The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-20
re TN THE LEAD.
- Wins Three Straights
1 Takes First Place.
noA IS BEATEN ALL ROUND.


~ 1eTpzug critics aftcz 1nuIso9y-4 game
~asndid pitching yesterday contributed
s 1suzrd defesstnk Tacoma ana placing
81 = asst plaee- The Jersey City lad used
1rarneuf, bad excellent control Of the BAH
& y feaed the bases like . hawk For the
- INNINGS he allowed his opponents buS
- hifs After the sffh, having the game
Is Ind. be slowed cp somewhat, bat kept
Sz IN scattered. In the entire game ho
90 e6xhs hifs and sfxnek ont six mea- AZ
11e - nade sro ssfe hits and scored two
s. - = one maa. bur 90 the work Of the en-
8 ~ -. II can nest be defined By Saying Il
& sSs s1ulnsnf-wzanine Not only did eaeh man
8 SS15n 1ndiy5fcxl work. bns al pulled together
Il 80 1lslly. In the 9Th inning they gave .
exhss5fiou Of bunting, the fmt three
;1S = ~ reaching first safely on hits Of that
Too high pEsise cannot Be accorded
I ~ uogk with the wagon tongue. lie
~ nsc hits. one OF them for three bases.
- - IN four runs Heruoa and Irwin
s: = - good hstfins. In the ae.d Zoe
- wo<k uas admirable. be accepting dvc
& - cf them resulting, with the aid Of
snA Schoeneck. in neat double play
Is work Ia center field continued - ~
= ii III the preceding games. nothing In
- fex1trry escaping him Tommy Hernon
y sp3e.did throw In the sixth inning
<nna5e snso right Geld. tired 20 stretch IL into
o4a&Hr.
- sentures Of the visstoEs play w. run
cnfrh hy Routclsfe Of ! hall hit along the
IS I'D Iine- and circus capture by SipPi Of
~ orer his head, while running with il at
Oee1, into right field At the bat Rout-
eanA Mcyey each secured two singles, and
- March planted the bali against the ieff
80 1nce for three baseA Moore, the Tacoma
~ r. - Aro {xsr<A
s. a lie games Of the seriez In sacs
VI seems 20 be In very hard lnck,
- nnable 70 get his hands on the ball Els
S<seutanc rcz ched climax in the sixth In
- when Lev Schoeneck hit . rlze-shos ~
-. which had il started Little higher, would
nfk haze Knocked plank OF the fence- The
- sAotstop went for the bah brkyeay. and
n1nxh Il took him OF hs feet managed TO
moek Il down. though not in time to catch his
- His left hand and wrist were 50 badiy
- u doing 80 that he had to retire fsczn the
-. Fuller taking his place at short and Fam
- going into right field. March pitched
80 Aasl far the first three innings. but after
n3A seemed 20 lose his grip and was batte1 hard
1ne de resi- OF the game
n contest opened up with sharp work on
- sideu, and promised to be close struggle
- = small score. Fer three innings neither
- scored, bat in the fourth seattle started .
pn11et fusiilnde Of hitting and the neck and-
~ uce deteriorntes1 into procession
s ~ fsrss-c5ass article OF ball that has been
lnfshed ct the Madison street park IL being
seated. and seattle people are hsgiuning to
O1knae over the work Of PowelIs men. a. va
sstaenced By The 400 expectations who at in the
una1a and cheered. There was quite
Qeznk1in9 Of Tanomans, who occasionally
saaasa their voices whenever their club made
Shiz4 uily.
ssndy NrDernott umpired another rood game
ma unUno1Aened the god impression he had
rGvsieug uo1e- Although he made one or
30 enaa1poable decisinnA and there was oc-
enutennIIy sendeney on the part Of the players
Do1oR0 The field, and won applause By his
pgunp4 decisive methods at shutting down On
my insurfectionary attempts Of the players
h runs were made in this way:
h The fourth irwin hit over second for two
-. snydec followed with sky-scraper 70
1elleT, v no mnfIed IL Gracefully. On the next
III Snyder troticd up 70 second thinner came
eshe front with an orportune hit past ssrpi,
- which both Irwin and Snyder scored Kee-
IN hit 70 March. forcing thinner at second.
- Hernon died ont 70 Azdner. shea struck
at
In the fifth Powell opened with neat hunt
~ was safe af 6rxt Newman hit slow one
u xexman's direction and hest Il out by fast
sunsinx Schccneck adopted the same tactics
nd started Z iisxie one down TO Acvey. who
esnriously fuxnhled L. With the bases FUN
kvia popped up an easy nv to Mcvey. snyder
~ hot ono al Moore. who touched il with the
01s Of bis fingers. but couldn't get il under
clntrni In the meantime Powell scored, but
Newman. who attempted 20 do likewise. Was
uaown ont Mt fhe plate. thinner struck out
Ihcona freed herself from a shRt-cuf in this
tnnine Artner bit safe through thinner.
NnrcA biz fast grnunder nj shea. who made =
49,
nasch stoae second Routc.lhe then dropped q
uneay hit into right field. scoring March. Fai-
- hzt to Schceneck and Was on; AZ nrsf and
uDfE died to Irwin.
In tie sixth Seattle piled Up four more runs-
Keenan, tcok frat ca balls He-ron hit . slow
- toward March and reached frat safely.
thea also tapped gronnder 70 March. who fnrn-
Nd. Powell made clean hit into left field,
scoring Keenan, and Heruon- Newman went
al q 6rst On his hit 90 Moore, while shea
Uued ca the play. Schoencck bit a terrific
hn9 q Moore, who partially stopped but could
~ handle IL. Newman visa reti-ed On
G:uandcr 10 March, and Snyder lied out 30
E1Ti Who made splendid running catch.
xtEner started the seventh with Q hxse on
Nils. keenan lifted a safe one into right feid
usFncc hi 10 Mcyey, but was safe ON Sippss
MIA 81 the third hsseman's throw. Zisrr,er
eecsszg Meantime. Shea flied ont 20 Berger
tesea hif 70 right Geld for three bases. scoring
kseaaa and Herncn- Newman flied out 70
Aazea and Sehoeneck 70 Meyey.
Berger his grcanics that bounded over Eee-
esns bead, and best the hall 20 farst base Ard
~ III 10 Shea rho threw 10 thinner AT second.
NO passed. the bali to sehoaeck. retiring beth
sesxes and Ardner. March h;t clear 20 TIE lei;
I'D fence Tor taree bases, and scored On Eou,-
eists line h; past Powell Fuller flied cat 20
n1aen- This eaded the run getting. The
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