The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26
npes Had Their Own Sweet
Will Yesterday.
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- 0u8seS 100 xoOr t00-50S-
1bsy began their stick work
De first inning. making
-. This seemed to dishearssn the
- plsysrs. and their work lacked thst
md vim which chafscterized il ID Set.
MI game The stick work was kspt
u through the game BY the visitors.
N pitching decent ball in only tuo In
Ia spite of everything the home
pIayed good uphill game. makiue
IS rms ID the last two innings. Emmerke
- fcs the Spokanes, and white he was
~ and his work effective, ten stueles.
un1e. triple ard . home run were
- - him. This, ordinarily, was heavy
1ne. but compared with the number OF
nnde ~ Curry was Heht. Glarinr
~ we're made by both sides bat the
/ 49, I've were more costly than the
q u visitors.
~ game was practically featureless and
eeotinG, Legg's home run IN thu
I0neh and NuilE!y, Lon Camps running
- Of . foul ~ In the nrst inning, and
1g's catching being he only plays
B ~ d note.
~ oudlsnce numbering between 1000
80 46oD people Witnessed the Kenae. Il
- tvon moEs representative nssemblage
- DIT IN attendance Saturday. The aud
U was composed largely Of ladies
SI1ES - = much. ana n some instaness
- iotosest IN she game than their gen.
l161on escorts. Everything uasssd a. 80.
Z ]I161cr1ly. both the plavers and the ooeu-
&; 1Irt6 q the bieachers. usually noisy. con.
u1fne themselves In an orderly manner
6cn6 Uas called It 1 O'Clock.
81 81
p 6eaales TOOK hrst innings and just
minutes a:ter Umpire Young called
81 49, ~ sney we're ~ the neid- Harmon.
neeos ne Dait'ng nst. tapped pop ~
Lynch Uexerase MI low groundef 70
ana Wes OUT Legg MI Z hot
eos e 1yncn wno iumoIed. but Csoss
- ne BAH 10 time % catch the runner
MT The rapidly With which the three
- wero dispatched brought forth cheors
0Q@ The assemhlage.
~ opeoed Win foul ~ to The le1t
e.eeceezs ana NE crowd yelled when Lon
eeap ten unoer = and caught y. Jevne
Aa'eued With short foul which Snyder
aeepped. - Vas loudly hooesd tor bis
ssso4. Jevne then Sapped single 70 short,
Zoe second ana scored on 6iich's single to
tsh: bslcn esoee second. Cross Gce e first
inside base hit g right and 6ilch and
Csose scored Turner stole around 70
s9ifu eao vent nome on Lyncnt single %
non1 bssoot Mmbled Muiiailys hit and
~ runner yes eaie. Lyuch attempted 10
see0 tniso ma w0sbrovm 0ut ~ snyder.
Wu0 moment io1ef caught Mutually Try
ms % seeel second. Both were beautiful
snEoss ana NJ crowd showed ~ appre-
o.uon - epo'andins the clever catcher.
IN we s.cono inning tne Seattles made
s sne sc0rs 70 = cmitn new out 70 Turner.
~. OmP nv 70 ngntlor one base. ana
ss0se c0nos lmmee landed The bell just
csu1 conos eou turner tnrew Wild
nome % catch Camp, the runner taking
ecOna. nsaens nav 0ut % Turner. Zim.
~ sess tniSd ateef ne bell was caught
s"u 49, we return throw home. Snyder
= w = Aufne!. giving the latter the
~ P.svu0 g tne inning.
The visiting team increased the number
= no runs 70 nve IN the last half Of the
sscono' ana tnat with two men out
s 0oers Struck out and Dextraze caught
s ny. Sevne wss again given first on
a .aas ana stole second, and scored on
escn nne MI TO LETT for one base. SiIch
asempted 70 steal second. but Snyder rot
We oei tnere ahead OF him. making
ps.v snrow.
me ceatties went out in one. two. three
osues 10 the third. Curry knocked liner
Roberts and was out 1t FIRST. Hernon
sepped another TO Cross and was likewise
mfown out u hrst, and Dextrase hit . pop
" 70 Cross.