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

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FIRST GAME.
Six thousand people attended the firsl
game on Monday at White Stocking
Park, although the weather was raw
and cold. The game was played under
an agreement entered into between Pres
ident SpAldipg and Van der Abe, League
Rulas governing and the entire gross re-
eeipts 70 be deposited In anksin Chicago
and Sc. Louis; the club winning four
games 70 take all receipts and each club
to pay its own expenses.
The two teams we're escorted to the
field by Austia's First Regiment Band,
and they we're received with n great ova-
tim. Promptly a. 3 o'elsak Umpire
McQuade called the game. The Browns
vent to bat fFst, and we're disposed Of
without run. The Ohicagos, for their
share Of the inning. made two runs on
Kslly's force hit. 8 wild pitch. and hits
by Anson and Pfeifer. No mere runs
were scored until the SIKH inning. when
PfeffeF scored on his nit, g passed ball
and Latham's eFrsF. In TIE eighth,
Chicago scored three en- hit by Arson.
errors By 0ieas1R and Rlbinson, and
Wiliiams0n's triple. The browns failed
20 score 1t all. as they could only bit
OlRrkson for scattered bits, and the Chi
caRos aelded spleDdidly. Score:
Chicago. ..........2 0 0 0 0 KS
Sc. Louis. .........O 0 0 10000 90
Earned Euas-ChioagO 3. TWo base
hit, DalFymnle. Tnree base bits, Viii
hanson and Robinson. Passed bali.
Bushong. Wild pitch, Foufz. First on
balls: Chicago 2, st. Louis /. First on
errors: Chicago /, Sc. Louis 2. Struck
L.
play: Williamson, Pfeder end Arson.
Umpire, McQuade. Time, POI.
Base hits. Chicago 10, st. Louis 8.
Errors: Chicago 5, st. Louis Z.
Batteries ClaFks0n, Kelly; Bash0ng,
Foutz.
SECOND oAsGE.
The second game, on the 18th, vas z
complete reversal Of that Of the preVi-
Gus day; the Browns winning, hands
down, By scoring twelve runs while The |
Leaguers failed 10 get Q man aorosa the
plata. CaFuthers pitched magni6cently,
and the only man Who bit him safely
vas Gore. Mccormick was wild, and |
when be pas the ball over the plate be |
Was hit hard. The feld work Of the |
ChieARos was also deoidodly poor.
0'Nsill led the batting vita tWo clean |
homs runs.
81. LOUIS .........2Oo28oOB-l2
Chioaeo ....... 10 0 1000 oil
Earned Funa-st. Louis, 4 Two base
hits, OarutheFa aud Bash0nR. Tires |
base bits, UaFutheFs and Foutz. Home |
runs: O'Neill, 3 Bases stolen: Latham |
and WEIGH. Left on bases: 81. Louis, 6. |
Doabla plays: Dalrympla aad Kelly; |
Pfefer, Kelly and Williamson. First /
on errors: Chicago 2, S. Louis 6. First
% bail: Chicago 2, Sc. L1uis 3. Sc, uck /
outs Chicago 5, s. Louis 4. Passed /
ball. BasAonR. Wild pitches. MeCoF- |
mick 3 Time, %. Umpires: McQuade
for ChieaRo. Quest for Sc. LSais. Re-
fierce. John Kelly.
Base hits. Ohioseo. :; 81. Louis. Is.
EFrars, ChisaQo, rs; NJ. Louis. g.
batteries- Mccormick, Kelly; Ca
ruthers. BushouR.
Third oANGR.
The third game vas PLAYED On tha
80th, before 500 people, oaFuahrrs
pitched again foF Sc. Loaia. ana w. /
baited freely. ClaFkson vas also batfad /
hard, bat the hits were scattered ana
far between. Tia grounds we're very /
vet. and good feeling vas an inpossi. |
bilify, alIkonRh several brilliant ulava
were made b. Ryan, Prefer, Hedeon /
ard 0'Neill. The score;
Ohioazo. fetal. II II ~ IA ls |
g. Loaiss total. 49,. "a 4 q 10 8
ChisAen. o Ell 28 2-lI
~. Loais. 0 0 o 3 0
Earned Funs-Chieaeo, 4; st. Loais. 1.
Two base hits-RyAa. Weloh. fares 4
base hits Barns. Home Funs-ReiiV.
Gore. Lsft en- bases-C hioaQo, s; g
Louts. s. Struck 0ut-Chioaeo. I. 81
LJa'E. 7. Double plAys--Gors ana Xiv. 4
ksbinson. Comiskey snd Latham. Rirst 1
% erTors-C hicage. l; s.. Lsuia, !. First
On bslls-Chloago, 4; 81. Louis. 3 /
Passed balls-ksiiy, 4; Anson, I; Be-
, hong. !. Wiid pltches-C.afkson, 1;
Williamson, !. Tims-e:iA Umpirs-
Kelly.
Bass hifs- chieago. II; 81. Louis. 3