The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-03
LITTLE SCORE.
ebfooters Barely Saved a
Whitewash.
- SENSATIONAL GAME.
harris Brought to Time-winn
$3.50. GREAT work-spokane
Ar.fn Defeats Tacoma.

- s .rI,ndid game of baseball at the
- street grounds yesterday after
"a the latter pulled out victory
80 ! stnbbosn contest, winning by q
81 70 1. II should have been q
n. - their one run being made on an
s,s.tional balk by Camp. For time it
~ Z. Il there would be no game ut all.
~ before o'clock Umpire Ben
~ esIled mon Manager Henry Harris.
s - portlands, for the payment OF the
~ - lor using insulting language on the
5;rv dav. Harris refused to pay the
.ssisnine, that he did not hear it inn
without any ceremony Ben Young
Il ant into the diamond and at the
1s...s..tion Of three minutes declared the
"A. forfeited to the Seattles by score of
- here was q lengthy wrangle. in
- Harris. Hassamer, bis loud-mouthed
ssfon and captain, Tom Parrott and
q. vaune took part. This lasted for five
800. Inc slim crowd present taking an
- nart also. Manager Rockwell. who
! - s,fen no part in the discussion, then
-.ro,slv waived his right to the game.
~ Guaranteed the payment of the fine
/ "a ..sei On his brother manager, in order
81 q disappoint the crowd. Manager
-, shen agreed 10 have the game
- Considering that there was not a
80 enough crowd present to Fay the
sr.utee Of 500 to the PortIands. Mama
- poekwell's unselfish action was most
Smnendable
I. M $50 o'clock when Ben Young
@1id srsme" on probably the most SEN
s.fonal contest ever played on the home
rounds. The fielding was brilliant. and
Ssninaly impossible plays crowded every
EsInr. VIM Camp was in the box for the
kms team. and pitched a phenomenal
- Only six hits. all well scattered.
-, made Of o! his delivery, and he did
~ rive man bases on balls. He fielded
] s sosision faultlessly, making one stop
81: shst of run. He was responsible
! s IS ezms not being shuf-out, but his
~ xns accidental. Cyclone" Parrott
- b he box for the visitors. He was
- 81 hard but gave three men bases on
] ~ and one OF them scored. The play
II 4 every man in both teams was q fea-
"a Out In center-field Rhue took care
! dikree lies that we're cut out TOR two
- hits. Hassamer, Bright, Short and
] ~ and PARROT in the second and third
Tins, I'll did splendid work. At second
! fnmer and 0'Day were stone walls,
III It frst Smith and Land got through
1lbout single misplay. Hernon again
k5tnsuished himself with his timely hit
nj Snyder caught in good form. Whitley
nnat throw that was feature.
he attendance was only 200. and those
- people saw game wortay of 20. 900 peo-
y Is on the previous day, the Port
Ids objected to everything in the shape
4 tcese decision. Hassamer leading them
4 y b the ungentlemanly tactics. Umpire
fonng Is on the previous day had many
eo>e decisions to make and did very well
undtr the circumstances. The Seattles
! nsde their appearance in new uniforms
VI are marked improvement on the
- ones They are OF dark blue with
ehas trimmings. and the stockings match
onsuiis In color. The boys all look very
ss1sIs n them.
How THE GAME WAS WON.
ne eealiles went to bat first and began
MI run getting Immediately. Hernon
n NE 70 left and took second on q wild
Fdxh. Camp hit to short and beat the bali
ntrt He was hurt in taking the base,
oas Hassamer insisted on his running. Fla
eety bit safe to center. filing the bases.
Whitley tapped a nice little sacrifice to
Vp1y and Hernon scored. Smith then
q . !. Parrott, forcing L. Camp at the
none plate. Parrott was afraid of Snyder
pa sase him FIRST on balls. filing the bases
4sin But it did not count. thinner hit
q Day and was forced at first for the
jkird out.
me Pcrtiancs tied the score in the last
ne nrst, making their only run in the
ne Ihe run was made on a balk by
imp. which was an accident. Whitaker
~ sais TO left Butchtel dew ont to Fla
eF'5, Rhue few out to thinner. Hassa-
n1 sent single into right, sending Whit
exsr % third. Camp then unintentionally
nade balk and Whitaker was sent home
Umpire Young. 1t was unfortunate,
- - !. Parroft, who was at bat, hit to
taith and was out.
ine nome team had a splendid oppor-
.anlty 70 score in the second. and would
asss, asd not VIM Camp been FOOLS bly,
asu' mapping at second. Bright flew out
Aaue. Parrott then hit Winn Camp
~ sne ball. and gave Hernon first on
us L Camp flew out TO Hassamer and
q lamp was caught playing off second,
! -, - 70 me disgust of Flaherty, who was
vss nfee Portlanders were given an OPP
san'sy TO bit Camp in the last of the
!. Land struck out. w. PARROT hit
n'eat and was out w. PARROT then
wv ground hit to Lou Camp. and was
- On beautiful assist.
wat playing on the part of the isitors
-. Asa The opening of the third. w. Par
-. sook care OF terrific line fly from
.a bat and Buchtel made circus
eh Of long CIV to right, by Whitley.
i. ss assoa got q second put out by caring
q Smiths pop ly.
u ss rofiiands got four men to bat in the
:. ss' oal the man who made first did not
p4st second. Schachern hit safe past
-. Whitaker struck out Buchtel
schachern to second where he
s' haue going out at first on l..
AMPS assist.
: !, vas exactly the same case in the first
ae iourth with the Seattles. SNYDER
- ou' TO o'Day. thinner was out at
- W W. Parrott's assist Bright hit
. 'sit, eut was caught taking second
s sss ihird out, leaving W. Camp at bat.
~. oaga the visitors hit the bail in the
- sasy did not get man to second
- hassamer hir to Bright, and was
- I0m Parrott bit safe to center, but
o'sea at second by Land, who hit to
$500 ". Parrot then forced Land at
49, 49, Win another rap TO thinner.
~ saree boys in blue batted in the
"in Camp hit to Tom PARROT. and
~ ~ Whitaker pulled in Hernon's