The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-28
1 WERE NOT IN IT.
,amas Took All They Wanted
in One Inning.
rx ERRORS sY HAMFATTERs.
80. showed Down Into Third Place
.-spoksne Wins Poor Game
at Portland.

I
3 a. erstwhiIe leaders of the Pacific
s.shvest League yesterday fell into the
- NTH mighty splash, and with all
8 .rrambling did not succeed in climb
ri until Tacoma had piled up ten hid
INNS and placed themselves in second
- q The race for the pennanE Seattle
q IS ranker ball than they have hereto
been guilty of, while the Tacoma
,,e,tion, with the exception of Burks,
q usw short stop. played magnifcently.
Mccormick, who occupied the box for
q. home team, was in fine form, ard up
~ list half of the fifth inning victory
80 auite certain for the Seatsles. The
jfors hsd make but one weak little sim
md the score was to in the home
ia favor. Then Tacoma came up,
oIIrht made villianous tumble and that
Z he signal for the entire club to go to
- Before the agony was over six
nss had been made and the boys from
CITY OF Destiny had eight runs to their
lit Mccormick. quite naturally, be-
& disheartened and demoralixed. Bright
Lou Camp. particularly, came under
crowds displeasure. While both made
rral OF the most brilliant plays, yet each
: ball went TO them the crowd would
" lis breath in fear of a tumble. Each
ae two errors in the fifth inning. OF
rhine errors made by Seattle Camp and
k6rht we're responsible for six.
! Is to the time the visitors got their big
The game was decidedly interesting
full Of brilliant plays. Fuller, in the
IND, pasted q hy that made q bluff
eard center field, changed its mind and
II wabbling about in the ozone, dropped
Vide the right foul line into Tommy
mons paws. and he was cheered to the
u for bis gallant run and catch. Man.
nan's sprint after Whitely's fly was also
|asure In the fourth, March. whose
NJ throughout was capital, showed of
ksf stuff be was made. Smith and Zim-
u we're on third and second. respect
M With no one out. March doubled
naH up, sent Bright out on fly, struck
Lou Camp, and let Mccormick get but
~ xsy to first, retiring the side without
&nn
Tare played ball yesterday and tried to
NJ there was q grand stan d, and by so
ne nailed several ambitious Seattleites
% tried TO steal second.
he Tacomas did not win the game with
70 new players, and good judges are of
kepinion that the change made by Man
= Lucas has been detrimental rather
notherwise Burks. the new short stop,
is al the errors for Tacoma. juggling
- easy grounders. Connor, the left
Yer, can throw no better than 10-year-
hoy. and a single into his garden viii
mrs bring home man on second.
hen Fiaherty lined a single over third
he first inning, stole second, reached
u on Snyder's hit to left. beating Con-
ws baby throw to the plate. the crowd
Nd. We'll, well: we're in it," but it was
klsst remark of the kind made during
bday.
Asn neither side scored until Tacoms
ne up in the fifth. Van Zandt sent flv
ne left garden for TWO bags. Wright
bgrounder to Bright, who fumbled and
chance for double play was over.
Eh pasted a single TO Fiaherty and Van
ID and Wright scored. Manassau sent
nw grounder toward first base. There
. wild scrimmage on the part of the
tles, but the Tacoma man was safe.
e put dancing grounder to Zimmer.
Emil get iti' yelled an enthusiast,
~Zim" juggled it and the bags were
Lou Camp misjudged Connor's slow
Under and March crossed the plate.
hers single and Hernon's error scored
nassau and Earle. Burke hit to Lou
np. who returned the ball home. catch
Connor, and Strouthers forced Fuller
ne plate. Van Zandt grabbed the will
Tor the second time, and for the second
y Lou Camp fumbled. letting in Burks
ESifouthers, while the crowd grosned.
>n Bright kept time to the music by let
~ Nright's daisy-cutter go by, and Van
ndt added another tally to the list.
znsssau ended the torture by tanning
Rand the score stood TO ].
IN the sixth both sides made q run.
klIh, for Seattle, took first on balls. Zim-
= bit 10 Burks and double play seemed
rain, but Burks got the bali tangled up
ais digiis and every body was safe. Zim-
u led away off first and Earle
nmed the ball to Strouthers. There
q lively chase before the Tacoma men
out the nimble second baseman, and In
meantime Smith had legged it for
ne. Bright went to first on balls. Lou
mp flied to Connor and Mccormick
ned out,
ne came up and reached second on
lamps wild throw to first. Conner
Fuller flied to thinner and Earle stole
~, scoring on Burks' safe liner to left.
no teams were shut out in the seventh,
the eighth Earle sent sizzier to left,
econd when Common trotted to first on
and scored on Snyder's wild throw.
re home team started off well in the
%, but they were too much disheaTtened
eske more than one run. Lou Camp
lfst on balls and stole second. Nc
nnss struck out Camp stole third and
on Burks' tumble of Hernon's
shder. Flaherty hit safe and Hernon
caught between bases. Whitley flied
wight, and disconsolate crowd ran to
s9eet cars. The score:
SEATTLE.
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