The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-19
!, OH! WHAT A FALL!
ARLIE's CoMMANoHEs LAID Low
Tho First Game for tl'S Championship of
the World Results in u Disastrous De-
feat for the st. Louis BrOwns-
Latham's CoaGhingno Good.

CHICAGO, October ls-Ths Chicago
aud the st. Louis Browns to-day playe,
the first game OF the worlds champion
ship series, When the game commenced
at 3 o'clock there were from 5000 to 6,O0
people present, McQuaids was selected
10 umpire tha game. Anson won the tos
and 81, Louis went first to the bat, Latham
picking up the willow for the visitors
He struck nine fouls at the start ant
struck out, Csruthers took his place bu
went out on 8 baunder which Piefel
caught with one hand and felded the bal
to Anson. O'NsiI went TO the bat and
Captain Latham commenced his coaching
tactics, Eat 'em up, Jim," no cried,
But jim didn't eat .em, for he went out on
three strikes. st. Louis none,
Gore went to the bat, FOutZ gaYs him
his base on balls, Kelly tried Lstham'a
plan OF batting fouls, and raised great
laugh. Gore was thrown out at tseCond by
Kelly's hitto Gleason, Kelly getting first
and going to second on passed ball,
Ausou knocked athree bagger nearly TO
the club houss and Kelly scored, Anson
came home on q pretty hit TO right by
PietfsT, the latter taking first. William
son went out on a foul tip TO Buahong, and
Pfst1er was thrown out while trying 10
steal second. Chicago2.
In the second inning Gleason got his
base on passed ball, and Oomlskey took
his place. He knocked bounder to
Williamson, who threw to Ansou, retiring
Comiskey at first. Welsh took his base
on balls. Foutz went out on pickup by
Burns, who threw to Anson at hrst, 81.
Louis none. ,-.
For the Chicagos, Burns iu6ell fly
was captured by LStham, Ryan got first
on Gleason's iuggle, Dalrymple knocked
q short fly TO left and took two bases on
tho hit, Ryan taking third, OlArksOn
fouled out. Gore followed suit, and ChiCa-
60 retired with no runs to their credit. "
ARLIE srRIREs OUT.
In the third, Robinson went to the bat
for the visitors, His boundsr was taken
by Williamson who threw to Anson and
cut Robinson of. Bushong followed at
the bat, but his fly was taken in by DAl.
typleJ LhtHAm blTuCk OU(,
For Chicago, Kelly took tho bat and
went out at first. Captain Ausou struck
To right field for base and went to third
on PiUfsr's hit, but the striker went out
at second on the play. Williamson struck
out. ... 70
In the fourth Oaruthers went out at
first, 0'Neill struck out, and Gleason went
out on a grounder to Anson.
For the OhiCagos Burns fouled out and
Ryan met the same fate. DAlrympIo went
out at arst, his bounder being felded by
Robinson 10 Comiskey.
In the fifth ComiSkey and Welsh struck
out. Foutz vent out on a short bounder,
which Clarkson gathered In and threw to
Ansou. e- wv
For Chicago, Clarkson knocked high
fly, which Caruthers captured. Gore
struck out. Kelly got his bass on q long
hit TO CSntre tleld. Anson's fly was taken
by Welsh and the side retired.
In the sixth Robinson got his first on o
grOunder over second base. Bushong
struck out and Latham took hia place,
Robinson was thrown out at second,
Latham got 10 first on o hit to left. Oar.
ruthers retired the eide by hitting q
bOunder 10 Pieier who tossed It to
williamson forcing Latham out.
MORE RUNS ToR chicago.
For tile home team pieffer sent safe
bouuder to center. Williamson. dew out
to Carruthers and PlelIor went to second
on the play. He came home on Burns
fly to right field. Caruthers threw to
third to head him of but Latham let the
ball 90 by, Ryan's foul fly was caught
by BushonR. Chicago !.
In the seventh inning, for the 81. Louis
club, 0lNeil took the bat. His long fly to
DAlrymple was gathered In. Auson took
liner which Gleason sent right into his
hands. Oomisky hit long liner TO cen.
ter. Gore juggled 1t and the striker got
second. Welsh died at first. St. Louis
For Chicago Dalrymple struck out,
Clarkson went out from Robinson TO
Uomisky. Gore took his base on balls.
kelly's high ay was taken by o'Neil.
In tbo eighth inning Chicago mado q
and St. Louis none. The visitors failed to
score in their half Of the ninth, and the
game game ended amid great cheering
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