The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-02


vio. and Nj. Young vows that he will not 60 in
t0oay unless he apologies for the insult
~ the tenth, Levy, who was on the bench
foolishly took possession OF q foul ball that was
being returned TO play, and refused TO give it.
Alter lot OF foolish argument he was finally
forced 70 give the ball up. For time there was
good prospect Of Z row, but Manager Rockwell
stopped It after Snyder had gained possession Of
the ball Umpire Young stood by the seattles,
ana told the Portland players that they could
not steal anything under his eyes.
Whitaker and Fitzgerald were at the points
ond both did very good work with the asvan-
eege II favor Of the latter. Features OF the game
we're the playing Of Hassamer. thinner, Bright
Smith and 6chachern and the stick work OF
Snyder and Whitley There was not player In
eifher'team that did not do good work. The
game while net brilliant exhibition, was one
Of those steady contests where steadiness pulled
out victory. Game was called at O'Clock.
DETAILS OF A GREAT GAME.
Hernon, Is usual, began for the Seattles. He
new ont 70 Duchtel Camp took first on balls
and when O'Day fumbled Flaherty's groundeI
Il looked ~ il the seattles must score. But they
did not Whitley fouled out to Land and Flah.
erty was touched out by o'Day in returning 70
6rst.
The Portlands did better in their half of the
nut piiing up three runs, and 1t was thought Al
the time winning the game Hulin, who
opened, was safe on Camps tumble. Buchtel
and Bhue followed with base hits and the lat
ter's scored Hulin- Hassamer tried to sacrifcs
to thinner. but Buchtei failed to get in andh ne
himself was out ut first Whitaker lind q
cutter into right, bringing both BuchtelF and
Rhue home. He stole second but wett nof
farther Land hit to Smith and was cat and
Parrott hit to Bright and went down ct drst.
The seattles failed to do anything the Sc
ond after Snyder had gotten doublew!th only
one out Smith hit to Hassamer I'D bsaf the
ball TO first, but Young called himout Sander
rained q double into right but yas forced be-
tween second and third by thinner, who hit 10
Hassamer. thinner was caugb taking second
for the third out. leaving Brigr at bat
In the last Of the second thI visitors did not
even get rested before they vent into the field
again. O'Dsy fouled out tr Snyder schachern
Jew out to Smith, and HUN few out to Camp.
hit would have givenshe Seattles two runs
In the nrst Of the third but IL never came.
Bright hit to Parrot. Re threw wild to first
and the runner wen to second. Fitzgerald
took frst on balls. Hrnon new out to Parrote
Camp struck cat. FAherty could not hit the
bah farther than wnittakef. and was the third
ont
The Portlands Ut two hits in the last of the
third. aud then Giled 70 tally. Buchtel struck
ont Rhue lift D right and so did Hassamer.
WHITAKER lift o Camp. who touched Rhue out
1t third. Lard hit to Fitzgerald and was out,
Only threfof the homo players faced Whit
taker In IN nnt OF the fourth. Whitley hit to
Whfttskerand was out Smith hit TO HASA
mer and &as out At first Snyder hit to Parrott
and was0ut
Brillisnt fielding on the part OF the seattles
market the last of the fourth inning. PARROT
hit tokimmer and was ont 0'Day hit TO Zim-
mer, Who threw him out after fumbling the
ball. schachern TOOK first on balls but was
for6eu 6 second, for the third out, by Hulin,
who hit 20 Bright.
Had the Heattles played In sny luck at all in
The fifth they would have broken that terrible
string Of goose-eggs. thinner struck out. Bright
took nrst ON balls, and Fitzgerald sent him
ahead one bag with single to center. Hernon
sacrificed Bright 20 third with fly TO center.
Camp took first on balls. filing the bases. Then
with glorious opportunity TO score open. Fla
herty hit 10 Parrott forcing Fitzgerald at third.
The Portlands only got three men to bat in
the fifth. Buchtel hit to Bright and was out
Rhue dew out TO Smith. Hassamer fouled out
70 Camp
The home team broke the long string OF goose
eggs in the sixth. rapping out two runs. They
might have made more. but the two sufhced
for starter Whitley, who began, raised a foul
over the left field fence and then hunted the
ball 70 Whitaker and was out Smith singled
70 right and Snyder to left thinner then hit to
Hassamer. forcing Snyder at second Bright
scored Fitzgerald ended the inning with a
liner to Hassamer, who touched Bright out at
second.
grand throw home from left by Flaherty
prevented the Portlands from scoring in the last
OF the sixth. Whitaker hit 10 Camp and was
safe on poor throw. Land hit to thinner and
was safe on tumble. Parrot sacrificed them
each base with a hit 70 Smith o'Day hit to
right and Flaherty shut Whitaker out at the
home plate echachern then few out TO Bright
leaving the two men on bases.
Tho 4oGttles, outside of double by Hernon
did ut11ug IN the seventh. Hernon opened
With double TO center Camp few out to
WHITAKER. Flaherty few out to Buehtel who
douole4 Hernon out at second.
Good deldlng on the part OF the Seattles shut
the Portlands out In the seventh. Huiin hit to
Camp and was out Bnchtel hit 70 Bright, who
made great stop, but fell in fielding the ball.
enydesfSI ade up for him q moment later BIZ
eatcIDotes.n taking second. Rhue hit safe 10
center. He was left, as Hassamer hit to Fi,z-
rerald and was out at first.
Whitley had the score all by himself in the
oiKhtA He met one of whittaker's curves
square in the eye and IL lit out among the trees
An McGiiva's addition. He trotted around tha
bases and at the home plate was rendered an
ovation. Smith then fouled out 10 whit;aker
snyder hit safe TO center. thinner few ont To
Hulin, and Snyder was forced at second a mo-
rent tier by Bright who hit 20 Ha ssmer
W. aker opened the eighth aud few out To
F.wg I'D. Land raped . single into center
hs4l 3 not get past first. PARROT f,yine ON, 20
Eerns /. and o'Day striking out
III srald, who began the ninth, few ON. m
Rhut Hernon hit 70 oDay aud was ont
f.sass sit TO Land and was out
lat ) last OF the ninth the portlautis m ada .
,tesae Ito attempt to score but eoula no,
kraas err struck out Halin took first on hslr.
50 Il 10 second. He fell In taking the hsss
ana art his left knee. Tom PARROT ran Co..
lffs 8uchtel hit 20 Bright and WAS on, ps-
rnst .smpted TO go home and smith ra.nrnsa
ara I'll 10 Snyder. Snyder ana camn ira,
t.Isves catches for Eve minutes, while p.r-o,,
savoss 4 between the two Eyery man :, ~.
tssxa fhered around, ana after smith snrssr
Fisxgs .d Camp. Bright and Flsherty had yo,'
fan e. sts, Fiaherty pat Parrot out.
lfH ght could have hit the ball In the .en,A
she 1 ma would have ended there. Flahersx
souleT ,ut 20 W. parrott Whitley then hit 80
- fes e. Smith fouled ont to W. psrro,t snS.
der 4 raised double into right, ana yir,.
rasr iiowea with another 10 left. filing ,ha
bases Bright was up He could not hit ,hs
hstl feiy. He Knocked slow hoanaer 10 IN
pArr0s and Snyder was caught on the line
Is q thinner had failed % stop whittake,,.
eftes n the tenth the Portiands eaula nave
ves khue new out 10 thinner. hassamer hst
a&se rtghI whitaker then drove terrsec
lire ait down BY second and znnrnsr ras.se !.
ens aided elrcas stop. He fell In making the
SIC out threw the ball to Bright who shss the