Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-14

nfsh a BnehanahN haNa On halls a14
z1nrlea ~ Tatharn. Hiesson and CoEnIs-
Mr.. Iha ChlsaRna Giad t1s score - re
ixth O. Rgnnas for1a hif, Dalr5mPIg'e
srtRla and Claxkaanaa ElnEl1. 1ut N
Rrsuna n fheif share q re inzinz. -
three runs and won the game. knbiasoD
an Lzfham Rsf Grzl "a ballss Bnghcn1
an safe ana Raainsan scored On N lliial1-
ssnss maj o. Ctrafnersf high ~, La
tharn was forced cut a. seeDn1 ans
Bnshnna cent b third On he play.
OPNefu want % nRst on halls, Glenaan
Iii crusader % center and busoooR
and Carufhers scored. After the Cnlc4-
eos hsd finished toeif seventh inning
wfthoua farther rams game Waa callso
on asoouna ct dsrkneas. 1he game vas
maEksd b. several UNPLEASANT features
fha oro9d. whiah sefmed % Be IN .
brutal hnmoE, hooaed aud leefed q
Mika Kelly, Anson and Clarkson. until
the cub e0nsalted 1pon WitkdFawing
from the aeld. Ia the second inning
x liz and Gleassn aimost came 90 blows.
Tie latter ran II from third. and as
Kelly was pEepaKfng % receive the ball
Gleason struck him on the hands. iniar-
ing aim 50 thaf the play was delayed
aftesn minutes. Kelly followed 0lsa-
son up and denounced him roandly.
Scores
~. Louis. 011e8S rs
ChicaRo .............. 5 Q 8 Q 0 2 o.
Earned rnns-ChioaQo g Twc-baee
hits outz and Barna Thrss-bass
hist alrympIe and O'Neiii. Bases
aacien-Anson !, Robinson /. Left on
bases-St Louis 1, Chicago 5. Struck
out-Kelly, DalFympie. Latham and
FouiE First on balla-OH Fontx 1, Of
OlaEkson 6. Tims = is5o. Umpire
Bass hits-ohioaoo 6, Sc. Lsnis !.
Errors Chicago "A. St. Louis 4
Batteries - Chicago, CiArkson and
Kelly; s.. Leafs. foutz and BashonG.
FIFTH GAME.
The 9th game. played On the "a,
before 10.000 people. waa easily won By
the home team. Tbs new umpiFing
plan vas revived. and The few close de-
eisi0Rs satisfied every enc. Quest I'm
Louis, and Kelly of6ciated between the
pitchers box and second base - referes.
Eiynnss arm was lame, and 90 the Chi
cagos we're practically pitcheriess. So
Arson attempted 50 put Baldwin, the
new N4t1IGE NEuM D8sAtus n oAG UG1s
bat the Browns refused TO permit Is,
and Arson bad TO put IN williamson.
with Flint a. catcher and Kelly a. short.
The Chieagos could do nothing with
Hudson's delivery. and scored bus three
runs, one in the aeooad on Ryan's bis
By pitcher, steal and R0bins0n's NUT
Of 9 hit; another In the third on Pfef-
feg's foroe hit and another error By
Robinson, and their last il the fourth,
when Ryan reached FIRST on Latham's
error, stole second and scored on sac
Eifces bV Dalrymple and Flint. scers:
St. Louis.......2 1 4 0 0 5 x-10
Chicago ........0 ! j ! 0 0 o.
Earned runs-St. Louis, 3. TWo-bass
hits - Oomiskey, Welch and Arson.
Three base s-CarutheFa and Had
son. Bases siolen-C aruthers, Ryan,
DalEympie, Weloh and Latham. Struck
oat-Weich, Hadson. % Neill, Robinson,
Flint. Gore and Dalrympie. First on
ball-Of Williamson /, OF Ryan 3, Of
Hudson 8 Passed balla-BushonQ l,
Flint s. Wild pitehes-Ryan 4. Hit by
pitcher-Ryan. Time-l:45. UmpiFes-
MeQaade and Quest. Referee Kelly.
Base hits-ChioaRo. 3; Sc. Lsuis, II.
ETors-O Chicago, 4; Sc. Louis, 5.
Batteries Chicago. williamson, Flint;
St. lLouis, Hudson, Bashone.