The sun., 1893-06-17

CHICAGO. 10: NEW ToRKa
Chicago defeated the New iorks yesterday
after eleven innings Of the nercest Kind of
toward ddiI losing tho day. but he was helped by
Rusis whose pitching was was nnl unIsnaiy indgnt un
balls were unfortunate. 1t isn't often that
Ward is caught mapping between bases. espo,
means everything. But Il must Be chropieled
that in tho eleventh inning with Burke on
% down at third By farfott. while Burke scored;
have Se scored SSr both BarEs and Ward and neees.
STATED 2 twelfth inning. But ys, this wasn't uan
G tain. 0nk me Has n re. pons blc for paneaPs F9n
in the ninth. for he muflled he!ly's
buSSan fully ten fee. from the bag Then
again in the eleventh Ward ran Lange down
between first and second and dropEed the ball
have have been sa nj the he third out aud would have re.
Quilted in no Iups for Chicago: but as as # was;
KIse was Wild giving ,;Sns ssGs b1fes G on fall ka
nails He partially redeemed himsel; IN the
Rnnf sga,s IN SE e hPf sf fore hG sT
tho first time the feat has beer accomIlished.and
Rusie. was cheered for hi. pains But that home
made. ,Connor had orened the inning with
bit and moved to second on naois'S sncrineS
q 'h iaasmsns as 1T as cSnnor Con to steal thrd Sui
s wRersas s il be had waited. keys bass on balls
would have filed the lases and four runs
Kelly made his irst appearance since his lay
of. He caught we'll hatted hard and at the
right time and used his head N wth eheeiiehs ell 5
dropped the bali several times Just as a runner
started 10 steal but, taking his condition into
consideration. his work cannot be criticised
too hurshly.
y Aps2P yA Ts9t Ess eaan i s2n0tps I'll ss Gnsd ia Tied
second on MaucE ; wild throw and in the elev- |
with the idea u stopping his throw to the, plate
to shut of Dahen. but luckily Umpire Hurst |
saw the trck and ordered Dahlen back 1t to thrh:
hit several: :batsmen. and ordered him out q the
Shaw's pitching had been good.
:, Ryan opened the ball ty hitting liner that |
lS Then nSys and
tho clever Chieagoap renched second. whence |
aSoa sos hs Case on ba and
finally scored on sacrifices by Lange and Will |
e IN hs
plate DSngap put ,an on n third with hit
have already been explained. LANCE began |
C6ieaggs third, inning by getting MS base on
and and Parrot. and scored on IN SHAW 5 sacrifce az to
FULLER Il was = blank for New York in the
the fourth. But in the nth; after Chicago had
been shut out. Burke forced Fuller at second
and then stOg that base clSnnly Ward placed
was s8to 4. Again % in the sixth sixth did did New @ iS Yore
@ score and and the Grnnks . took courage; Davis
third But Doyle allowed himself to be caught |
between bases e in tns blindest sort Of way.
and Davis | seofed o on tho tho trot Davis began as
the last half Of the eighth with hit to right;
h but Harss raassG 70 tspe rs
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.here was a great Yell Kelly moved both run
SsTs Mas.t up b With d skitui saSrife and then
suf beye Snt5sf jack 'fsT qfssd bsFfSit s
came. This put New York one ahead; and a
lasted = lew opspts. though. Tor IN the GF; ilrst
sse s' FIJI sS1ia hi Sr rd S
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81 f ay tied t6e score M gfs s
Maqck's error, and sacrifice files by Connor
plhnks. Dut IN the eleventh Dahlen got four |
balls. DUNCAN put him on second. Anson got
base on balls. and Lauge hit to Davis. who
Uncle Anson held Fuller and Dahlen was nut
back on third. while Ward let Lange pscare sure
on a passed ball. and Lange. after reaching
third on Wilmots single scored on a wild |
pitch. In New York's half Burke made hit
and Ward got his base on balls. Both moved
up on Tiernans sacrifice. and then Ward was
caught mapping, while Burke scored. Connor |
singled, but Lauge and Anson settled Davis,
and the crowd. jumping over the rails, made
rush for Hurst Three policemen kept every
body back. and the umpire walked to his
room unmolested. The score: