The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-28
tx LITTLE SINGLES.
ITS All Bob Fender Gave the
Spokane Team.
|.ows soys WON HANDS DOWN.
|r..eers Try Their Usual Bulldozing Tao
~uss without saccess-Portisnd
uovnsd Again at Tacoma.

/ s..re vas glorious weather, srpebr ball
as-sre ana big crowds at the Madison street
~ yssterday afternoon, ana what was better
Il mere was another victory for the home
- over the men from Spokane. The usual
s.sins nom the visitors was thrown In. Is
Ss-bf have been expected, but Umpire Rhue
q very short by jerking Mr.. Polhemus out of
~ rame ana informing Mr.. Ward in plain
fsssuare that he. TOO would be given . rest on
~ hench II he didn't do more bsll-plsytng and
- talking.
l,srder went into the hex, for they remembered
~ 1ass experience against the Spokanes. when
1savas bstsed for nine runs in one inning. But
~ conclusion OF the game. wien the score
- 20 5 and the visitors had made but six
! - hts, the idea went abroad that Pender
4 - something OF pitcher. Huston was stead
/ = han usual, but Rockweli's men pounded
/ = hard. Happy CAR Broughton found him
! r angle and two doubles, one OF the latter
S6nsing in three men in heap. While quite
<1umber OF errors were made on botn sides.
- vss enough OF brilliant fielding to keep
~ uowd shouting from beginning 70 end.
Hsspon opened by flying to Mills. Then
4 nuurhton lined a beauty to center. Katz
hueed the ball to left, bat Powell gathered it
| *. hougbson got second on passed ball.
Vhitely hit to Phillips, who threw wild to Nc
oairk. and Brougnton dug sand for home. scor-
4 p saiely. Flaherty fouled out
PpveIl then came up. hit TO thinner and died
sant Ward got first on q single past second.
Pulhemus sent hot one to Flaherty. The bail
vsat 70 thinner. then to Smith, and . pretty
louble play was the result
. Neither side scored in the second, aud in the
MD the Seattles also failed to get q run. The
|hokanes, however, made three in their hall.
I'd had 70 rest satisfied with that number
rosehout the game. 1t happened this way:
Peoples put safe fiy TO right and reached sec
"a on Powells sacrifice. Ward got to frst on
Hhlls Polhemus hit safe to right and Peoples
eored. Ward, who was on third, came home on
avid pitch. Turner flied to Whitley and Pol
| lemus beat the ball home. McGuirk fouled out.
| The fun began in the fourth. after there were
1.-Two men out and no runs. Smith hit safe over
fnpnd thinner was hit by the ball Both ad.
sansed peg on passed ball. Then "Old Re
lhble," who is q notable hitter on bright days,
ssnt beauty to left and the two men came in.
frhdes was hit by the ball. Peoples fumbled
<Hmnon's grounder: and the bags were full.
fDsoushton then lifted the ball to the left fence
| Tor two Rags and Snyder. Fender and Hernon
played tag across the plate. Katz made q safe
/ bit, but Whitley flied out The score was 6
|ba
The excitement increased when the spokanes
+ had their hall. Huston hit to Pender and died
q hrst Phillips got to first on Bronghton'a
vild throw. Mills hit safe, and Phillips was on
pcend Then came bit OF brilliant ball-play.
f Ing Peoples sent . hot one to Flaherty, VINO
4 NnW to thinner. forcing Mills Matt tried to
touble up Peoples at first but the ball got there
+ 10 lats Smith saw Phillips dashing down the
hne for home and threw to Snyder, catching the
mnner at the plate. Rhue's decision caused q
! h Of kicking. and Polhemus, who was par.
urularly loud in his talk, was retired, Klopi
|ping to right field.
Neither side made any runs until the ninth
|phtn Seattle got one more After Klopf made q
Hses catch of Broughton's fly Katz took first on
lAils, and second ON Whitely's sacrifice. Fla
|1erty hit safe to Ward. On the throw McGuirk
ktshe ball 60 by and Katz scored The score: