Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-26

O'Neal to steal second, but struck at the
first ball pitched, bunting an easy one TO
the X i'd who threw IL to second, putting
O'Neal out. Runs, 5.
Seventh inning-Freeman was Just rais-
ing his bat when the ball struck IL, drop
ping In front of the home plate, and be-
fore the Kid could pull himself together
he was put out. Rappold hit very safe TO
right, wild throw gave him second, and
he went to third on passed ball: Marcy
failed to touch the ball, and Monohan
followed suit. Runs, 0.
Smith secured his base on balls. Wright
hit safe to center, advancing Smith TO
third. Wright stole second. Hope sent
swift one over second, allowing Smith TO
score. Wright, thinking he could do the
same, was thrown out. King sent long
fly to center, but Macy couldn't hold IL
to Hayes that never touched the ground;
Bennett sent fly to third and Leedy held
on TO 1t. Runs, 2
Eight inning-Daddy Hayes usual
luck attended him and he took his base
on balls and then stole second. Leedy
struck out. Although repeatedly warned
by the coachers, Hayes played OIL too FAR
from second and was thrown out. Moore
found vacuum instead of the ball.
Burton smashed a safe hit over second.
O'Neal struck out. Parks bunted an
easy one to Freeman who Immediately
put the ball to first, getting 1t there be-
fore the runner. Smith sent hoi
grounder toward Mullee which he failed
to nail. Wright popped a fly TO Mullee
who held it with vice-like grip. Runs D.
Ninth inning-The score stood 10 and
10, and 1t seemed as If it would require
more than nine innings to decide the
game. 1t was anybody,s game and
silence reigned supreme. Those who had
| wagered on the home team appeared un- :
comfortable and their looks betrayed
anxiety. Whltelly was the first man to
| face the pitcher and went to his iirst on
balls. AS Mullee came TO bat the crowd
yelled, Lime 1t out, Null" and he ala
send the sphere TO center Held, making
| first, but forcing out the home team rell-
| able first baseman at second. hld Free
man was the next man to bat, and some
one among the crowd of spectators cried
out: "Now's your time, little fellow.
| The Kid was evidently OF the same
opinion, and smashed safe one past
third, allowing Mullee to go TO second;
Rappold seized the G. 40 win deJerlhIneu \,
air, and the first ball that came towards
him ne gave il one of those hits that raise
the gallery, make the bleachers go wild
with enthusiasm and keeps the Belllng-
ham Bays' money at home. With sort OF
La Blanche swing Rap brought the ba'
around and the ball, like a little insect 10
the air, seemed as IL it was going Into The
bay. The sphere went clear out OF sight
and Mullee, Freeman and Rappold trotteC
home I'm short oraer. How the GROVE
cheered! How the bleachers yelled! Hat
flew in the air, and the shout that wen
mn must have been heard in the ba'
cities. Marcy hunted an easy one TO mrs
and was put out. Monohan was strucl
by the ball and took first. Daddy Haye
, famed the air. Runs, 3.
Hope sent the ball over the fence AM
trotted home. King sent long fly be
tween center and right, but only reached
first on it. Vaughn sent a ny owe
Whitely's head, but Hayes sprinted an'
bagged it. Bennett struck out and Bur
ton did the same and victory once NOR
perched on the Bellngham Bays banner
! Runs, L.
Rappold played a magnificent game
His throwing to second was almost per
4 feet. while no ball passed him.
Hope, pitcher for the Seattles, was yer
., wild. and only the good work OF Burto
. saved larger score. Most OF the passe
balls charged to Burton were really VIII
/. The Bay boys became very careless
5 thinking they had the game won, an
e were almost defeated. The game Sunda
]. taught them lesson and they will not
caught mapping again.
!. Arrangements are being made TO brln
v the Spokanes here next Friday TO pla
t. the home team. This will prove an Inter
o esting game, and II the home team do'
d not win il the SpOkanes VIII know Una
d they had been playing ball.
u Following is the score:
Bellingham. ..3 0 2 4 l 0 81
n Seattle........O l 0 0 2 0 /