The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-01
The USUAL THING,
Bic Sunday Crowd Sees Seat
ties Defeated.
fAcolAA cRowD YELLED LOUD.
- visitors Cot seven Runs 70 tho
uoms rsam's 1hree-Port1snd
3 powned Again.

II any uerson had happened yesterday
s ofkevnoon Is b Just outside OF the high
5000 fence that incloses Madison street
nSyk Il would most certainly have
1houwht. from the Internal din that was be-
~ raised. that the Eeatties were fairly
wininr IL ground with the visiting ball
! fnem from Tacoma Buff be had Skinned
up : tree like half hundred youngsters
Nd done. peeked down into the diamond,
ond seen Manassau's two-bagger, Reidy' 3
houer over the left fence and the several
lefxe-siscd fumbles Of the home team, he
would property have wondered where the
ar1dience found any chance to yell.
The noise was ell imported A large Ia
SONS delegation came to town yesterday
nerning, bringing their voices and bad
fudxment with them. They hollered,
! beWled, and jeered the local team. Once
they went 20 far as to say nasty things
ohcut "Old Reliable" Snyder, and the wire
6czoen vas the only thing that saved some
one irom getting humping, for Frank is
unused to treatment Of that kind in this
eity.
Wen, Seattle Is in . good, solid third
place, having lost three OF the games in
ihie series Yesterdays defeat by score
d Z 10 WAS due to errors and bad luck, for
every bad play cost one or more runs and
Wss made just when the Tacomas hoped it
would come. With two men out and two
men on bases Manassau's grounder must
strike Flaherty's foot. bound into space,
ond let both men score.
However, IL was most interesting game
throughout, and abounded in plays that
onthused everybody. France pitched for
~ hrSt four innings. gave the visitors but
three hits, but his arm was weak and sore
from the wrench it received on Thursday
and be retired in favor of Mccormick, who
also kept the Tacomas' batting average
down. March, for the visitors. was also in
GOOD form. Nine hits were made off him
hut they were nicely scattered.
The red fire began burning when Fla
harty, In the first, banged fly to the left
fcnce. Reidys stopped it with one hand
and caught it with the other as il was
about to fall. Seattle was shut out and
Tacoma came up. Mannassau sent two
bagger shooting to the right fence and
reached third on Earle's sacrifice. Then
Reidy, to further distinguish himself,
poked the bali. It sang a song over Lou
Camps head and few over the left fence
With shrek of derision, and Manassau
and Reidy played tag around the bases.
Van Zandt and Etrouthers hit to Fender,
both dying at first.
Snyder In the second emulated Manassau
By sending the sphere over Reidy Is auburn
colored locks for two bases, and scored on
Smiths single past second. Lou Camp hit
sale to Manassau and matters looked rosy
for Seattle, but Manassau threw home
magnificently and Smith, who was digging
dirt for the plate. was touched by the ball.
Then Fender flied out and the run-getting
for the home club was over until the last
inning.
They did some tall balI-playing when the
visitors took their half of the second.
though. Burks planted single in the left
garden and Fuller went to first on balls.
Wright slammed beauty to Flaherty who
gobbled It with one hand. ran to second,
forcing Fuller, and then doubled Wright
up 1t first amid cheers. Burks was on
third, but March struck out and the Tacoma
crowd temporarily collapsed.
In the third thinner juggled Manassau's
grounder and the very next instant threw
wild to Smith when Earle hunted. The
ball went to the fence, Manassau scoring,
Earle reaching third. Van Zandt hit to
Fiaherty and started home. Snyder got
the ball and merry chase between the
bases followed. There were q dozen as
aists and finally Q put-out. Strouthers
struck out.
Burks. in the fourth, hit to Fender, and
died at first. Fuller pranced to first on
balls, and Fender fumbIed Wright's
srounder. March fouled to Snyder
snyder got . passed ball. Then it was
hat Flaherty missed Manassau's grounder,
and two men scored. Earle lined out to
thinner,
Mccormick went in the box, and the
frst ball he pitched in the sixth Fuller
pasted for three bags. scoring on Wright's
single to centre. Whitley was slow. and
Wright reached second, getting third on
= Wild pitch. March sent fly to Hernon
who slammed the bali home quick enough
to prevent Wright from scoring. Man.
assau took first on balls, and started te
steal second. Snyder threw to thinner
and Manassau turned back. Making :
bluff to throw home. keeping Wright or
third. thinner chased Manassau up, anc
Smith finally touched him out amic
generous applause. Wright managed ts
tally on wild pitch. Earle flied out.
No more runs were made until the ninth
when Seattle took hand. Snyder hi
safe to March, and Smith got first on balls
each advancing q base on Zimmer's sacri
ice. Lou Camp then pasted hot one &c
March. reaching first safely, SNYDER scor
Ing. Camp was caught stealing second
Smith scoring. Fender flied out, and tn,
game WAS 0yer The seora.