''i" "Il
az % I.uurt. had EWING rrht an ''H'
gfouuGrr TO Nllltni-u, dnN llr site oHthI l" "i''
10, out. bat WILLIAMSON thew TIE b VIII 10 s''""i
base L4 tuhu.T rot to thIfd Oh t.ctitut. MaI' shl-
r.c" at nt.t allowed t1uuur To scorr. ''ilitsir
thrown 81 nr-t AID thr seventh lnnInS cn"'d
win the -rorr . tu n favor tuitaso.
Ih~ chicago incu scored one ran III thc MN"
iuning. Vu4y eafurt Tuu they m'"r. Nc
CurncN made hlt 10 .rt hri AMI -c"ird
on tnrrr-iI,r nii hy Gore. Ihr scene 10 tie Ia n"
tuulus wfd 0ur lu'lrrl. nr NcN-l ia III
ngnlu Fallen .id tufrrd defeat info ylct"y % st'inE
.lrc. rus. Iuc cr,w4 seemed 20 cidl} 'nI ru-h
iul home p.bti- a. 30 iurs NVu'b sulucur t"rh.
Gi.c.pr h.l,tc fr ouOulurl- 90! TIE crowd anu
thr Oth,r Jaytl- tuly tscaIrd To- iAr cul-"ut'r DO!
urctnc-s of lnuL ihls luuu< living nt." l"o''A'c
M to fisni i-lI ini scored 60 nu uy Naid. Mhd
-tu.r tu ~rcuud ul scored tArcrtI-r Ait to
nri 10y G.,sp-. ilrnari,pn fc,chci nrsi ON :
fumnl- hy williamson and GIl-plr scored. ihs 'uIri
tie game "ul in favor ~ he local lAJ II
10y OF : to6. The iun score asAs follows: