The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-26
erE WAS VERY WILD.
IDS New Pitcher Failed to
Throw Over the Plate.
..s,ses. MEN WIN WITH EASE.
1uena Loses to Tacoma After One Of
he Closest Games OF
the Season.

49, ~ eomers, eeattle's new left-handed
zsv = vilder than Z hawk. He went up
1rSt - epokanes yesterday afternoon. maxi
sKsr initial appearance In this League, and
Sss - axhibited wonderful speed and struck
2s isresr Powell and other of Barnes' heavy
;s.ss sfeht times, he gave nine Of the visitors
-, 49, on balls, his ssRhino" Ward in the
s-S ~ made Wild throw over first base
~ ~ three runs Yet he Is . very nervy
I - without lcsing whit Of his condolences
Ze aasmmfng the ball through with terrific
- sefdl the end. when Spokane had the vic
3he score Of . to-.
$500 who caught instead OF Brought0n,
- - yefy successful in holding the derry
Sr1 - eomers sent in, and had four passed
S,i11 mich made 1t still easier for Barnes rnen
! 49, Yet Frank made one play 80 gilt-edged
~ - reop,e talked of little else coming home
s. ~ IN With Ward on first. Powell hit .
! ~ luul that wabbled and gyrated like bal.
;sc = high wind. Snyder went for II with
1870 sticking out like electric push buttons,
- - . he gathered It In. Ward streaked for
ssseA The ball got there before him, and one
2 ~ uoGt brilliant double plays OF the season
fr41esn inside.
1870. Who pitched for the visitors. did
. IN md work, but he, too, was wild, In the
- isning particularly.
rarnoa. Who was ifst TO bat, reached the ini-
= - saiely By Powell muffiug his fy after .
- run. and got to second on Broughtons
~rr4aonL Both Kats and Whitley were given
- q balls, and the bags were fail HuSton
! - Harmon home by hitting Flaherty with
no16n etill there was man on every base.
IN Nc 70 Phillips who threw to Katz. fore
| Neeat Mills ct the plate thinner tipped to
80. ana the 6pokanes came up to see Of
r. etn4 eomen was made.
fr1hsmus took nrst on balls. Ward nied to
80. and Powell struck out Turner hit .
- 90 70 Smith and reached first safely.
Gn61pn lined 3 two-bagger to right, scoring
fn1hamuo and Turner, and reached third him.
lf q passed bail Phillips took first on
. hlk NcGuirk hit . little one to Somers, who
! nvov away over Smiths head. Huston and
. Fhillpe scored, McGuirk reaching third. Mills
III lie on balls and stole second McGuirk
md on passed ball Peoples hit to Smith,
nttrins the side with I'VE runs, none of them
arned.
S he second and third neither side scored,
Il n the fourth Spokane secured two more
NJ Mills gnt first on balls but was forced ct
nooud b. Peoples. Polhemus lined single to
oatw bat Whitley let it 60 and Peoples ran
hnns pohlemus getting third and scoring on .
panDod ball
d the nfth Seattle earned . ran. Kats
anssd ~ with safe hit to the left garden and
~ beoaght home by two pretty singles By
Whitley and Flaherty.
Il sheir half the spokanes did the very same
oine Turner got first on safe liner to right
~ advanced peg by Huston's single to left
/ n scored when Phillips knocked the sphere
M third
lTon this time On Seattle failed 10 get another
m In the eighth the Spokanes added one to
~ ecora Peoples struck :out. Polhemus
~ Int on balls, and went to second whom
Nud IT hit BY the bah. Powell hit to Brough-
~ Who stepped on the bag, forcing Polhemus.
3n1Gkput single to right and Ward scored.
Unofwas caught stealing second. The score: