The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-15
BE HOME RUNS.
nd Made Two o. Them
snd Won the Game.
- AND hERnoN's CATCHES



= On any DIAMOND was that which
% street. park, between RockwolI'e
61ten and the men from Portland.
one succession Of startling features
~ dime thar Tommy Hefnon iirst
= ~ until the end Of the ninth in-
md although th6 hammer q The
1oom was captured ~ the enemy.
~ people who Witnessed the hattie
I'D isnt their encouragement t. the
= r Hue almost lost sight Of the defeat
1ondor Of the contest 50 thor
brilliant was the game IN every par.
~. and 90 fairly did the visitors earn
1tpxy, that the Seattle patrons Of
-, psoserbial for their liberality,
uloted the winners By : mighty
{: Katx, the Interstate League fielder,
ode bis Initial appearance yesterday,
nooerning whose record 90 much has
i1 By the preos, Was largely respon-
~ The tempestuous outburste of the
- Ionce When, III the third inning
o11od dean single 70 right and ecored
Is yun for Seatfle on Wh1tely's two.
:, the crowd Rugged itself with de-
II opes Rockweil's latest acuuisition.
~ ~ sixth. when he streaked across
"a after Buchtel's Az and made An
ot impossible catch over his left
~ while running with the ball. there
1noush noise totumble down the walls
3 Is 1eond Jericho.
fhis were not enough to send the
u Into ecstacies. Old Man WhitsIy's
y = - third was more than sufac,ent
y - the first man mp. Whitaker
- hmself up like { jack-knifs and lot
~ Nsre craning their nscks looking for
~ & saiied gracefully over Hulin and
- - The brush over the left fence for
run and prise Of so, offered by
1pun busineas man. When Whttely
n homo he received an ovation that
t ~ soon forget.
NJ Tommy Hsrnon also covered him
Nth glory ID tho last Of the seventh
pulling down Hassamer's hard az with
& - hand.
9imnt fielding ID apt to BE- seen in some
= q uearly every game, but terrific bat.
- M that Of yesterday has not been re-
i "A ia the score Of any previous eame
49, league. Il Vas done on tho most
4 = ~ three men-Whitely. Bfeckenridee
McVey. Each sent the ball over the
1nBco for home run. and altogether
~ made eight safe hits for ! total Of
Guy -one bases. And ret, in spite Of Ill
~ t0s nine hits we're made on each
e<E.
~ hrst two innings wero featurelasu
ul1e of the double play Of Smith and
~. and no runs we're made. In the
III Kass hit safe % right and was brought
80 81 Whitelyss cumming xrounder "a
xttW two men were out in the fourth
p" Parrott fumhlsd Ztmmerss Ground
1hsn George Bright lifted the bali 10
= 1T fence. A foot higher and Il would
- been home run. But Il counted for
- kngs and placed Zimner on thied.
1def took hrst on balls and the bags
- full FlAherty wasn't equal to the
nAion and famed out
litely made his home run IN the fifth.
= the Sixth thinner hit to w. Parrot
- threw 90 wild to drst that Matt
@nc1ed third and scored on Wild pitch.
ll6At He'd out Fender took his base ON
IN. stole second and got third on Lands
VIA throw q Hassamer. Katx niod 10
Cahll md Fender beat The ball home.
An incident occurred IN tho last half Of
The NTH Tat alons was worth the price of
lndmiesion. Hassamsr reached first on
oote bit md started to steal second. 6ny-
~ threw the ball. thinner Il remark
49, second baseman. but the ball that
serietsd Over his head was ont on vaca-
IN and refused to come down until it
1pocood the conveyance Of the fences In
IT. held. II WAS , strange and wonder
~ throw, and Hassamer had plenty of
- - mt hom0 The crowd Ruvod 6nv.