Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.
Chicago Wins First The Packers
Strike Ended-The K. Of l.:
Sabine Sufferers.
TaE CHAMPIONsHIP GAME.

Chicago Beats &c. Louis in the Fsrse Of
| the Series OF Six Games -
| Be Played.
| CHICAGO, October 18.-The st. Louis
Browns, the champions of the American
League, and the Chicagos, the champions
OF the National League of the season oi
1855. to-day played the first game of a
series OF six-half to be played in Chicago
and half in st. Louis, for the championship
of the world.
When the game commenced at o'clock
there we're from 5000 to 5000 people
present. McQuade was selected to umpire
| the game. Anson won the toss and
ST. LOUIS WENT TO BAT,
Latham pitching to the willow for the Wis.,
| itOrs. He bunted nine fouls at the start,
evidently hoping to get his base on halls,
for which he was greeted with yells OF "Play
ball, }" etc. He struck out and Caruthers
took his place, but went out on bounder
| which Pfeiffer caught with one hand, who
| fielded the ball to Anson. O'Neil got the
bat, but went out on three strikes. No
runs for st. Louis.
CHICAGO AT THE Rat.
Gore went to bat first for Chicago.
Foutz succeeded in giving Gore his base on
balls. Gore was thrown out at the second
base by Kelley's hit to Gleason, Kelly get.
| ting to first on the play, and he went to
second on q passed ball. Anson knocked
three bagger nearly to the club house,
| and Kelly scored. Anson came home on
Pffeifer's daisy outer to the r ght taking
to Bushong and Pffeifer was thrown out
vh;lo trvi NO tn sfoa aeron6 Two Rms frr
Chicago.
SECOND INNING, ST. LOUIS.
In the second inning Gleason went to bat.
He got his base on q passed ball and
Cemisky took his place. He was unlucky;
he knocked q bounder to Williamson, who
| threw it to Pdeifer, putting out Gleason,
and Pffeifer threw to Anson retiring
Comisky at first. Foutz went out on an
elegant pickup by Burns who threw to
Anson at first. No runs for st. Louis.
SECOND INNNG-cHiCAGo.
Burns sent into the field a fly which was
captured by Latham. Ryan got his first
on Gleason's juggle. Dalrympie knocked a
short fly to the left and took two bases on
the hit, Ryan taking third. Clarkson foul
ed out; Gore did the same act and the nine
retired with no runs.
THIRD INNING-sT. LOUIS.
In the third inning Robinson to the bat
for the visitors. His bounder was taken
by williamson who threw to Anson in time
to shut him off. Dushong followed but his
fly was taken in by Dalrymple. Talka-
tive Latham struck out and St. Louis
went to the field again without any runs.
THIRD INNISG-cHlcAGO.
Kelly tooketh bat. He went out at first,
his hit being fielded by Latham to COmis.
ky.; CaptsAnst struck the ball to the
right field3or bare and went to third on
Pffeifer' hit, bit the striker went out at
second oathe play. Williamson struck,
but the Chicagos went to the field with
out any runs.
The fourth inning Of St. Louis had no
special features and no runs for either side.
The fifth as repetition of the fourth.
In the sixth inning for the visitors Robin
son went to the bat and got his first on d
grounder over the second base. Bushong
struck out and Latham took his place.
Robinson was thrown out at second while
irving to steal q base. Latham E6s his
first on a hit to the left. Carruthers retir-
ed to the side by hitting bounder to
Pffeifer who tossed it to Williamson, thus
forcing out Latham. Noruns for the home
team.
Pfeiffer sent safe bounder to the center.
Williamson flew out to Pfeiffer and went to
second. He came home, Burns hitting q
fly to the right. Carruthers threw to third
to head him off, hut Latham let ball 60 by
and Pfeiffer scored. Ryan's foul fly was
caught by Bushong. One for Chicagos in
this inning.
In the seventh inning for St. Louis,
O'Neill took the bat. His long fly to Dal-
rymple was gathered in. Anson took a
liner which Gleason sent right into his
hands. Comisky hit long liner to the
center. Gore iuggled the ball and the
striker got second. Welsh died at first on
a grounder to Pffeifer, and st. Louis re-
tired with no runs. :,
For Chicagoes- -Dalrymole stepped to the
plate and struck out. Clarkson went out
| from Robinson to Comisky. Gore took his
base on balls. Kelly's high fly was taken
by O'Neill. No runs.
In the eighth inning the Chicagoes made
three and St. Louis nothing.
The following is the score by innings:
| - 4 Sc 8 8
| Chicapo .2 O 900 1 0 II