The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-05

n pierhed : spiendid game al through,
TOO. whiIe norcheFs in addition TO being
lajt hard. VS. Wild. This vas another FAC
tor. The home team outpIayed the visitors
d every point. sud that also cut figure IN
the yesuik
The P0rtIands were never In the game.
except when Umpire Young called play
bail" and Tommy HeFnOn went to bat
After that shey lust followed. snd were not
very GOOD q Inst even. The uneyenness
Of the contest US 20 marked that many in
crowd Of $50 that Witnessed II lost interest.
Pastures Of the game were w. PARROTS
doubts play unassissed, . long running
catch BY Dextrase. the work Of Bright, both
IN he teld and at the bat, and some great
stops By Buchtel in short
Umpire Young. Ut whom - much dis
satisfaction has been expressed Of late,
was back % bis old form and had splendid
control Of the game. He did not deliver .
Questionable decision during the game.
The Sesttles went to the bat frst, game
hesng called q 4:f2 o'clock.
sroav On 1HE GAME.
The Seattles went to bat first. and Her
non began, - usual. He hit Borchers' first
curve. bat IL Was ny to Buchtei. and he
was out. Dextraze struck out. Whitley
hit to Buchtel. who made . great one
handed stop, and Was out 1t first
In the last Of the first Buchtel was given
first on balls. Howard struck out w.
Parrott dew out TO thinner. Perrier hit TO
Bright, who threw him out ct FIRST, Buchtel
besng left ct second.
Smith began the second for the Seattles
with : hit 10 Cahill. and WAS out 1t 6rst.
thinner struck out. Bright raped Mr.
Borchers' fIrsG curve for pretty single to
center. the nrst hit OF the game Lou
Camp followed With another nice single to
LETT, and cot two bags. and sent Bright to
third on the poor fielding Of the ball by
Tom Parrot. Bright scored on . passed
ball. but Lou Camp was left 1t third, -
snyder dew out 10 w. Parrott.
In the last Of tho second, Mccarthy mp.
biz 10 Fissgerald. II was IN easy ono. and
be wns out Cabin made the first hit Of
his side In the game with pretty single to
centsr. Marsh struck out. Tom Parrot
new ont to Bright. who made . great back
running catch.
In the lirst Of the third Fitzgerald opened
With hit 10 Cahill and was ont Ut first
Hernon fouled out 10 Perrier. Dexsssze
hit slow one 10 w. Parrot, beat the ball
TO frst, and went 10 third on passed ball.
He was left there, ~ Whitley hit TO Buch-
tsl and Was ont at tirst.
rhs last Of the third WAS case Of one.
two, three order to perfection. Borchers
hit to Lon Camp and was out at first
Buchtsl hit TO zimmer and was out at first.
Howard hit TO Bright and also went out at
first Fitzgerald only pitched four balls in
the inning, and the three assists we're the
prcttiest imaginable.
In the fourth Bright scored again, max
ing the second run Of the game. Smith
connected with the first pitched ball and
knocked great single TO right. thinner
struck out. Bright lined Single into left,
advancing Smith 70 second. Smith was
caught stealing third moment later. L.
Camp hit q single 10 short. advancing
Bright 70 third Mccarthy threw TO third
to catch Bright playing off, w. PARROT
missed IL and Bright scored. Lou Camp
going 10 third. Snyder hit to Buchtel and
was ont ut first
w. Parrot, mp In the fourth for the vis-
itors. hit to thinner, who made . great
stop. but threw poorly to first. and the run
ner was safe. Perricr struck out and w.
Parrot got to third on passed ball. Nc
Carthy sacrificed Parrot home with slow
hit 10 w. Camp. Cahill made the third
out with pop ly to Smith.
The Seat,les scored again in the fifth.
Fitzgerald went 10 FIRST on balls. Hernon
bit To Buchtei. forcing Fitzgerald at second,
and then went TO third on q passed ball.
Dextraxe went TO first. Whitley hit TO
Cahii and the ball was returned home.
Mccarthy threw wild TO third to catch Her.
non and the latter scored. Smith struck
on. Zimmer iiew out, leaving Dextraxe at
third and Whitley At second.
The visitors failed 10 score in the fifth,
after getting an excellent chance To.
Marsh hit to Lou Camp and was out at
first. Tom Parrott hit 60 center and Bright
fumblei IT, but the tumble WAS excusable
fitzgerald then struck Borchers out.
Buchtcl landed = safe one into left, sending
Tom PARROT 10 second. They were both
left ~ thinner made grand stop OF How.
ards hit and threw him out at first
Levy Was substituted Tor Howard in the
sixth. In that inning Bright. first batter.
went TO first on balls Camp sacrificed 10
Perrier, Bright going to second. snyde,
raped . single into left. got two hAsss on
II and Bright scored. Fitzgerald hit to
Rachtel who erred. was safe. and Snyder
went 10 third. Then came the pretiiess
plsy OF the game Hernon lined . hot fiy
over third. w. farrott made . wonderful
enchanted catch and unassissed doubled
out Snyder who was playing of the base
A pretty play by zlmmer IN the last OF
the sixth was the only thing refreshing
about H. W. rarrost foaled GA, 20 Snyder.
Ferrirr hst 20 smith aud WAS out McCar.
thu bin 20 thinner, who fumbled the ball
and then. 70 the surprise Of everybody,
threw the runner out
Good playing on the part of the visitor,
kept the Sesttles from scoring In the sew.
snth. Dextrafe opened with pretty single
TO censer. stole second and vas sacrificed
10 thirSi BY Whitley. who hit 20 Raentel.
Smith hls to RaeAtel. forcing nextrsse al
the honae plate. thinner struck out, max,
Ing the third out
The visitors scored two runs in the las,
81 ths seventh and then thsiE run-ge1ting
ceased. sahia his q line ar 10 center and
Whitley fell In fielding Il after . hard run.
Marsh aes oat 10 n~xtrssr, who ran clear
from tefs 10 third and took IL. Tom Par
rett followed BY double 20 left. sending
sahiii 10 tasrsi- Bcrchers nsw cat 10 Der
sssse ana Oahu beat TIE return throw
home. Rachsss his 30 Camp. who erred
and Tom fasrost scored Eaehsel stole
secosd, aad Levy vas hin hs Fitzgerald
and ueas 10 ssrss. ". Pzrrots biz To Fiiz-
gerald, who touched him out en the liae
krsghs gos in another ran In The eisAsa.
he began With . sl<An bass hit 60 iegs.
Rarchess thea gave Camp rrst GA balls.
saysies toesei cat ~ VI. fsrrots- fssz.