The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-14

MeNabb had to suffer defeat and Camp
i 10. but the pitchers were not blame Tor either
Z ae'eat In Fridays game MeNabb pitched
beautiful ball. but the men back OF him played
poor fielding game and failed to hit the ball at
al Darrsh made wild throw that was dis
astrous, and the Portlsnders, when mon were
On bases with no one out, tried to knock the ball
out of the lot when sacrifice hitting would have
a brought In runs ''Chappie' Graft was the only
sman in the team that tried 20 play the game
lie held the San Jose men to the
cushion they won by hitting, sIGgged the
when IL meant run. Abbey mutied fly and
let IN run by failing 10 after the bail alter
Be had dropped it, Yet the Official scorer did
81 DOT charge him with an error and credited al
safned run for san Jose on the play.
i Camp pitched in Saturdays game. Only six
alis were made or his peculiar delivery, while
Portland found Hoffman for eight hits, with -
to's OF eleven bases. But ''Jiggs" Parrot, who
has replaced owney Patton at short, made three
fank errors, Gienaivin aud MOtz played yellow
Dali al critical moments and Camp himself
nade two wild throws aud san Jose got the
Esme by the easy score of 10 6. six errors
taal netted san Jose six runs in the first two
innings were made by Glenalvin and his nen.
Nwonld take even a better pitcher than Kid
lamp 10 win against such odds.
In Yesterdays game Camp pitched effectively,
only seven hits with toga! OF seven bases be-
ihg made oil him, while lsookabaugh, the OPP
posiag twirier. was found for ten hits with
total OF thirteen. But Camps support
Was miserable The Portianders made nine er-
iorS Gran failed 10 stop one of the Kids drop
balls snd san DOSE was gwen n game 1t did not
cara.
Now the san Francisco papers, which week
l ago were mourniulIy admitting the superiority
10 Tie players from the Northwest, are Compar-
lhs tae California champions 20 giants aai the
Iofegoniens 10 plgmies They seem to think the
race one ike Sunci GA kite shaped track against
roadster. aud wonder how Gteuaiyin's mea
aver Won the penuaat ia thls league. Perhaps
saey had better wait until the season IA over
before they express such glee. They think the
ie''lsnders cannot beat eggs: next week they
sssg have Snether opinion On the batter ques-
hon.
The cal has his opinion Of Chapple Graf
saeatoRer, although Charley Dryden, formerly
Tacoma VINO is tae baseball writer on that
PAPER, s cousin oi PARK Wilson, the other
! a'cher oi the team. Dryden. in his reports OF
"a games. always speaks of Wilson a. cousin
fafk, bat il iran who catches the full force
~ us Wit tie speaks of "Chapples side
II 'nisAerS as hiS "nro escapes and SAYS OF him
~ way oi variety the Portland management
i sasfoa0ced its change catcher, Eaappie Cad. IA
= lSce Of Cousin Para. This Chsppic ; tiIst
.peafance before "a san Francisco audience
80 tee Young Gau created favorable an
II I s'lh " tAe manner IA WJltA no suPt'@tsS
I Ga Pete MeNaDb
\ us Catching is not ChAppies only claim on
III ~ sasetati puaIC- He relies more on bls per
.saaieolar Wai>ksrs, which run in narrow
.sssAs dow C.tacr eide If lbs face llAe TIRE
e>atvS GA I'D srlck building. W hY tnapPie
sSss wasskcrs IS not kuawu UulesS It u ihat iis
~SSt1ains warm Pcrsouai feelings for tie n4ad.
= ne e'so iytCaes has baggage. or taS gr> aGef
az % IL, 70 tac bali PARK, and appears iu
ave atld varied assortment Of shirts and coats
Asadlton 60 the regular baCkstop par#i' e.
n SD tAapl4c, great weakness is Tor RGitta,
III =. Yesterday De wore four, no TWO 81 waica
I'll - ~ the same color.
Il eale ou THE coaching line ne wears has coats
49, OH WIKI uis bEowl GustcT thai Fca, hes
49, hee3S- baC1, whsle waking from ntfL
- - lake his place a. t4t, thnppse peeled on
80 Goats before reaching the pate. and sta
i - ehe let to Salpid him iEa'1 cn-u pSct M
uas NiAtrF blast u e sSie 70 say THAI
! s-piie 1fau has more shirts ard coats thAa
So tait players have hand A@fCh}cls.
s1si1te Being warH8y clad tAappie "rAh
II - q Two basser lie also scored tie wInatuE
II - sof his s.tr, being crowded Ia uu "a baee GA
4 - ana 81 ..h Ul-t w ipa. " A4Jh u tuisTahiE
LlssAeials DEBUT Itself After tins game Chap
q ~ sald II nc had known tGv weather was golnE
a se SO colo lie would have brought some more
- wardrobe a.onr, including a heavy cane
I%seaF back - "a, aoto!
- the rr~, inning neither side scored. though
secAefs haLteS TIA ne4 tAlrJ on barFah : b-i
IT, an & Passed bali Ia For{ian1s ha.i
1SshieY iDmt.t1 works grouuder after tsieDAl-
r.. AAo siuc.e2, but the eide WAS retired with-
~, igrthcr damage.
@sss farfots AIssays ~ Lave bssn out OF