The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-19
CHICAGO WINS
The First Game Of the Cham.
pionShip Series.
BY A SCORE OF SIX TO NIX
Wyoming's COndItion-The Packers
Strike Ended-Destructive Fires
Blaine and Be@ver-Etc.
The Championship Games.

: The Championship Games.
CHICAGO, Ills, October 1S.-The st.
Louis Browns, champions of the Amer
can League, and toe Chicagos. cham
; pions of the National League of the sea-
son of 1886. to-day played the first game
of series of six games-haIf to be
played in Chicago and half in st. Louis
for the championship of the world.
When the game commenced at 8
clock, there were from 5000 to 6,00U
people present. McQuade was selected
to umpire the game. Arson won the
toss and st. Louis went 10 the bat,
Latham pitching up the willow for the
visitors. He hunted nine fouls at the
I start, evidently hoping to get his base
on balls, for which he was greeted with
yelis of "Play ball, etc. He struck out
| Oarruthers took his place. but went out
| on bounder which Pfeiffer caught with
one hand, who folded the ball to Arson
O'Neill got the bat, but went out on
three strikes. No runs for st. kouis.
Gore went to the bat first for
the Oh Cages; Foutz succeeded in
I giving Gore his base on balls Gore
was thrown out at second base By
Kelly's hit to Gleason, Kelly getting
first on his play and he went to second
on g passed ball. Arson Knocked a
three Dagger nearly to the club house,
| and Kelly scored. Arson came home
on Pieiffer 5 daisy cutter to right, the
latter taking first. Williamson went
out on foul tip to Bushong and
! Pfeiffer was thrown out while trying 70
! steal second. Two runs for Chicagos
! In the second inning, Gleason went TO
| the bat for the visitors. He got his
base on passed ball, AMI Oomisky
took his place. II was unlucky. He
! knocked a bounder to Williamson,
who threw to Pfeiffer, putting out
Gleason and Pfeiffer threw to Arson
retiring Comisky at first; Welch took
his base on balls; Foutz went out on an
elegant pickup" by Burns who threw
to Arson at first. No runs. @
For Chicago, Burns in-feld fly was
captured by Latham; Ryan got his first
on GleaSon's juggle ;-DalFym knocked
short fly to left, and took two bases on 4
the hit, Ryan taking third; GARRISON
fouled out; Gore did the same act, and
the nine retired with no runs to their
credit t s.. 81.
Third inning-Robinson went to the
bat for the ST. Louis. His bounder was
taken Care of by Williamson, who tarew
TO Arson in time to shut him off:
Bushong followed at the bat, and has
fly wa taken in by Dalrymple Talka
tive Latham struck out, and st. Louis
went to the field again without any
run.
For the Chicagos, Kelly took the bat;
he went out at first, his nit bling felded
by Latham to COmiskY. Captain An
son struck the ball to right field for
base, and went 10 third on Pfeiffer's hit,
but the striker went out at second; Will
Hanson struck out and the Chicagos
went to the field without any runs.
The fourth inning had no special fea-
lures, and no runs for either side.
The fifth was a repetition Of the
fourth.
In the sixth inning for the visitors,
Robinson went to the bat and got first
on "a grounder over second base;
Bushong struck out and Latham took
his place; Robinson was thrown out at
second while trying to steal a base;
Latham got his first by hit to left;
Carruthers retired the side by hitting a
bo1nder to Pfeiffer, who tossed it to
Williams, thus forcing out Latham. No |
runs.
For the home team. Pfeifer sent
safe bounder to centre; WIlliamson,hew |
out to Carruthers; Pfciffer went to |
second on a fly he came home on Burn |
hitting a hy to right field; Carruther |
threw to third to head. him off,
but Latham let the ball go by and |
Pfeitfer scored; Ryan's foul fly was |
caught by Bushong. One for Chicagos
in this inning. s
In the seventh inning for the St
Louis club, 0'Neill took the bat. his
long fly to DaIrymple was gathered in; /
Arson took a liner which Gleason sent
right into his hands; Comisky hit a
long liner to centre; Gore juggled the
ball and the striker got second; Welch |
died at first on grounder to Pfeffer,
and st. Louis retired with no runs.
For the Chicago's Dalrymple stepped
to the plate and struck out; Clarkson
went out from Robinson to Comsky;
Gore got his base on balls; Kelly's high |
fly was taken by O'Neill No runs.
In the eighth inning, the Chieagos
made three and the st. Louis nothing.
The following is the score by innings:
Innings ..........-1 2 8 4 6 2 s 9
ChicagOs ,....... 2 o 0 O. 0 1 0 3 ks
st Louis .......... O. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
The new system. of umpiring will be
tried in Tuesdays game, which pro
VideS that there will be referee and .
two umpires, one umpire to act for the
Chicagos and do. the umpiring when ST |
Louis are at the BIT, and the other to
acl for the st. Louis. and do the
when the Chicagos are at
the bat. In. case of close decision
either umpire has the right to appeal to
the referee, whose decision shall be
final. The two umpires and the r
referee will be chosen by lot from the :
board of umpires. The referee will
stand between the pitcher and second 8
aseman. ~
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