The morning call., 1891-12-13
DUKE FINN'S MEN
IN THE LEAD.
Portland Presented Them With a
Nice Easy Game.
Ragged Work in the First Two Innings Set
tied 1t Ali But the Yelling.
Some More To-Day.

Portland played what might be called strong
uphill game yesterday afternoon. interspersed
with some strong dOwnhi throwing and a
robust array OF ambrosial bungles that lost it for
them. Score 10 g..
The game was played in one hour and half
by Firms new watch and chain, and places his
team one game ahead of the Northern cham
pions
For once the men from the upper country bios
somed out as hilters. but their ragged infield
work In the first two innings robbed hem OF any
chance they might have had for victory. The
Gardeners gathered in six runs In these two In
nings when they should have had none Six big
bungIes did it, three IN each inning. and each
one was the means of sending a higll-pres> sure
Duke across The plate. Then the young men
who erred repented of their folly and led differ
ent life, but they couldn't wipe out the unhappy
past.
Tom PARROTS brother. JIggs. trolted his first
from the WIN mette got along iii right with tho
front end of a play. but his right hand lost its
cunning when IL came to getting the ball across
10 u'st sometimes lie dispatched II on a through
ticker, out on Two occasions Lhs ball collded
WITH me earth before reaching Mr.. Notz. and
trouble followed. But Jiegs is nmbe fielder
anu can cover wide expanse of territory.
CAMPS THREE-BAsE THROW.
Among The more prominent features was a
three base throw In the fl ST III al let IN two runs
Winfield Scott Camp was The author OF the
throw, but the young man had hard subject to
deal with al the lime and is therefore partly ex-
cusabe.
Mr.. Camp started off by giving G. s 'alllngs his
base. Hanley sacrificed aud Everett sent q
grounder 10 Camp, which he missed. Ebright
followed Win another of lie same sort, aud
Stalilngs, who was Oh third, started home, bur
changed his nina and went back.
Camp sought 10 head him off at the bag, but
Threw low. StaIines aud Everett scored aud
tDllgh took third on The throw. Buck came In
later on passed bail which got away from Chap
pie Hraff the young nan who has his lace fenced
Donley was safe on Morz's muff of Darrah's
| throw, bui the next TWO men went out in order
In fortiaHd's hall Lyle got round on a base on
balls, Two sacrifices and Abbey's DIR i've To right
Inen San Jose came up In the second and
cheeriully ACCEPTED three more Ialles which
were freely offered. McVey led of win a
2iounder 10 JIgg,, who made gravity throw 10
hr>t. hoffman sacrificed, StainVs bunted an d
beat IL ont aud Haniey singled To left scoring
MeNey. Everett gave Jiggs another chanc buI
he booted The ball. Ebrieht forced Big Bill al
second and Glenalyin threw high 10 first, tryin 9
Tor double and StailingS and Hauley tTottea
home. This completed the six runs and six
errors.
GLENALyIN'S GREAT PLAY.
In The fourth the Dukes increased their lead
TO s, and the visitors pulled IN one Motz
singled, took second ON sacrifice, and home on
Hohman's mass OF Parrots grounder. In the
nun Lyle got away on lis. Gienalvln doubled
To right and Work follow with on In the same
place scoring Lyle and Glen. v ork sid over
lhe Dag at second, and WAS put out on ST allings
assist from deep right. In the next with two
men Out, Chappie and Camp single and a double
by Lyle brought them home.
Hanley opened the seventh for his side with a
iohg CrIVe 10 center which Abbey C tptuTed
alter long run, but fell down aud lost il.
El0ckers went 10 second. Then Everett sifred
one down To The score d. but Abbey got un-
der It. Ebrlght flew 10 Lyle, HanIey scoring on
| The play.
This WAS the last I'm for either SIDE, but they
turned out some nice play In the last TWO In.
hlngs Chappie made couple OF neat foul
catches, abd Jiggs go. in another of his cee-
Dtaied th ows. In the ninth he made fine stop
OF Haniey's grOundsr back of third.
But Tue banner play was left Tor Glenalyin 10
| pei1urm In the last, with Everett on first, Eb-
| right hit hot ground ball little above second.
GleDalVln made dive and picked the ball out
| oi The grass with one hand, while going at full
sleedt touched the bag and threw Buck out al first
| 1t was one of the finest doubles ever seen on the
grounds aud brought out a storm OF applause.
The same teams play today ut ? o'ciuck with
Lookabaugb and Spies Tanning and Graf In the
points. Following is the score: