The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-21
sHEY WERE NOT IN IT.
n.rweIrs Babies Defeated by
Tacoma Stalwarts.
pooRLv-MANAGED
GAME.
-. . Kid Pitcher and Crippled Third
sassman the Home Team Could
Do Nothing.

r,.ve vas q game of baseball at the
u.dison street grounds yesterday after
-, The seattles and the Taco mas were
.sssauled 70 play. That was q mistake.
- sea,sies were there in their dirty uni
s.-ns and there was game, but the Seat
IS. rere not in 1t. They were never taken
- consideration. They remained for
80 innings and then stole silently from
=. srounas. Winfield Scott Camp, here
..forp star lwirier, stood in the box and
..s.ed tvo-base hits over the plate to the
ssromas for five innings. and then Me-
rermsek played the game out on about
4. same basis. Out behind them eight
~ouns men representing the flower of
nsnseer W. L. Rockwell's aggregation,
Saved ike Indians from Big Skookum or
paralIup. The exhibition was miserable.
IN The other hand the Tacomas played
.mseuidcent game. Favour. who pitched
a. them. was hit safely but twice, and out
"A. of 4 little wildness at times his work
vas splendid. His support was nearly per-
ket When the slaughter was over eight
l.rse r.ins stood to the credit OF the visitors,
xhie Portus Baxter. the scorer mad diffi-
eu!Ty N finding two for the home team. 1t
!, lrcky il was not shut out The Seattles
maize those two in one inning and neither
4 them was earned. The game outside of
H. great work OF every man in the Tacoma
nine vas feasureless, and thinner at second
nlayed great game for the Seattles. Lou
fsmp fell and was badly injured in the
rshr leg early in the game, but was allowed
3 pIay the game out. For what reason il
1 hard to tell. for he was in no condition to
other run or field.
Fully $500 people, OF which number
nearly 90 were from Tacoma, Witnessed
he game, and 1880 Disguised people flied
rom the grounds when it was over. After
lie fourth inning interest conferred on q
nut out, and when the Seattles managed
piaIly the crowd for the first time got
ralIy enthusiastic. Game was called at
s.0ocsock
STORY OF THE GAME.
The Eeattles as usual went to bat and did
nothing failing to avail themselves of an
excellent opportunity TO score given them
ii the witness of Favour. Ach.er greeted
Tommy Hernon, who started il off. Favour
gave him first on balls. He stole second
sier Fiaherty had flied out to Hoffman.
Favour also gave thinner first on balls.
DexiraEe sacrificed them each one base
ahead with slow hit to Strouthers, but
Smith few out to Strouthers and the two
we're left.
The Tscomas Lit onto Camps delivery in
heir half Of the first inning and pounded
out three doubles that earned three runs
giving thtm a lead that the Seattles never
osercame in the game. Mannassau hit 70
fmith and was safe on an error. Britain
foiowed and raised double into left that
scored Mannassau. E,rle raised double
into left also that brought Britain home.
nccabe sacrificed him to third with rap
oCamp. Stroughers also raised double
into left that brought Earle home. III e.
man hit TO Bright. forcing Strouthers at
third and second later attempted to steal
second. but Snyder got the ball down ahead
Of him.
The effort Of the Seattles in the second
was very feeble and netted no runs.
Snyder hit TO Favour and was out L.
Camp took FIRST on balls and stole second.
He iell In making the base and Smith took
his pace on the base. Bright sacrificed
him 70 third. but he got no further. w.
Camp bit to Favour and was touched out
on the line.
Errors gave the Tacomas another run In
the second inning. Stuart drove hot one
70 zmm-r and was neatly assisted out at
nrsk Pope bit to Smith, and was safe on
bis error. Favour his safe to right, adj
ssncing Pope to third. Mannassau hit to
snliih and was out at first and Favour was
caught at third, but Pope scored.
In the third every Seattle man who came
70 bat BIT the ball. but generally managed
70 TAT it into the hands of Tacoma fielder.
hernon dew out to Favour. Flaherty hit
% Britain and was out AT first thinner
nit TO Britain and was safe on an error.
Dextrsze hit 10 McCabe and was out at
nrs. Zmmer being left at second.
sharp neldlng on the par; of the Seattles
aept Tue Tacomas from doing anything in
Ihe last OF the third. Britain took tirst on
balls nd stole second. Fare fouled ont to
Lou Camp. McCabe hit to Lou Camp and
vas out at first. Strouthers few out 10
oxraz'. and Britain was left az second.
IN the fourth the home team were out in
one Two, three order, and Ii began to look
IKE shut-out Smith bit to Favour and
was out at first. Sayder fouled out to
saris. Lou Camp hit 10 Favour and was
out at FIRST
ihe visiting team increased IFS lead by
TWO IN the fourth, and would have done
wen better but for brilliant double play
oy Matt thinner. Hoffman took first on
osis aud stole second. Stuart hit single
ieit, and Hoffman scored. Pope few
oe' 70 Hernon, and Stuar; stole third after
ne oali was caught. Favour hit safe to
nent and Stuart scored. Mannassau drove
not me fy to Zimmer, who doubled Fa-
YOUR out at first, making one of the pretti-
ISL PLAYS Imaginable.
"aen the home team again failed to
score IN the fifth, the fears OF a shut-out in
eeased. Bright hit 10 Britain and was
eu' al hrst. So did VIM Camp. Hernon
npped double into right Fiaherty few
ou' 10 Britain and Hernon was left at
second.
When the Seattes went out for the last
y y, 'he NTH Mccormack was in the box.
Inas was a fnnt ray of hope. and the
o"u managed To scrape up enthusiasm
enough to give hiui little cheer. Taey
Yelled when he struck Britain out. Earle,
10 cuo followed, flew out TO Flaherty. Nc
.aT went TO first on balls but got no
! i'aer, as Strouthers. who bats after him,
new out to Zimmer.
ohiy three men in blue and white
y s'eiaed the willow in the sixth. thinner
~ 70 McCahe and was safe on an error.
Ia Sa' was caught taking second. Dextrazs
~ % Favour and was out at first Smith