The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31
|7FTZr WAS A VICTIM.
ne 'em Out Slugged Hard
By Lucas Men.
-.sly AN ERsoRLEss GAME,
Was By Score of Mine to One
s.stsse Again Defeats the Tall
euders-Today's Game.

Z p.adv Flaherty hadn't hit the bali
Z = 80 right time yesterday. scoring
s...r1ld Lucas aggregation would have
- At the Seattles. As It IS. the visitors
"a. .rouch 10 boast about. as they gave
a sorus team most thorough walIopfng.
- .rore vas 8 70 1. and Seattle has taken
sss.r tnnble to third place.
Z ut uortem examination reveals the
4 800 il vas an of day for .Sfrike-'Em
rfsxn His work in the field had
- bis good right arm out of gear. and
Sed but little control of the ball. The
- Rounded him for eleven hits, with
s.1sl of fifteen bases Two men were
- 6rst on balls. and two more were hit
- sphere, rendering it quite impossi-
8. = he home club to win.
Is sfher respects the game was all that
- IS desired by those who dote on good
"a The visitors played superbiy and
- through the nine innings without
~ solitary error. although every
- vas accepted and some very diff
o6es 1t that The official score shows
= fro errors for the home club, and
81 Il them were excusable. Whitley
- 4 back-rHnning catch of Wright's
q a.. and Lou Camp. who played left
~ failed IN q desperate attempt to
~ IN esent to him by Burks.
ri Fsaheify's work at short was one Of
= ieetures of the game. He used rare
<tln,enf, played ike veteran and wound
r3lh two assists and i've put-outs. Sam
III held down first bag in good shape,
= 10th Snyder and Earle made difficult
cssches that aroused enthusiasm.
fathers and Connor also saved the Wis
q from getting errors by brilliant play
q The Tacomas started of with such q
q hat the audience could not enthuse,
a mere was not the usual amount of
tsring.
Iefhe FIRST Msnassau took FIRST on balls
4 iook second on Earle's very pretty
1t Each advanced a base on Connor's
xziEce and scored on Fuller's two-bag-
10 center. The latter thought he could
s. bird on the throw home, but was put
! q by Fender. Whitley could not hold
limits fly 10 deep center, for which be
| ssie splendid run. Van Zandt followed
ii asvo-hagger and Wright came home.
Auzthers died at first and the visitors
Ii three runs
xdfher side scored in the second, but in
= bird Seattle saved shut-out by get
skone run. Fitzgerald hit to second
fEy. was sacrificed to second, and scored
3 Eshersy's safe hit over first.
/ he Tacomas came M, and after Fuller
! ID to Lou Camp. Wright went to first on
Ing biz by the ball. reaching third on
! h zandt's sacrifice. Stroutners let the
ID bit him and got his base. Burks
|hsd two-bagger to left, and Wright
nsssd the plate. Tanning put in another
6 sas same place for two bags, and
euutbers and Burks scored. Manassau
ID out TO Lou Camp.
from this time on the home team played
|tflistless manner so far as batting was
Earned. They could not Judge Tanning
aae least. The red-headed youth from
anna pitched magnificent game. allow
kbat FIVE scattering hits to be made off
kfthe Tacomas kept on hitting the ball.
iae fourth, after two men were out, Full
fingied to center, reaching second on
Iaghs's safe tip fly to third and scored
s Van Zandt's hot liner to center.
Feathers kept up the music by lining a
r. one to Fiaherty. filling the bases.
ma bumped himself and saved more
Tn BY striking Burks out.
the sixth the visitors made their last
/ y runs. Connor fled to FIaherty and
kler irotted to first on balls, scoring on
Esashts two-bagger to left. Van Zandt
III single to center and Wright scored
y strouthers' sacrifice. Burks' hit to
zhsrfy retired the side. The score: