The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-16

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10 one has ever justly accused SANDY Nc
frrmost OF theft. He ia a man OF honest repute
"A evident good intentions. But he Is not In
annie and is subject to of days He had one
rerferday and he gave more rank decisions in a
Aort space of time than an ordinary, deliberate
0ief Of an umpire would dare make in whole
~,5es. These decisions were hagrantly in favor
fths visitors st critical points, aud uniformly
nina general way throughout the game In
- lest few innings, when he had given Port
M chinch on the game he "threw .
m 10 Cerberus,r by doing little evening up
1etlaring Seattle men safe when pilpably out,
nd declaring Portland men out when they
M Internationally safe He was particular
fhroughout 10 make the two Seattle pitchers
and properly in the box, but he allowed Wads-
worth 10 stand wherever and however he
slessed and even encouraged him in Illegal de-
livery OF the ball. He made Crowell put the ball
eraiehf over the center of the plate, under pen
asy Of having balls called ON him, while Wads-
vorlh vas allowed q strike every tine
- cornered the rubber, aud sometimes when
he bail was SO high that the Datsman would
haze required q stepadder to reach IL. In this
manner Powell wss retired in the fifth with
nan on third. But II was on the bases that
NeDemotts decisions were particularly bad.
In the first inning Osborne was on second
vhen George flied to Hernon, who returned the
ball 10 second in such quick order that Osborne
m caught OFF the base but hcDermott did not
~ Il that way, II he saw it at all. Once more in
De fouith he gave George safe at first on a clear
cut BY Mcdonald to schorcck, and this allowed
Osborne TO score, as schoeneck had tossed the
tsll 10 the pitchers box SO certain was he of the
cut 6ehoeneck was called out in the fourth
On double play when even the Portland
phgUscofed at the decision. which doubtless
euf Gattle out of one or more runs. In the
IS Ian alvin rad NV
INV 10 Darrah, who in turn got the ball to
INT ahead of Hernon, but il was not allowed
f1ese are only slight indications of the poor de-
eiGons of the umpire.
The features were not OF q sensational order,
but some of them deserve mention. Powell took
hard line drive close to the ground, which was
N exceptionally fine bit of work. Hernon made
several quick returns, which were as fine as any
sutfelder could possibly make. shea had Eve as
Ssts some OF which were very dificult One was
catch of high fly that had q very deceptive
twist to it. For Portland, Darrah played bril-
liant short, aud by his good nature msse him.
Rlf favorite with the spectators. Glenalyin
took everything that came in his territory in
rue Chicago style.
The stick work was evenly divided, both
teams securing ten hits. schoeneck made
home run over the left field fence, and double
In the same direction that nearly knocked the
boards off the fence. LANCE was next in rank
with triple and a single, both of which were
line drives. For Portland "Jiggs' PARROT and
Osborne did the heavy work. "Jiggs" got three
hits with total OF six bases in four times at
bat. Wadswortt's three Dagger was also fine
drive. The battery work for Seattle was not
brilliant by any means, but yet il would be diff
cult to say what might have resulted If the
conditions had been different wadsworth
pitched the usual strong, steady game, which Is
Q great factor in his success
the iret inning Harmon xtartad ha Cara
with clean single past second, which Glcnal-
win blocked in good shape, but couldn't handle
IN time. Tommy now stole second and on
wild throw by Graf went on to third Powell
got line hit over the infeld. which was play
ing close in, and Hernon scored. Shea sacri-
iced Powell to second, but the manager was
too daring, and on trying for third was thrown
out. Newman hit to Wadswerth and closed the
first half. Lytle was sent 70 first on balls, and
on 0sborne's drive to the right field fence went
TO third George gave Hernon high fly and
Lyle scored. Motz put up a sky scraper, but
Shea held il and caught Osborne of second, re-
tring the side.
and put 1t over the left field fence for home
run Mcdonald gave Darrah q chance to drop q
n.y. but was thrown out at second on an at
hmptd steal thinner got hit to short right
andstole second Irwin sacrificed him to third,
Dot cfowel ended the inning by hitting to
NNAbHOrtn. GIenaINl0 uroYe one against
cruwell's shins, and the ball bounded to Irwin,
Who made a nice throw, but Glenalvn was
sale Darrah drove one dead center over second
6ran hit liner, which Shea tried with
enc hand, but IL got away from
him On this Glenalvin crossed the plate
Ange was now put in the box. w. PARROT sent
one to the right field fence for two bases, and
Darrah scored Wadsworth drove line ball TO
ne hight field fence and two more runs came
N This ended it, the next three went out
IN order
The third saw Seattle 60 out in short order,
Portland did the same.
In the fourth Newman went 70 first on balls
schoeneck sent s ground bali past short, which
went 70 the left field fence, and Newman trotted
home. Mcdonald flied to Glenalviu. who threw
% parrah before sehoensck could get back to
second, and completed double play. thinner
MI TO Darrah and WAS out Graf was hit by the
ball and scored on w. PARROTS hard drive for
three bases along the right field line. wild
pitch allowed Psrrott to score. Wsdsworth
aied to Hernon. Lyle hit to shea and was out
- hrst Osborne sent one past first for two
bases. George hit TO Mcdonald, who handled
the ball cleany, but MeDcrmott said safe Os-
borne walked across the plate on the unexpected
decision. Motz hit 20 sehoeneck, LANCE cover
Ing first for put out
The fifth was uneventfu, for Seattle. except
that Powell was called out on strikes and Isnge
rGsa
order Tor Portland.
In the sixth Darrah had three pretty assists in
mecession Portisnd was more fortunate w
fsrrott got his third hit and went 10 second on
hngss low throw 20 Schoeneck. Wadsworth
seiheed "Jiggs" 20 third, aud on Lytle's hit 10
eass be came home on the shortst1p's low
nrow. Lytie went TO third before thinner
could get the ball. Osborne drove q grounder
too hot for Mcdonald 10 hold, and Lytle came
Rome passed ball sent Osborne to second
george died to Newman. Osborne went 10 third
On "lid pitch. Motz went to first on balls
on MS trying for second thinner lined the hall
oo~n, Ou' a. usual, the man on third scored.
osnal'ih was declared out on Shea's assist
teams.
In the eighth LANCE drove ons n.., n.r-.h
but was forced At second by Hsrnon Evs-y ono
tnonght hernon out but the umpire said safe
Tommy stole second, assisted hv ns.,aa h.u
Powell was sent 10 6rst on balls Vsr,oD 80
dash for third and was safe PnwaD - -.
second sacrifice by Shea sent Her., h,,,,s
newman gave GlenaIylu chance and tha .isa
Was out Portland did nothing in her h.T
Alter two men were out IN the ninth 7yr,,r.-
bit over third, and Parrot made 4 ana So -.
snrew TO the oieaehers, allowing thinner 70
sore irwin nit one Ia front of the plata ara
~ coed sprlnslng reached FIRST LANCE sent a
kng ny TO the right field fence. and Irwf, -.
home. HeTnon ended the ssopy hv' 4rIn~ -
seofge. aud the game was a victory for Pc-s
aad The score;
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