The evening world., 1888-06-08
o were arr anged as follows;
CHICAGO.
NEW YORK.

SAtA
When Chicago took the feld there were fully
1.t0o people on the grounds.
First Inning-For New York, Ewing stepped to
the plate and knocked the fourth ball pitched right
into Sullivan's hands. Ward smashed a dandy over
second for . base. Conner fouled to Arson. Stat
terry hit to Van Haltren and was third out at first.
For Chicago. Ryan, after making several fouls.
which Richardson caught WeIcn hit Pesitt and
lii one which bounded from Weloh's back in front
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on with Q single to left o'Rourke was warmly APP
bBy banging a a single over second. He took second
and Danny scored on Ryan's overthrow, TO third.
hot liner, seemingly safe, 5at Pteier rose in the
air, stuck up one hand, grabbed II and doubled
oi s;.Tst up Sp1 a. seG ,n 3y. one run run v.. IN, =, fra,
Williamson knocked one to the same place, but
s%psedieE: Wslch stopped Il however and two
Third Inning-For New York. Weloh was again
crested with applause. He went out Pfeifer 10
Anso6, P snd ,n then made mac , = great s sISp az q ol hH'1 sSs
Williamson did likewise with Wards liner.
For Chicago, Van Haltren hit 70 WEIGH and ran
hard for bis base, but Mickey sent the ball there
ahead Of him. Darling then set the noise agoing
b. banging out a four baser into left centre. Ryan
MT to Hatfield and was out Ut nrst, and Sullivan
Fourth I~nnIng-The game was tied when Conner
past second. 4 passed bali advaneed MIN a "ase.
The best Slattery could do was three strikes.
Richardson hit 10 williamson, who made Q feint to
throw TO nrst and turned towards third, where
Conner had arrived. but Burns wasn't looking and
both men were safe. Conner scored on O'Rourke's
long ny to Petit and Richardson took second.
Gore struck out. One run.
For Chicago, Ward assisted Petit out at frst on
q close decision. Arson looked lovingly at some
tvonty odd bats, picked out one and knocked = safe
ono TO left He went to third on Pfeher's safe hit
Williamson relieved the crowd by fouling out to
Common. And then WEIGH made every one happy
by striking Burns out.
Fifth lnnlng-For New York, HATFIELD tipped out.
WEIGH hit 10 Piener, who threw wildly TO Arson,
end uhle the latter looked his disgust at Prefer
the bail rolled under the fence and into the crowd.
A block ball was declared, aud Mickey came clear
home. Then Buck Ewing lifted one Of Van
HaltTen's costly curves high into the air and away
over into the crowd around the ropes in lett centre
and came home. There was some noise then.
Ward struck at the bali three timeA Darling let
the third one Got By him., but Arson claimed inter-
ference and Ward was declared out Connor
Knocked . safe one to left slattery hit to centre,
and Petut held the ball so long that Conner
spTnted home and slattery took second. He, too.
place as Ewing's. o'Itourke was third out, Van
ualtren to Arson. Five runs.
For Chicago. Van Haltren was presented with .
Ase ON baila Darling struck out Conner gath
efed IN Ryan's foul after o hot chase. sullivan
struck a. the tall. but couldn't hit u.
Sixth Inning. For New York, Arson took care
81 SSfes GrSunder' HATFIELD nied ou' to Sullivan.
Hatneld took care Of Pet,its bouncing Erounisrs.
Arson again hit safely over second. O'HourkO
eqqeesed PfensF's ny. Williamson went QUA Rloh-
Atfeon 70 QonDoL.
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