The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-30
lE PENNANT WON
|5okane's Victory Yesterday
Closed the Race.
| oalLLlANr TeN-InNINo GAME.
,ers Hsld the visitors Down - 1ight
Hiss- chsmpions wiz -
g - California.

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3 4 ever played in one series on any dia.
md are those which have Just boen I'm
1keA between Seattle and 1pokauo, but the
20 sensational Of the half dozen Wa the
s 1ro 81 yesterday. won by the visitors after
S1y5otechnic display lasting ton innings.
Ikore Was double incentive for the
! - team to put forth their most gallant
III TO gain second place was one con-
cosation and victory Of three games
II q the i've scheduled meant SO gold
]. - n each players pocket, the prize BE-
oBered BY well-known patron Of the
61ional sport The first game was "
- eoch club won two Of the remaining
m Consequently the interest IN the ~
iii u yesterdays contest was unusually
roak TO score victory meant consider
s - - Manager Barnes, too. for Is Was the
- - needed TO assure him of the PEN
] mi He offered Borchers SIS IN money
"a 8 new hat to pitch winning ball. Som
- vent into the box for the locals ond,
Wills his wildness IN the second gave two
{ 1uns, be steadied down and handled the
1Dbere superbly.
from the start-off there was red-hot ball.
~ yisftors IN the FIRST doubled up Hernon
"a Broughton, and Katx died out.
Ihen P0lhemus came mp and raised the
III ever the left fence for horne run.
W6fd followed with single to center and
tiok second on Powell's sacrifice Turner
ID out and MoGuirk took first on balIs.
y Wild pitch sent both base-runners : peg
orsf home. but Phillips popped out
The 6eattles we're goose-egged Ia the
IDcond, the feature being Phillips one
- kaks - Wls1x D. fx,~t
The visitors in their half Of the second
Dlayed In luck. Mills, Peoples and Borch-
1Fs were presented with bases in success
sion By 6omers. filing the bags. Polhe-
mus died out and then Ward pasted sin.
~, bringing Mills and Peoples home.
Powell fled out and Borchers and Ward
Ut 70 the two bases nearest home on
Wild pitch. Turner came up. but relieved
iursher anxiety by hitting 70 zimmef and
dying ct first.
n the third and fourth neither side
ooored. In the fifth, with Zimmer on
bird and Snyder on second, and with one
ont, Hernon popped . two-bagger TO left,
bringing both men in. Broughton and
Kats we're put out in quick order.
The crowd grew more and more enthus-
iastic, but no more runs were made until
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