Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-10


The seattle Reds Meet the Pacffics In
. Frfesdiy Contest. and Garry on
the Laurelss
On Friday evening, several members
Of the Pacific base ball nine of Snoho-
mish, together with a large number of
excursionists arrived here By the Nell
lie. The remainder of the nine Was 10
have arrived yesterday forenson by the
Josephine, but unfortunately, while de-
sceuding the river, she struck on a sand
bar at high tide, and there remained.
fbe base ballists took skiff and roved
seven miles over TO Mukilteo, a. which
place they remained until the Washing
ton came along and brought them to
this city, WHARF, they arrived after three
o'clock. A train was in waiting to con-
vey them to the Driving Park, where
the match game between the Seattle
Reds and the Pacifcs of Snohomish.
was arranged to take place. Quite a
tHE kC Vi CAtlEcA- hHu RUu6 Nv
tram and In carriages, for the purpose
of witnessing what was expected to be
an exciting and holly contested game.
Some little delay occurred, pending
the selection of an umpire. The keds
being the home club, by the usage of
base ball had right to name the UNI
pire. and expressed a preference for Mr..
A. b. Ensign. The Pacifics wanted Mr..
Snow, but as that gentleman had bet
money on the result he was objection
anle TO the Seattls team. Mr.. d. G.
Malarkey, Portland base ballist, was
finally agreed upon for umpire.
Ia the toss up for innings, the Reds
won, and sent the Pacifics into the field.
FIRST rSSNo.
Roll went to the bat ard fouled out
to Anderson Coulter made his first on
= good hit, and Black went out on three
strikes; ThorneIl went to rirst on six
balls, and Reddish fouled out to Ander-
son, leaving Coulter on second and
rhornell on first base.
Anderson, of the Pacifcs, then went
to the bat, and made his first Forbes
batted to Fairbairn, and, by an over.
| throw from the pitcher TO first, made
his run, as did Anderson ; Jackson was
thrown out at first, followed by Var
Bowen, who met with the same fate
Booth went to first on three strikes and
a passed ball, and, aided by a bad throw
TO second base, made his run Moore
batted difficult fly to Second, which
WAS muffed by jacobs Myers then bat
ted out by fly to Roll.
At this stage, the game stood thret
l for tha puntfau and vnAthsH. h.
Reds.
SECOND INNING.
Jacobs made his first and WORKED
around to third Kenney made a base
hit and got to his second Bagley bat
ted out to the pitcher, when Fairhairr
made a sacrifice play, bringing Jacob,
home Roll made one base hit auC
got to second on passed ball, and Ken
ney and Roll came home on bad over
throw; Coulter, Black and Thornel
followed in rapid succession, all makins
taliies Reddish batted to first, and OF
a passed ball got to third Jacobs flew
out to Van Bowen, the second baseman
Delfel, of the Pacifics, then went t,
the bat, and made his first on thre,
strikes and a passed ball, and WORKED
his way around to home, where he wa
put out; Welts went to first on 81,
balls, but was thrown out ON third
Anderson went to first on six balls. ant
Forbes had three strikes and out {,
kenney, thus ending the second inning
At this junoture the game stood six 70
the Reds and three for the Pacifics.
THIRD INNING.
Kenney satted out to first base Bag
ley made his first, and on passed ball
went to third, and cane in as Fair
bairne batted safe. Fsirbairne ans
Roll made tallies in quick succession
Coulter batted fly to the right fielde
Moore, which was muffed, and the has,
runner came home Black got to frs
on a tumble by the short stop, an,
made his run safely; Thorneil made
safe hit. and worked around to thirC
base Reddish knocked fly to cente
field, which was gobbled in by Forbes
Jacobs went 20 first on called balls
kenney batied to pitcher, who threw
| him out to first.
jackson, of the Pacifics, batted t.
Roll, short stop, who threw him out {,
Reddish, on first Van Bowen strucl
out Booth went to first on called balls
and Moore fouled out to Kenney.
At this juncture the game stood
Reds IL, Pacifics 8, and il looked al
though the Seattle team were going Il
have walk over.
FOURTH INNING.
Bagley. of the Reds, made a hit apC
got to first, and finally home. Fair.
b sirR fouled out to Welts; Roll few out
TO VanBowen; Coulter batted a fiy tc
Moore, IN right field, which WAS muffed
Black batted to the pitcher, who threw
Coulter cut on second.
Myers, of the Pacitics. went ont on
strikes; Delfel followed suit. going on,
on three strikes; Welts got his first on
called balls; Anderson made a hit. and
got to first; Forbes batted to Roll, who
threw him out to Reddish. Thus ended
the fourth inning, at which time the
game stood II for Reds, aud for Paci.
dos.
FIFTH INNING.
Thornell, of the Reds made a good
hit, and worked his way from first to
home; Reddish fouled out to Deifel. in
the left field; Jacobs batted out 20
Booth; kenney bstted 10 third, and N.Y.
ers threw him out to Booth on first.
Jackson, of the Pacitics, had three
strikes, and was caught out by kenuey;
Van Bowen then made the first leeiti-
mate base hit 80 Ear made by the Paci-
tics during the game, bat was caught
mapping on third. and put out by Roll
TO Coulter; Booth batted to Fairbairne.
the pitcher, who threw him out TO first.
Thus ended the fifth inning. Game so
far, Reds, Ii; Pacihcs, 4.
sfxru tNSrxa
Bagley, Of the Reds. flew out to
pitcher; Fairbairne batted to pitcher.
and was thrown out to first; Roll made
base his, but was thrown out by
Fobes from center field to welts on
home.
Moore, of the Pacifics, got to his first
by error of Jacobs, and home on fuu-