The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-01
BADLY OUT OF LUCK.
The 6eattles We're Unable to
Hit When Necessary.
4 GREAT GAME FOR FIELDING.


lucky punching OF hits gave the Portlands
yestexdays game with the Seattles at the Madi-
son street grounds By score Of to g. The
&eme Vas one OF the prettfest ever played on the
home grounds. and was lost BY the seattles by
pa luck They hit the ball oftener, but not as
talpeiy = their opponents. Twice during the
eeme esingle would have given IL to them and
91ce the cnance Was open with Whitley at the
- hut y was no use, they couid not have
Non under any circumstances. They felded in
splenoid form. too. playing ali around the Port
lands 1t certain poiuts
Fender made his appearance at hast and. iudg-
ING nom his work and the reception given him,
10 bids lair tn become favorife. He pitched a
splendid game, and had his team been In any
Kind q luck would have pulled out victory.
~ Wes the first game that he played in nearly
tnfee weeks. and he did not 90 in with all the
ooundence that he might haye shown.
1o1n Parrott pitched for the Portlands, and
did fully ~ we'll as Pender. Like Pender be did
Mt gre single man bases on balls.
Aside from the work of the pitchers, the play
ing o1 thinner at second, Hernon in right field,
NJ. Parrot at third and Smith and Land at fitst
VETS features Only two errors were made in
the game, one poor throw by Snyder which let
1u run, and the other the slow return of a ball
81 BucHtel
The attendance for week day was good.
there being nearly 500 people present II was
Indies day. and the fair sex was well repre-
scented. When the home team was in the lead
there was much enthusiasm and the defeat
Was taken rather hard. Ben Young-''our own
Hen"-umpired the game and called the boys
ont promptly at O'Clock. His work, with the
exception maybe of couple OF balls and strikes
On Ponder. was excellent
HOW THE GAME WAS LOST.
The 6eattles went to bat first, and although
they sized the long, lank twirler OF the Port
lands mp for two nice hits, they failed to score.
HeruOn opened and flew ont TO Hulin. Lou
Camp struck out. A cheer greeted Fiaherty,
who came next. He was entitled to it, for he
hit safe to left aud Whitley sent him to third
with single TO right They were both left
Smith hit to Hassamer and was ont.
The visitors did not do even as well in the
lost Of the flrst. only getting three men to bat.
Hulfn hit to Smith, and was out at first. Buch-
tel dew ont to Hernon, who made great run
ming catch. Rhue drove out to thinner and
was out
The home team followed suit on the first of
the second. Snyder fonled out to Tom Parrott
zimmer fiew out TO O'Day. Bright struck out,
retiring the side.
The Portlands batted out one run in the last
OF the second. Hassamer, who opened, struck
land sacrificed him to second with slow hit
- Fender. and his brother brought him home
with single to center O'DAy ended the in
ming with pop fly to thinner.
Whttely's inability to hit the bali safely when
necessary was the only thing that kept the Sc
attles from scoring in the third. Fender, who
was first up, few out to 0'Day. Hernon hit to
and Flahcrty sent Smith, who ran for him, to
third with 8 hard rap 10 center. Then with an
excellent chance to score open. Whitley flew out
TO BHchtel.
The last Of the third was one, two, three order
TO perfection. schachern hit to Lou Camp and
was out. Hulin struck out Buchtel hit to zim-
mer and was out
The eeatties pounded Parrot hard in the
fourth and batted out three runs. giving them
lead of two. They made all Of their runs in the
game in that inning, too.
Smith hit slow 70 third and beat the ball to
drsf Snyder sent him to third with clean hit
TO right, and then stole second himself Zim.
mer dew out 20 Tom Parrott Bright then
raised double to right scoring both Smith and
snyder. Fender sacrificed him TO third with q
hit to Tom PARROT. Hernon drove the ball to
right and brought Bright home. Lou Camp hit
TO liasssmer and the side was cat
Only three men from Oregon faced Pender
in the last OF the fourth. Rhue flew out to
Smith. Hassarner hit TO Pender and was out.
Tom Parrott hit to thinner and was assisted out
ct first
The visitors took hand at sharp fielding in
the Nth, and made one of the pretfiest double
plays efcr seen on the diamond. Flaherty flew
out to Hulin. Whitley hit safe to center for
single Smith then hit to Hassamer, forcing
Whitley ~ second and was himself doubled out
at drst O'Day made pretty return OF the ball
and the play was freely applauded.
The P0rtl@hds found Fender for four hits two
Of them doubles and one triple. and when the
third man was ont the score had been tied.
Land opened with a two Dagger to left. W. Par.
~ kh{ ia.
bright. and O'Day brought him home with hit
to left Pender caught o'Dsy playing of FIRST
second later. Schachern raised a double into
left and Hnlin brought him home with triple
70 right. II ended there with the score even.
Buchtel fonling out TO Snyder
In the sixth only three men In blue and white
handled bat Snyder few out to Hassamer
thinner hit 70 w. Parrot and was out Bright
struck out
The first three Portland men who came To hat
In the sixth went out on iies. Rhue few ont To
thinner Hassamer few out to Hernon. Tom
Parrot few out to Camp
In the seventh the effort of the seattles was
also feeble. Fender hit TO Hassamer, and was
out Hernon Jew ont to BuehteL Lou Camp
also few out to Buchtel
Two hits and q poor throw by Snyder rave the
POrtlands two runs more In the last of the sew
enth. Land drove q hot line drive TO Pender
who made grand stop and threw him ont AZ
AH5A W. a&Atit new OUT TO WHITLEY. Onay
hit safe to center. Sehachern drove A terrible
liner TO Camp. and was safe Hulin hit safe 10
center, bringing o'Day home SNYDER then
threw wild TO third and sehachern scored.
Euchtei ended the running with q slow hin TO
Smith.
Again in the eighth the home nine only got
three men to bat Flaherty fouled out 70 Scha-
chern. Whitley hit to Hassamer and was ont
Emith hit to w. Parrot and was out.
The visitors followed salt In the last NJ the
eighth. Rhue hit 10 thinner and was ont Has.
namer hew out to thinner Tom Parrots few
ont 10 Lou Camp
Again In the ninth the home team onYv got
three men to bat and the game was lost snv.
der few out to Huiin. thinner hit the hall 70
Farrott and beat the ball TO first. Rrighs htf ,o
Bsssamer, was out, and thinner was donbiad a.
second. The Porilsnds did not play tho lsst ~
the ninth. The score; 39' -
SEATTLE
hernon t....-. 0 o q a
Elahssty. i....... o y
Whitley, G L...... 0 a
Smith. b.........4 - y
Suydcr. G. .........
thinner, 2b.......4
Hrirht. \. e........A n
Fender, p.....s.... O