Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-19
CHICAGO 6; BROWNS 0.
ST. LOUIS GO0SE-EGGED IN THE FIRST
GAME OF THE WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Browns Could Not Monkey With the Bal Not
wihStanding That Captain Latham Called Upon
HJim" 10 GEat I'm Up"-NO Bril-
liant Playing Done. ..-.

and the St. Louis Browns to-day played
the first game of the worlds championship
series. When the game commenced at 3
o'clock, there were from 5000 to 5000
people present. McQuaide was selected to
umpire the game. Anson won the toss
and st. Louis went first to the bat, Lat
ham picking up the willow for the visitors.
He struck nine fouls at the start and
struck out. Carruthers took his place,
but went out ON bounder which Pfeffer
caught with one hand and fielded the ball
to Anson. O'Neil went to the bat and Cap
tain Latham commenced his coaching
tactics.
EATEN Up, jim"
he cried, but Jim didn't eaten, for he
went out on three strikes; st. Louis none.
Gore went to bat and Foutz gave him his
baseOn balls, Kelly tried Latham's plan
of bunting fouls and raised great laugh.
Gore was thrown out at second by Kelly's
hit to Gleason, Kelly getting first and
going to second on passed ball. AnsOn
knocked three bagger nearly to the club
house, and Kelly scored. Anson came
home on pretty hit to right by Pfetfer,
the latter taking first. Williams went out
on foul tip to Bushong. Pfeffer was
thrown out while trying to steal second;
Chicago.
IN THE SECOND INNING
Gleason got his base on passed balls and
ComiSkey took his place. He knocked a
bOunder to Williamson who threw to An
son retiring COmiskey at first. Welsh
took his base on balls. FoutZ went out on
4 pickup by Burns, who threw to AnSon
at first; st. Louis none.
For the ChicagO's, Burns in-field fly was
captured by Latham. Ryan got first on
Gleason's juggle. Dalrymple knocked 4
short fly to left and took two bases on the
hit, Ryan taking the third. Clarkson
fouled out. Gore followed suit and Chi
cago retired with no runs to their credit
IN THE THIRD,
| Robinson went to bat'for the visitors His
bOunder was taken by Williamson, who
threw to AnsOn and cut Robinson of.
Bushong followed at bat, but his fly was
taken in by Dalrymple. Latham struck
! out.
For Chicago Kelly took the bat and
went out at first. Captain AnsOn struck
| to right field for a base and went to third
on Pfeffer's hit, but the striker went out
at second on the play. Williamson struck
ont.
IN THE FOURTH,
Caruthers went out at first. O'Nelll
struck out. Gleason went ont on 4
| grounder to AnSOn.
| For the ChicaSOs Burns fouled out and
! Ryan met the same fate. Dalrymple
| went out ut first, his bOunder being field
| by Robinson to COmiSkey.
/ In the fifth Comiskey and Welsh struck
out. FOutz went out on short bOunder
which ClarkSOn gathered in and threw TO
| Anson. For Chicago, Clarkson knocked 4
high fly which Caruthers captured. Gore
struck out. Kelly got his base on long
! hit TO center field. Anson's fly was taken
| by Welsh and the side retired.
| In the sixth Robinson got his first on a
grOunder over second base. BushOng struck
out aud Latham took his place. Robinson
was thrown out at second. Latham got
first on hit to left. Carruthers retired
the side by hitting bOunder to Pletier,
who tossed it to Williamson forcing Latham
out. For the home team Pfeffer sent a safe
bounder to center. Williamson flew out
| TO CarruthcrS. Pfetfer went to second on
the play. lie came home, Burns hitting a
fly to right field. CarrutherS threw to third
to head him of, but Latham let the ball 30
by. Ryan's foul fly was caught by Bush
ong; Chicago |.
IN THE SEVENTH INNING,
for the st. Louis club O'Neill took the
bat. His long fly to Dalrymple was
gathered in. Anson took liner which
Gleason sent right into his hands. Com
isky hit long liner to center. Gore jug
gled it and the striker got second.
Welch died at first; st. Louis none.
For Chicago Dalrymple struck out,
| Clarkson went ont from Robinson to
| Comisky. Gore took his base on balls.
Kelly's high fly was taken in by ONeiil;
no runs.
In the eighth inning Chicago made
three and st. Louis none. The visitors
failed to score in their half of the ninth
and the game ended amid great cheering.
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