The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
THE RECORD.


NE" hohh, LOS CtlOAVO, U.
Capt. Arson enforced tho Chicago Clubs rules
Of discipline at the Polo Grounds yesterday. al.
though he lost a game By SO doing, and 1000
sidelness OF the contest, Anson put Clark
Griffith, his star pitcher. on the score card, but
y TSns to a' wo SfnAi lie asked X Pt the old f manh s 10 Ios
him Of, but Anss was deaf 70 his entrsatlss
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bali over tha plate as 6ig as : balloon Then tho
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S Sis S dieason. f sn4 G eHlzs' f eli SsSr N Inc quick iGsi , 1c:
S Ssiii NV. with 5 5sttIi1E base s;, Aits; Wilson TssG got St1 fsps
worked in two wild pitches, Rusie and Van
Haltren aied out. McCreery received a FREQ base.
handed four balls to DsviS. The bases we're
allet. but Gleason ended the slaughter with u
Eight runs, six OF which wore earned, had
been rolled up. and Griffith walked e the Sonch
went to the bat again. Gririth hung back.
said tf Snson haze so d sG ifssfP % Sa Rt.SdH tn tS sHSa o4 a %f iihe
iobblns, ana Clark, Wilson and Donneily banged
singles 70 the SHtleld: KusieE got TO second on Mo;
four balls and Meoreery Mt one to Grihlth, who
MAUI NJ JAZZ ~ Olu t"O JUL Az uoO
BOT try to catch Kittridgs'S return. ! Then after
and Gleason singled only to tho left Six more
runs had been made and Griffith again pro-
Again it anne time to do some moro pitching,
and once again Anson ordered the pitcher to
ns1H e. T tSrG w INC sra1Es we Sr disggsted and
Take him out ! Take him out !, was the cry
Parke Wilson then hammered o fat one to tho
I~eeeding lake in right centre neld for three
Creery followed and two more runs " ere chalked
up. The crowd began to hiss Griffith after the
for during the remainder OF the game, although
he feigned carelessnesu, he worked with consfd'
f she9. ffssli Sas Simply na$ ~as ea as' o. fl1 sSggsiifoS. 80 ia ali
bynmsIlpE ths player sshsned q his VOL.
:s@yslsses II fsnarEsele style. ,Thsy made
Epna McCreery. Wilson, Clark. Herman. and
Rusie pitched an easy game. He kept the hits
from from 'R Tas f asl tsssiT sad me sls suspsF't' s sspi paiieS
down q home run from Ryan in the seventh
!outside Of GrfssS's " poor = w oSseS the chicasos
Dlsyss f soG sSe s sali In In i ssnes aka. a Dssf ES. Tss r mo
after grounders as IL he had lead in iist sho osa
Dahlen, Arson, and Callahan. however. made
some clean plays. The last named Is undoubt-
edly one Of the fastest runners In the profession.
In the sixth inning he scored from first base on
q short two:bagger TO left. Everitt in the third
got TO the plate from the first corner on u long
single, which was also pretty fast work, but he
had q big start whom tho ball was hit, while Cal
lahAn did not have any,
A funny feature was Rnsie's base running,
Remembering the trick played on him In ono Of
the recent Boston Ramos, when q wild throw
sent him around the bases and completely ex-
kausted him, Rusie took no chances this time.
In the second inning, therefore, when he tapped
one TO Mccormick and the latter threw the 6all
to the seats. Amos Just logged easily to second
base. when, by fast running. he could have
landed at third. He made two hits later. but