The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-31

steal second and Nenefsee threw 10 eaten
him. He was safe and Hernon ran home.
beating the bail. He was eheered loudly
Ne be crossed the plate This tied the score
and the crowd went Wild RappoId raped
: single % right and Dextraze made the
score i've to four amid lots Of enthusiasm
Smith hit 70 Ward. forcing Rappo.d and
the side at second.
Then came q wonderful contest. For SIX
innings only one man. and he TO tie the
score, crossed the plate The playing on
both sides was grsnd. and phenomenal
plays numbered into the dozens.
Ward began the fourth for the visitors
He hit 10 w. Camp and Was out at hrst.
Mannassau bit to thinner and Was out At
frsI Hoffman raised high hy to LETT. OF
which Dexiraze made q phenomenal stop.
and oh my how the gang did howl
Lou Camp first up in the NTH. struck
out. zsmmer went to first on balls, Bright
hit to Ward. who threw thinner out at sec
ond, and AcCabe threw the bali to first,
shutting the runner out. This pleased the
friends OF both mines, and the crowd went
wild
McCabe opened for Tacoma and hit 20
Smith. and was out. Strouthers hit TO L.
Camp and was out at first. Pope hit safe To
left, and was caught moment later steal
ing second by Snyder, and OH how the
crowd did howl again.
In the sixth Snyder opened and went to
first on balls and stole second, w. Camp
struck out. Hernon went out on a fly to
McCabe, Dextraze struck out Another
goose egg.
Belcher was up in the sixth for the visit
ors. He was out on foul fly 10 snyder.
Menneffee lined q two-bagger to left.
Ward followed with q long. high fly to left,
but Dextraze had it after . hard run.
Riley hit to thinner and was out at first.
Again wild Western yell went up from
loo throats.
In the seventh Rappold began with q
clean base hit to left Smith flew out to
Strouthers. l.. Camp struck out. thinner
went TO first on balls. advancing Rappold
to second. Bright hit TO McCabe. and the
side was out. This was lightning work.
and the visitors were Justify cheered.
Mannassau, first up in the last of the
seventh, flew out to Smith, Hoffman flew
out to Eappold and McCabs To thinner.
That was even quicker than lightning,
and it Was the home teams turn to be
cheered.
In the eighth Snyder got first on balls.
w. Camp hit fly to Hoffman and Snyder
was doubled out at first. Hernon hit
popp fly to Ward. The double was a pretty
one, as was the fly catch, and more cheer
ing followed.
Stroathers opened the eighth with clean
hit to center. Pope struck out Belcher
sacrificed to thinner. Strouthers going to
second. Menneffee lined a single to center,
sending Strouihers home. This tied the
score again, and the widest enthusiasm
prevailed. Ward hit to thinner, forcing
MennefIee and the side at second.
In the ninth. Dextraze hit to Strouthers
and was out at first Rappold hit high
fly to left. and Belcher captured it after q
hard run. Smith hit to McCabe, and was
out at first.
Ward opened the ninth with bounder
TO w. Camp and was thrown out at first.
Mannassau was out on q fly to Rappold.
and Hoffman struck out.
L. Camp was first up in the tenth. He
hit to McCabe, and was out at first Zim-
mer flew out to Ward. Bright hit to Ward
and was out at first
The visitors then took their tenth. Nc
Cabe hit 10 thinner. and was out at first.
Strouthers hit TO l.. Camp. and was out At
first. Pope hit q pop fly to L. Camp. and
itFas dropped. Belcher hit to thinner
and was out 1t first, Strouthers being left
ut second.
Snyder began the eleventh with q clear
hit to center. w. Camp sacrificed to
Strouthers. Hernon then came up, and
was cheered as he stepped 10 the plate. He
hit pop fly to Ward, who dropped il, and
was safe. Dextraze struck out Rappold
retired the side with pop fly to Ward.
In the last of the eleventh, Menneffee
hit to w. Camp and was ont at first. Ward
hit to w. Camp, who erred and was safe
Riley few out to Hernon. Mannassau
went to first on balls. but was forced at Sec
ond a moment later by thinner, who
cleveriy fieided Hoffman's line hit to him.
Excitement at this point reached the high
est pitch. Every spectator was on his or
her feet and every voice joined III q grand
chorus.
Then came the twelfth inning and will be
the historic twelfth, for the Seattles won
the game in it. Smith opened with a sharp
rap to McCabe, who slipped in the mud
and fell and was safe. L. Camp then struck
out. thinner hit to Riley. who threw
Smith out at Second. The excitement all
subsidized. Two men ont and Bright
up. But Bright fooled them all Riley
threw him q drop and he lust
dropped onto it. 1t was good for two bags.
and thinner scored. One thousand peo-
pie were on their feet in an instant. yelling
and hooting like Indians. The run made
the score q TO ). But il did not stop there.
Snyder made a clean hase-hit to center.
and w. Camp followed with another, scor-
ing Bright Hernon sent still another in
center, and as Snyder trotted home the
scene on the diamond and in the grand
stand was understandable. Hernon and
Camp each stole q base aud Dextraze won
the eternal gratitude of every body present
BY bringing them both home with q great
hit to left for one base. That was enough,
and Rappold struck out.
Then came the last of the twelfth. Nc
Cabe swelled w. Camps strike-out record
By failing TO connect. Strouthers gave
Hernon another put-out with an easy f1y
TO right. Belcher hit a hot one To Lou
Camp, he erred and the runner was safe.
Menneffee hit TO center and Rappold fum-
blet. aud took two bases on single, Pope
scoring. Belcher hit ho, line fiy to w
Camp. He made great one-hand stop
with his left, and the game was won.
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