The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-27


some of their enthusiasm. The battery for
Portland was Pitcher MoNabb and Catcher Will
son; for the San Jose club Harper and stallings
acted as battery. San Jose won the toss and
sent Portland to the bat sheridan 1mpired on
balls and strikes and MeDermott rendered base
decisions. In the first inning Lytle, the first
Portander up, was hit by pitched ball Then
Glenalvin hit to Harper, who threw too slow
to second, and both runners were safe. Then
Patton advanced both runners a sacrifice.
Harper then filed the cushions by giving Abbey
first base on balls. Things looked rather blue
for San Jose, but the clouds cleared a moment
later. NotZ hit down TO Hanley, who threw
out Abbey at second, and Bill Everett doubled
up Motz at first base. 1t was lightning double
play, and the audience oheered vociferously
when quick work prevented the Northerners
from scoring
In San Joses half of the first inning McNabb's
swift pitching unnerved the first two Santa
Clara men, and they struck out Everett was
patient and went to first base on balls. Eb-
right was punched in the ribs by pitched ball
and took first base. Then Dooley hit down to
Darrah at third, who threw low, and Charley
made first safely. passed ball let Everett
home. Then Catcher Wilson threw high to
third, and Ebright and Dooley scored first blood
for California McVey ended the inning by
striking out.
In the second inning the first Portland batter
went out on a fly to Everett. Work raped
two base hit to LETT field, Wilson with single
when he made his appearance at the bat, and he
went to first on balls, filing the bases. Glenal-
vim hit weakly down to Hanley, who threw him
out, and Portland failed to score in the second
inning. San Jose also BANKED in this
inning. No runs were chalked up to Portland's
credit In the third, and San Jose also failed to
score.
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fifth Portland made its first run of the game.
Lytie reached first base by being hit by pitched
ball, and advanced TO second when Glenalyin
hit safely. Patton hit hot drive to Ebright,
who made a magnificent stop and threw the bat
ter out at the same time putting out Glenalvin,
who could not get back TO his base in time.
Abbey hit safely to third, and Lyle scored.
Abbey went to second on o throw to the plate.
Motz hit long fly to center, and Everett made
clever catch after nearly dropping the ball.
San Jose was blauked in its half.
Both teams were retired without O run in the
seventh, but in the eighth the Ofegonians
made things lively for the California men.
Motz commenced the fun by driving q single
past the shortstop, which McGucken failed to
intercept, and Motz sailed around to third base
on the error. Darrah hit to Ebright, who threw
low to first, and the runner was safe. Darrah
was thrown out while trying to steal second.
Work went to first base on balls Wilson hit to
Dooley, who made a low throw to the plate, and
Notz scored. A passed ball advanced the run
ners base, and when Hanley fumbed Nc
Nabb's srounder q second run for Portland came
in and the score was tied. With Wilson
on third and hcNabb on second, Glenalvin had
asplendid opportunity to win the game for his
team, and laced out the ball to left field vii.
son and McNabb scored on the hit, and Glen
alvin went to second base on the throw home.
Further wild throwing sent him to third base.
Patton hit down to Everett, who made an error
aud Glenalvin scored. Patton stole second and
was put out trying to reach third. This ended
Portland's half of the eighth inning in which
they made five runs.
In the San Jose's half of the eighth the bases
became filled on an error by Darrah and two
bases on balls. passed ball let Ebright home
Then George Sharp went to first on balls while
Dooley was al third and McVey at second Stall
lings was hit by pitched bali and Dooley was
forced across the plate. At this juncture Cap
tain Glenalvin took McNabb out of the
pitchers box, and Tanning was substituted
He made wild pitch, and sharp
and McVey scored, putting San Jose on top once
mere. Harper hit to Glenalvin and was thrown
out. Fanning made another wild pitch and
Stallings came home. MeGucken few out to
Work. Hsnley popped a fly to Motz, and Ey-
erett ended the inning by forcing McGucken at
second. Portland did not score in the ninth,
and the game ended by q score Of to in favor
OF san Jose,