The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-15

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M cemp's work IN the box for the home
1e6m ~ nasni6cent- even bstfsr than that Of
6ooo6eut he struck out six men ana held
97S1t6sr down % seven bits three less than
&76uk But doadinR errors and the inability Of
- 6ovn S h1t tie sphere & cr1fical tirnes fells
- s3ofy q che dsfeat In the eighth inning.
IN 6htoo men on bases, expectation ran high
M 1idherty came up. ior he has it in him 10
ii - home runs at timeR But he struck out.
"a $40 Went down On the score cards. In
11 ninth eeatt3o AGAIN filed the hays. with two
zSk eurelv bir Whftelv wnulfi do sorneth Ing 20
- - DAY little rrounder % Peeples and
= ~ chance had rome
~ ne ea1no was exciting ana fun of features
81 eepse0 Con anche.lfkc wells 70 issue from
10 crowd, which was thousand strong. The
Enim Were ont In fun force and vigorously
6lfupod their hands. even If they didn't know
X4ot1t Was al about
x1ohnffy took Zimmerss place At second Be-
ontaf SECOND bassnan being i'll Pat Held
~ unzely what chances he had Lou Camp
~ come marvellous catches of hot liners, and
Fkl1ely took everything that came to center.
6ornld, however, hsd all eyes on him yester-
~ and bin own on the ball In the sixth he
15psd out thrse-baeser that counted for two
zIna Herncn also Increased his batting aver
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1ho epokanes played nne game, which was
$&fx63lem until the eighth. Ward did good work
c6o1ht Bxiehrs long fiy With one hand. after q
&116 I'm Umpire Stanton was called upon to
S 4 Ike many clooe decisions and gave good salts
<o6c1on, although there wss very loud howl Of
1Ienntion when be called Flaheryt's drive
~ Inst In the eighth foul although it passed
fSSide 81 he bae This decisi0n lost Seattle the
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