The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-31
THE ArrERNooN GAME.

Defeat.
The Seattles wiped out the disgrace of
that horrible defeat in the morning by
beating the visitors by score of ten to six
in the afternoon, in contest strung out to
twelve innings. IL was the finest exhibi-
ton Of ball playing ever seen in Washing
ton. The Seatfies led of with .
run in the first inning. and the
Tacomas tied them in the last half Of the
same inning. In the third q couple Of hits
and few errors gave the visitors three
runs and the game was given up. In the
fourth. with the Seattles at bat and no one
out. it began raining and for fifteen min
utes a heavy shower fell. When play
bail was called again the grounds
were in frightful shape, and amid
mud and slush the Seattles pounded
out four runs. making the score to in
their favor. Then, with Q remarkable
streak of lucky fielding. the visitors were
shut out until the eighth, when they tied
the score again. Not . run was scored
again until the twelfth inning, when the
Seattles punched their hits and earned five
runs. The Tacomas only succeeded in
getting one run in the twelfth, and the
game was Seattles'. From the fourth inning
runs were made the Seattle players were
given an ovation by the delighted crow d OF
Loo spectators who witnessed the game.
w. Camp was in for the Seattles again,
and pitched magnificent game. Ten
hits, two Of them doubles, scattered in as
many innings, were gotten of him. His
speed increased from the start and was
better in the twelfth than at any other
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Tacomas. and pitched q splendid game.
Tie was hit for eleven singles and double,
all of them made at times when
needed. The playing OF every member
OF both teams were brilliant and . column
would not contain the features of the
game. il was all good. True. the Seattles
erred nine times. but only three of the err
rors gave men vino scored bases. Tacoma's
three errors were costly. Game was called
at 1 clock.
HOW THE VICTORY WAS WON.
Hernon was the first batter up; cheer.
as usual. greeted him. He was given first
on a hit by pitcher. and stole second.
nextraxs struck out. Herhon then de-
iiberstely stole third and every body hooted
Rappold went out on foul fly to Men
effee. SMITH was given first on balls and
Menef'ee dropped the fourth, Hernon rush.
ing home amid the cheers of the crowd
l.. Camp WAS given base on balls. As
thinner came up some one howied, KNOCK
il over the fence" He did hit the bali, but
il was a single to left and the bases were
full Bright ended matters with fly to
Riley.
Mannassau opened the first for the visi-
tors and went 20 first on balls, and took
second ON passed ball. Hoffman raped
a two-bagger to left and the score was
tied. Maanassau tsiiying. NeCabe hit 10
Bright forcing Hoffman at third. Strou-
theirs hit to Bright. forcing Mccabe al sec
ond. Pope raped liner to l.. Camp.
who erred and was safe. S,routhers going
TO second. Beicher retired the side with a
long rs to Rappold. who made beautiful
catch. Leaving sn even score pleased
everyone immensely and the stamping
shook the grand stand.
Snyder first up for the Seattles in the
second went 10 first on halls. w. Camp
went out on pep hy to MeCabe. Snyder
took second on passed ball. Hernon hit
10 Riley and was out at first. Dextraxe
hit hot line fly 10 Hoffman, retiring the
side.
Meaeffee opened the second for the visit
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was safe. Ward struck ont and SNYDER
caught Menessee stealing second much 10
the eiihcasion Of the crowd Riley hit 10
thinner who made a great stop and the
crowd yelled louder when the side retired.
Rsppold began the third for the Seat,les
by striking out. Smith went out on foul
hy to MeneIfee. Lou Camp kept up the
pace OF the inning ay striking out.
In the third Mannsssan. the first batter.
his 10 w. Camp and was out at first. Hoff-
man followed with q line hi. TO left and
took second On Dexsra1e's error in fielding
what should have been a single. MeCaoe
hit 10 Bright who juvglei again and was
safe AZ trst Hoffman going 10 third.
Stroathers si.ei twe-hagger to left scor.
Ing Holman and McCabe. Pore hill To
center scoring Ssroathers and then stole
second. beseheS hii iiy 10 Smith. who
dropped H. sad was SAFE. Pope going 10
third. Mcnefsee struck oaL Ward biz To
W Camp who retired the side BY throwing
him cut at first. Score To /. the Tacoma
contingent happy and the Seattle repre-
sentasiosa blue
thinner wss the batter ap In the fourth,
xnd had oac strike and one bali when the
rain came dcwn IN torrents. The down
pour ceased IA fifteen minutes and UmYirs
Young went back onto the diamond. TIE
grounds were in horrible condition but
Captain McCahe Insisted on the game going
on and II was so agreed. That was his mis-
taSe. Ser tie SssstieS .ens ahead. tied the
score and Won the game after il bad been
lest- ximmsr again faced Rsley He hss
safe 10 left Zoe single rrirhs hlt Ia
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