Telegram-herald., 1888-04-29

Pfr1xsBss. April s.-PitE4burx broke
chicszo's victorious spell tosisy IN an az
citing game. The dsfsst 70 tbs visitors vas
. snfprss as lev people thought that Hen
dsrson. sho pitched his drst championship
sanns this season would 30 effective. he
fooIsd the Anson aggregation. however.
although be sent eight msn to bases on
sslls He vss .ild bar when hs GOT = ball
across ina plate Chicago men could not hit
4. Carroll played missrably and Van
HAltrsn w2s has freely. Both teams kicked
s<fons.y against Umpire Decker And hs
6nsd Carroll s.. Smiths batting v<s =
f>sinr- Of the game. About 500 peopis
ware present. The weather s&s ans and
the Chicazoes we're 0utpisyef summary
earned rams. Piisabnrg s. cbicAgo . Base
hits Pittsbarz Saith and Duslsp, base
hits. Saith: rolea bases. Pitsburs 3.
Chiesgo ?. double plays. Pfsffrr and Anson;
nrsf base on balls. PitEsbarg 2 Chicago J:
hlt sy pitcher. williamson; struck out ey
Hsafsrson 1. vsnHaitFsn q passed eallA
Daring 1; Wild pitches. Henderson 2 Time
Of game 30. Umpfrs. Decker.
Another dispatch says Henderson,
pitched an excellent game of ball. bat vss
very Wild Ia The earlier portion OF the
game. giving eight msn bases on balls.
Decker vas way or and caused complaint
frsm both tssnA van Haltren was severe
~ handled. especially By smith, OF tbs
home team shoss fielding Was also re-
msrxsbls. The score is ss fsllows
rssears s--.--..-...-.di , . 20
nz.s hits--Pitssburx. n. Chicago q
krrors- Pitisosux 8. chicago >
Bsllsr.es- fltlsbIrz :. henderson. Carroll. Chi
eazo. Van Haitren. Dsfllns
.ss..s.s '. v.s s.ss4s.@ ss.s~~
fsDssAroEIs. April 2s--Todsys game
vas one Of the most closely contested on
record NOBODY hsFe ever befors sAw any
thinx ike IL The teams were evenly
matched a. every point. and both Getzsln
and Boyle tid marvellous work. Time after
time the big batfers tried IN vain to bit the
bal safely, snd they did not succeed in
bsnchinx their isw hits. Big sam Thomp-
son secured the only run oY knocking the
hau over right nsld fsncsL In tas ninth
inning The Hoosisrs had men on bases with
splendid prospect OF At least tying the score,
bat George Myers undertook to steal second
inoppcrtussiy and wss caught. Hits fol-
loved bat yisIdsd nothing Aside from the
pitching Denny and Whites neiding de-
ssrvss The greatest praise. Attendance.
z0oo.
The battery work Of Boyle snd Gstzssn
vss ths issturs Of ths days game. UD to
ths ninsh inain< the iIoosisrs did not get q
raan beyond second base. In that inning
Myers xot 70 first on an error. bat in trying
% steal s.oood b.ss vas neatly thrown out
.osh shombsrx and Denny followed With
hlts Sssry sseriacsd and EstrbrOok
wracE cut. lesviag Shomhsr< and Denny
oa rh,ra and second. The oaicisl score
stsnds.
lI.assasDoiss 80. 20 eo9ssoS
esltsriss- Boyle and aysrs. eetzein snd
Btnnctt
Esre His-l -laiianspoil.. nssrostA
E7rnrs-- indianapolis. 3 Detroit, b
Fsrnsf runs tefrot. =
r 10 hsse hlfe-ttuc.
Thses 49, nifs--No1e.
Hous rus fholu pso1.
rirss e.-s On balls sserr. Meyer Twsschsr.
s,.,.ea bsse.-sesrv. 3 T~sscoea
rfst hsse on errors iusiisnsrol.s q 4 Detroit 81
Firsz ossr On BENG ht ~ pflched baii-dssto
Strack cnt- tsterbuok ssssstt Boyls. seefT
eetzrls.
ss~-,s . eterhroos siehsr'isoa = RFoaiasrs.
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