The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-15
sTYDER AT THE BAT.
n Splendid Work Defeats
Tacoma, Five to Four.
|-ooo PLAYING BY THINNER.
..s..e Beats Portland, Four to Two,
4 m Almost Errorless Game
Klopf Outpitches PARROT.

r.roxA. May H.-fspecial. I-Ciean. precise
,-srv was the feature of the second game of
= Tacoma Seattle series. Both teams played
ri torether. but the visitors won by score
r,oi Camps delivery was tritle wild. lie
-. Ave- men to first on balls, and two on strik-
= hatters with pitched balls. Ardner's
-s.,ehed throws IN the sixth and ninth went
!, N defeat the home team. With Camps
..,.s;e work in the box Tacoma had an excel
81 opportunity to stiffen up her batting and
= Camp however, kept his opponents con-
s.rslly on nettles by his vigilance in watching
-, mans on bases lie threw out Routclife in
- srst after hitting him with the ball. aud it
:. Voted slick bit OF work. He undoubtedly
,h,rw ont others, but Hengle did not see it. In
~ rpeard Maskrey was undoubtedly justified
: sslijue the umpires attention to Camps
4 s,rtle hitch' He really has sort of pet hitch,
vkrh Ia evidently intended to deceive the rum
=. This alittle hitch" which Maskrey re-
s1rd 10, win bear watching very closely by Mr..
rnxle. Newman and snyder's batting were q
.ot<be feature OF the game.
Routelifie was hit by pitched ball in the first
/ a Camp had the satisfaction of catching him
,apping at first. Cody took first on balls, but
/ rryey was declared out on strikes. Fuller saw
Al on balls, Camp showing signs OF not yet
ss4inr bis long fingers steady for the after
mons work Newman continued his good rec
a Of yesterday by gathering in Ardner's liner
| MO deep center. The FIRST out for Seattle was
h Ncyey's credit, he taking In Hernon's foul
! lnicllffe nipped Shea's fncipient hit
| Berger took the three-cornered route for the
| tnt out in the second, and Sippi was touched by
~ hall and hobbled out to .irst Maskrey lifted
| souirmer into left, and Sippi stole second and
ard In rapid succession and in cloud of dust.
| His efforts were of no avail, Tanning sending
kiss;de to the field, On Fullerg wild throw TO
cippi Newman skinned TO third, and Schoeneck
eni fly into Maskrey's garden patch for an
cut Irwin went to first on the play that retired
Newman st the plate, a7d the inning closed with
cscp pounding ozone with usual results.
Thanks 10 thinner, Routclifs never saw first
! n the third. Neither did Cody. McVey
poundcd 8 single through Newman, taking
| second, but was stranded there by thinner get
fng in front of Fuller's ball.
1 sippi got his first out through an assist by
Ncyey on Zimmer's roller. Snyder took first Oh
balls HernoD popped a midget to McVey. The
inning had u numerous ending, McVey with
frsa, esrncstncss praying mike Cody TO
asQueeze" shea's foul, which he did, with Mac
nsdy TO claim ii in IA contingency.
kr.ner snd Berger failed to SEQ first In the
burth, and Sippi sent out difficult fly which
Hsrnop swallowed. Powell came up and tried
rsnaug spoilt the game by fielding the batter
out Newman ho:sted the sphere over the
right Geld fence and got third on Cody's bad
throw to second to catch him between bases,
and crossed the plate on Schoeneck's sacrifice.
Naskrey's safe hit TO second opened the fifth.
BE was forced out at second by flaming, who
IN t;m was forced out by Routcliffe. Cody was
The third out. Camp came up and tried to bunt
sswi:t inshoot, aud was guyed by the bleachers.
BE struck the next too short, and expired at
inst thinner made spring board dive on his
stfike to short, but followed Camp to the bench.
good shot 20 the left field fence helped Snyder
BY two bags Hernon earned run by u two
bsgger into center. Shea could not send the
bali to the fence and was the third man out.
With two chalks set up against Tacoma Nc
vsy went to bat, and struck out. Fuller hit
ioeenter, Newman making swift, sure catch.
md a moment later hooked q scorcher out oil
she cir from Ardners bat Powell went out at
frst Newman hit safely, stole second, took
hird on q great slide. and ripped the knee out
Of his blue knickerbockers. He made the base
on Ardner's error, and Sehoeneck brought him
~ on q sacrifice, while he himself stole second
In fine style. Then Irwin dew out and CAM
struck out
The seventh was an eventful inning. Berger
vent 10 first on balls. Sippi hit beauty &c
and vas nipped Mt that bag. Maskrey took first
on balls, and right here a series OF misplays
Plays and hits made the inning a memorable
eae and tied the score. Tanning came in with
"a opportune hit to left. Sippi starting on
inntlc skim of the bases, but was stopped at the
home plate by beautiful throw by Powell
Ioutclsfe knocked a sky-scraper to left, or
shlch Powell demonstrated the great uncer
tinty OF the national game by ingloriousiy
nu1iing 1t, Maskrey and Tanning digging the
mother earth in hustling flight for the coveted
rubber. Routclige took second on the error
Cody now hit his safe liner To center, bringing
IN Routclife with the tying run, and the crowd
= one man, got up aud yelled. The fog-horn
voices broke loose after the forced restraint oI
Ok long innings, aud the fractured air carried
The noise to distant parts of the city. McVey
closed the inning by an out at first
Neither side did anything in the eighth, but
In the ninth the crowd saw ball playing The
iscomas opened it by Sippi's little safe bunt
and Maskrey's sacrifice. Tanning got his base
balls. Routciiffe smote the first ball for a
krgle, scoring Sippi, aud as the crowd was
pleased SO was the home team, and they did not
Try for any more laurels. They should have
Kept going around the bases till all was blue,
ior Seattle came in for her half and filled the
Eases and scored the winning run with no one
out. Here it was that Fuller made that unfor-
irnatc throw to Sippl that enabled Irwin to
make first safely. This encouraged the visitors,
who hunted tie ball for all they were worth,
and soon had the bags loaded. Snyder now
came TO the front with his clab and put lily
back of third that scored the two runs necessary
to win the game
Following is the score:
TACOMA.
Ar. f. BIZ. SIT. sH. 70. A. T.
Eouteiife Al a. n Al