The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-02
sLENALvIN ON tor.
vjssesy Over Seattle Puts Portland ii
the Lead.

visseFy Over Seattle Puts Portland In
the Lead.
Portland emphasized her intention to win the
pennant by defeating the local team yesterday
afternoon in the last game OF the season. 1twas
ladies' day, but that didn't seem to have any in
thence on the home team. Wadsworth was too
much for them, and allowed them only four
hit& Wadsworths success was due, however,
IN great extent, TO his wonderful support 1t
was great day for Glenalvin, and the way he
scooped up the gronnders and got
them TO first by quick underhand
throws was pleasure to see. At the bat he
drove in two runs, and in the sixth inning he
sacrificed Lytle TO second by pretty hit close
70 first The work OF Graft was excellent in all
points OF the game. He caught finely, threw
accurately, ran bases daringly and batted hard.
Abbey and George were called upon to do con-
siderable work, and never gave the home team a
chance to make q point Petty was In the
box for Seattle, and while his work
was much better than In the last
games In which he pitched, yet the men from
Portland found it easy to get hits when most
needed LANCE caught in good style, but was
of in throwing TO bases. Pheian did fine work
at second, noticeably in assisting Glenalvin out
In the sixth. Hernon had great trouble in stop
ping hits. and in the third allowed ball to go
through him which gave Portland her first run.
In the first inning Seattle did nothing, al
hough Lange excited his Port Townsend friends
hdriving the ball up against the left field fence
b two bases. Portland got man on third, but
harp work by LANCE and Petty prevented any
runs from coming in. The second was unevent-
full for Seattle and did not give Portland any
runs, although Whitehead reached third and
tried TO score Crafts steal of second, but was
hesied Off and chased down.
In the third Seattle got Schoeneck rs far as
third. but Powell ended the side by striking out
Lyle was the first man up for Portland, and got
in scratch hit over short Glenalvin lined the
ball TO right and Hernon left 1t go through to
the fence, allowing Lytle to score and Glenalvin
10 reach third. LANCE had passed ball and tho
man on third scored.
In the fourth LANCE caught the first ball
pitched for home run over the left field fence.
The next three men went out in order. Port
land continued to score. Darrah hit TO Phelan
and was out at first Graft lined the ball safely
over second and stole second Wadsworth flied
70 Shea, and Lytlc went to first on balls. Glen
alvin drove the sphere to right for the second
tina and Graf scored. This ended the run
getting in this inning.
Seattle did not see first base in the fifth or
cone near scoring in the remainder of the game.
Moisvm the first Portlander to face Petty in
the fith, and after one ball and one strike had
been called drove the next for home run over
the leftReld fence
In the sixth wadsworth gave Irwin a hot
srounder and was out at hrst Lyle went TO
nrst on balls and was sacrificed to second by
Gienalrin's hit to Phelan. George hit TO the
LETT OF Shea. who smothered the hit but threw
wide OF the plate, allowing Lyle to score.
Abbey flied 70 Newman, ending the inning.
In the seventh and eighth Portland did not
Core although Whitehead. George and Wads-
worth made base hits.
seattle's effort in the ninth was rewarded by
LANCE reaching FIRST on Whitehead's tumble, but
Newman forced him at second, and the visiorf of
arun faded. Shea put up "a high fly, but Billy
George was under IL. and the season closed, as it
commenced, with defeat The score: