The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-16
LY A SHUT-OUT.
Win the Best Game n
~ League Season
g ecoaE or THREE 70 TWO.


ess Neshing bat 0ssss.kres
: - META Brilliant RIsy.
ine-Noees-
auufllss made up for their indifferent
q eoturday. in yesterdays game.
1Sr ~ epokanes by . score d 3 70 :.
1870 very close to shutting fhem
q - without doubt the finest enms
1n1a eyer seen in Seattle. Both cIubs
Nrofherhood ball, and the 6eoftIe,
1I1buly the advantage Of II. The paos
= g the frst inning was kept up until
mon uas ont In the ninth inning.
1nkanes hie the ball harder and
1hau The eeattles. but were Way b.
= fielding and playing generally.
s 80 made three very lurid errors. and
= 1hsm was probably responsible Tor
rrfocs. The seattlss played Aimost
- game. The work In the 6ela
l1joDs, and the team moved through
= innings like piece OF machinery.
- M had the narrowest escape from
8 - failing 70 score until The ninth
ohsn passed ball. single and
niceiy bunched. gave them two
SSe 4 them earned.
~ and Kiopf were the opposing
- Both did magnificent work.
- Nas llit safely but five times and
IT thrse times. The latter waa
( = aiijoal moments. however, while
- - ~ effective during the eniire
Icth were ct their best. Which
Z D h1vantage Il hard 70 say, but Il
noh6bly in Fitsgsrald's favor. The
- 6ue series OF features. They
n oyefy inning. and each succood-
8 = pnspoesed the one Il followed n
luy. At third. for the winners, Lou
- stone wall The most difheult
- oaaohes seemed his NEST, and ~
1e6Geh without m error. Out II
p ~ the same team Hernon inside
= rooal catch, while Dextrass did
- = III Both in6eids did splendid
- fnyder and Colgan, with the ex-
Z. p X : bed passed bali each did e.
6o0 uoIl.
~ f,D0 people witnessed the game.
- noisy crowd. too, but there were
- grounds fer lots OF noise. Marked
- y nnish, and both sides were APP
111 uhsnever good play vas mads.
ous lots Of applause - there IVES
la god playing.
- Jsvne, Of the Epokanes, again
- display o. his dissgrseablensss,
~ and objecting to everything on
~ erounds, and was 6naily ordered
III ~ diamond by Umpire McCus.
nek his place.
- wss called At o'clock with the Sc
r1oM bat
sroRy OF THE CONTEST.
uGaen, - usual, was the first player TO
IS xlopf gave him 6rst on balls. DUx-
- IN out 10 Lynch. Whitley hit 10
oon, Who put Hernon out At second. and
topt1od ~ runner out At first It was
t1y double. and everybody hooted.
Jsyne Us the first batter up for the 6po-
knnos h The last Of the FIRST He came up
M swaeger. and fouled out to snyder,
- lAea neariy broke his bat when he
Inv y dewn. 6iich did better, lining .
toAntlfuI sinsle into center. He got Il into
~ head thot ~ could steal second. but
0ayder fooled him With = beautiful throw.
Blight Gptting the put out Turner hit
Nmmer anA vent down q first
Smith beena ~ ascend with ~ 70
Turner. 2mmss Knocked what was
thought 70 b safe ~ bit into right. but
6ileh NJ + aflR hasd run. Bright IVES
he lest halter b ~ inning, striking ous
Croes ~ up ln he second for the wish
oofe He hite ehoSt 6y into right. and Her.
non uade go thoss three ring. four tent
circus ceaeheA Colesn hit to Bright and
srent down = nrsk Mutually drove . hot
lfesndes = Lou Camp, and Lou dis
uaeuisesd hemsolf with great stop and .
pstly throw.
leu Camp began the third for the Scat
ana new out to Roberts. Snyder
se1nee out So did Fitzgerald.
lynch vas up in the third for the visi-
~, lined clean b % hit 70 right and
~ second. Roberts few out 10 Whitley.
4 vd Pitch gave Lynch third. Ktopf
~ ont to Smith and Lynch ran Cd third
ss1ore he 6y was taught Smith lust
INV the ball over TO third, and when
tyneA vas declared out he was given The
w. that the foolish play or bluff. what
~ q uas. deserved.
- 6eatties scored their first run and
= ofse Of the game in the fourth inning.
~ around to Hernon again In the
= and kiopf gave him first on balls
esxuase new out to Turner. Hernon
- 70 steal second and Colgan's throw
ceseh him was wild and he went 70
Whitley hit TO Roberts. Hernon
= aow start for home but Roberts put
! eeu &c hrst and Whitley Was shut out,
g hefnon scored. II was The first run
q ne game and the enthusiasm Was un~
= 6ut - ~
u The fourth Jevne was the first batter
sR Fitzgerald got two strikes on him and
ne crowd did raxzlc him. He hit
INTO right and Hcrnon did Just what he
ped for-caught II. Siich hit to Bright
vent out IT FIRST Turner fonied out
III Camp.
= We nth thinner opened and struck
might improved on that, knocking
y INTO right silch dropped il, but the
me- VAS excasshle. Klopf threw to first
rG'ea him, Mutually let it by him aud
sxat vent around 10 third. Lou Camp
ssaesd to Roberts. sending Bright home.
syaer surprised EN- with q beautiful
y As'e % LETT. making the Seaitles' first base
hs game. Fitzgerald hit 20 Gross.
ssang Snyder and the side q; second.
20 the last OF the 9Th Cross began With
seep ~ 10 left, and Dsxsrass took IL
81 the fence after a fifty-yard
PRINT Colgan struck out and Mullaiiy
- Out to F,userald.
nsinon was up again in the sixth for the
esuea lie fouled out TO Mutually. 30 did
'satsse. Whitley dew oat TO Siich.
1sneh opened the last Of the sixth with