The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-11
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usns Spoiled BY Kasealisy u ,
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Am. the St Louis lusher. who,
~ e not Cumming with the MEM
~ Portland ball team. employs his
- ling beer and shooting craps"
5'sIIud pusson.," deliberately stole
q l1om the Seattles yesterday after
49,. presented it to the Webfooters.
-. An by which he robbed the local
- S,e1Dry. was one OF the rankest ever
- INV diamond, and had 1t been
1uhers than in Seattle it IL doubt
- nnpire could have elbowed his
3 the threatening crowd - did
y6oterday.
8 the first half Of the ninth In.
~ q - lsrceny was committed. The
ssS - 1 TO 2 il favor Of the visitors
v4nmor came up and landed safe
8 NJ Bright followed with .
IN TO the same garden
- cheers of the crowd
- INTO howls Of delight when Zsmmer
= 1arine steal to third, Bright reach
sssnA Land got q passed ball and
S IRE down the line and scored.
alxuck ont and Camp reached FIRST
~ Fitzgerald then grabbed the
\ 51d vhsneed the leather safely be-
- lit md second, the ball passing
~ o. six feet behind Camp, who
6nod start for second. Bright scored
5fSnp IVES tanning himself on third
nisnton, ct the suggestion Of HASA
incIared Camp out, claiming that he
~ - the batted ball. Then for once
91 pstrons Of the game relax from
FcnsI courtesy to umpires and boot
iion went up from oil sides. Every
uoman and child in the audience
6stchsd the ball and had
1870 essy when they saw six
Z daylight between the bounding
- md Camps legs. Protestations
~ Md and long before the game pro-
71 Fitseeraid was forced ct second
loetland came up With the score tied.
l1,xW Knocked the ball over the fence
Glnnton ran for the dressing-room,
- 81 sars against the angry shouts Of
Ssoud.
nnursr Thornell visited the dressing
1atsr and told Stanton that the de-
- was most outrageous one, and that
rlres took advantage Of the courteous
1nent received here by giving the
dub the worst Of it both at home
11soad
- stanton played the baby oct. Said
sWSll, you won't see me here tomorrow.
- cline right straight home"
4ou en- do Is you please about that"
I'd NJ. Thornell. "but you are assigned
6Wpirs this series, and II you leave
~ not get cent of salary"
1iG(anton's success at crap.shooting has
JDen the best of late, it is likely he will
ron the diamond again today.
= eame itself was as brilliant as any
ri here this year, and had it not been
khieht's bungling work at short at .
nl time, the Seattles would have beat
Htpth Stanton and Portland combined.
batteries on both sides were very
Int Fitzgerald gave the visitors but
M and one man base on balls. While
llftaker was tribe wild at times, he
6oded In striking out seven mon.
luther side scored in the first two in
20 Fitsgerald in the third slammed
MI to deep center for three bags and
~ on Flaherty's safe liner over Sec
- In the fourth thinner sent safe fly
Nh Bright hit to Parrot. who threw
= Ennamer to force thinner. A double
RI would have resulted. but Hassamer
hqpsd the ball and both men were safe.
Innsr made dash for third, and Par
- cutting the ball too late. threw down
) Hassamer to catch Bright, who was Dig
- dirt for second. The sphere went
~ and Zimmer came home.
20 moro runs were made until "the fatal
penth." Breckenridge got first on Pend
p tumble Cahill then hit to Bright and
double play" was in every body's mouth.
II Bright juggled and the next minute
y bags were full, Whitaker getting first
liner to left. Parrot then hit the ball
4 two bags and Breckenridge. Cahill and
ehittaker played tag to the home plate.
md sent sky-scraper to Camp. PARROT
Ut the ball home and the visitors had
bur runs.
How the home team tied the score in the
nib and how Stanton and Whitaker ul-
11ately won the game, has already been
~ The score: