The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-27
IN CAMPS CURVES.
lilies Boy Pitcher Puzzles
the Spokane Singers.
uwDnsM OF BARNES MEN.
- b Defeat the Spokane Manager
- His Players Grossly Insult
the Umpire.

- Damn. the l9-year-old pitcher. went into
40 oeaiust the hard-hitting Spokane team
S-aav afternoon, and although he was suf-
~ rom Z sore throat and a throbbing head
n. q Mayed the best game of his life. and
~ ~ magnificent support of the home team
.ssasd IN defeating the visitors by score OF
~, have b.en some excellent games played
~ Madison street grounds, but the one OF
Ys.rasy was the most closely contested OF the
-. and the patrons of the sport who did not
ID missed . splendid exhibition. There was
~ - hing to mar the event and that was the
3-s,irm Of the Spokane team and their mana
rprared at the prospect of defeat, Barnes
- - pleyers questioned nearly every decis-
10 ~ il not given in their favor, the Ward
Els.irk combinstion, with the approval OF .
Ssser. who, above al others, 10 ex-
S5 Is maintain the dignity Of the
hswled out their spite In vile
1ie1s and insults to the umpire.
- Rhine would not be bulldozed he was
+ - criticized for not fining the men and
-s.ctinr the almost disgraceful scene. He
~ retired Turner in the sixth inning after
nny war Of words.
- home team insisted upon its rights. but
kvsll refused to allow his men to engage in
q hswL and the contrast between the actions
~ two managers in that respect was not
piimentary to the representative OF the
3 .ebsll interests Of Spokane
4 - eame itself was Of such character That
8 iaisFest did not relax until the last Spokane
q - put out. The home team got the lead
q kenf ii but the batting proclivities OF tho
inn are 20 we'll known that good stiff base
~ looked for every time one OF their mon
So % with the willow. "a
I'm pitchers contest, with honors about
- Dorchen gave the home team one more
4mm Camp did the visitors, but the former
- out eleven men and the latter eight.
nepokanes lost the game by Mills passed
Hand solitary tumble by Ward.
/ ~ harp work began in the first inninR.
M SEATTLE was retired in quick order Spokane
ne up. Camp struck out Powell. and then
= Ward with the ball. ''Rnino" stole second,
= rot little too gay and Camp threw TO
hherU, who touched him out Polhemus
kuck out
1fhe sane excellent playing characterized the
M 6sst innings In the fourth KATE opened
6iouling out Whitley took first on balls and
ksherty famed out Smith isned Q single to
hat thinner famed the wind three times,
- Nuh let the ball 60 by on the last strike,
II reaching first safely and filling the bags.
hsn Snyder sent thrill of delight into the
}ssds anatomies by slammine q twobagger to
ntek Turner made great throw home. but
II Whitley ana Smith scored. camp hit to
sehers, retiring the side.
The spoksnes in their half secured one of
~ runs Alter Ward died to Flaherty. Pol
nm took first on halls, but was forced at sec.
iby Turner. The latter made daring slide
ncoEd on McGuirk's long, slow fly over
I'LL l.<1 IL l-tk 49, A.
MI count for two bags, but Katz threw TO
liner, who put him out.
yas about this time that the Spokanes be-
T. their bulldosing tactics.
Philips struck out In the fifth, and ran to first
- The visiting players surrounded Rhue
D declared that ON the third strike Snyder
lied the ball off the ground instead Of catch
Il Rhue called Phillips out and said,
by bail, and not being oheyed pulled out .
Eeh and would have forfeited the game to Sc.
&6e II the kicking players had not gone on
the game.
= the sixth, with Huston substituted for
nef at center, Whitley opened with long
land Powell made . gallant catch. Flaherty
e clean single to left and stole second
fh hit Q hot one TO Ward, who fumbled. He
m the ball to NJ Guirk. who dropped it, and
1herty, who had got to third, saw the chance
1sfOle home. Smith was forced at second by
inner. Matt stole second, and the ball that
y threw for Ward hit the runner, glanced of
1ove him another base. Snyder struck out.
~ visitors got their second and last run in
VIM half of the sixth. Powell hit slow along
Dht foul line and beat the ball to first, get
9eeond on Wards sacrifice. Polhemus took
nm balls. Huston flied to KATE. McGuirk
long fly over Hernon, scoring Powell.
nny's throw prevented Polhemus from get
4in. Phillips fiied to Smith.
leiiher side scored again, but the seattles
~ dangerously near losing the game in the
EIsAA After Ward flied to Broughton Polhe-
IN BIT safe to right. Huston followed with q
|iehaggeI in the same garden. putting Polhe-
tpuon third. He tried for home when Nc
kk bill to thinner, but Matt threw to Snyder
e1Polhemus was out. McGuirk danced like
ehdian on first to puncuate his disgust and
~ out to Snyder's victim: "Why didn't you
Phillips went out at first. The ninth
Sng was featureless: The score: