The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-16

.. e. - nezthwca Ls1eue. Mr. Heuwie. vho
49,. ~ 4. vesy c11yes hnsehol1 writer. ~
3.s,.. = - fequsH = ~ foalowing happy
rpsr.. cnrcAeo, March ). 1spa.
18th inse IS ~ f7qT1lsxxcEa: Yours Of the
~. tnas yosiT leffar W orifr $50. 1 -.
ssSseS s I'D DAT he s'isnss q seattle
ssss o ~ ra ~ 6 ny pat baseball carrsr
49, -. x . g The cenntry in general, even
- Gus n Seattle Do Won Know fhaf shs
nmpis.s M ss &c g esssk ban player o. n
1919 g the ability Of either msn - Their IS
~ postticne. Nov know that the erer~-
viii sn.: ct the average. ban PLAYER
oiyidn.i who win c0nxrerute an a.. ssr-, IN
g noea loeey and talk hasehsil affer a. he5r.
n ,.s =. ~ Nov, dont sgrss with that clsss
ere fer more interested ID the nstsons l $40 mo
s1.o cne-nau OF the ball players are thcmsegyes
esiiSS 9. IT, oeen drawn into 9 crowd OF 20
I'll interested in Their review OF the Fame Or ~
ms ms payers fane work. think uhsu Ted
ssa. uscns who was manager OF the Oshkosh.
81 he nsya ses1 a.. ana whc was the originator
appd1A0 the word ssstudeu;. h. vouId h.r =. "a.
tae usit on the had All slams are more an ,ess
"a - sin.s n, Ia the mysteries Of our game,
me enthusiastic over IL After they unasfsr
- points they naturally VIII converse upon
s Ne points OF the game and those connected
1atn IS end fof this reason they are termed
..ianA In Conclusion wiz ask: II It were Of
~ We ians where would our national game beg
- ~ !on magsne fos = single instant there would
icaGue throughout this country Ii Il were not
s Ut rs ever congenSal, Indispensable and ever
so{sl ian Not In thousand years!
iNIxlLIGENcER II giving its readers base bail
column II the newspapers viii give the rsrne
: nsasty snpPort, there win never Be any danger
ma Ia v~<w4 St.
Il ofien does in the East hops tbst FL s6e =
VIII judge the merits Of the game impeTtiaIIy.
a doo .nsn the umpire deserves @ be censured,
neve been in the business long sine and look
Tor r0asts II We are entitled To IL from the boys
o. v res p.sss, q am one myselfD.
thing in connection with ny baseball. csrce ep AZ
a umpire think have hsd more experience
tneu any on the diamond Of the present day I
con @ even %, BOP ferserson. Iwss appointed
northwestern League, that consisted OF Omaha,
"a nockiora, Dubuque and Davenport I
a ess,r not un! Owing zoe to business! umpire
Northwestern League In isss wss msn.rer 1 q
the CHICAGO Unions- ] also organized the
Baltimore Unions; In ISIS I could not gel
sout hern League; 1861, Western and National
League. 1855, southern and International: 1859,
Iri-ssate and American Association. 1850, Inter.
during the season Of 1881 expect TO be with the
Pacific Northwest Now what do you think of
TIE above Tor record as an umpire? have
also Played ball both an amateur and profess
sionai Have managed the Quincy, Ill, Haruil-
ton- O., Hastings, Neb., and Chicago Unions
during my connection with the national game
There are any number OF weii-known bali-p
en- have brought ont and expect to remain
IN the traces ~ long as can for can't stay
Away from the game and the excitement of it.
From my point of view in the East judge
that the Pacific Northwest League win be 4 very
strong league. an personally acquainted with
many Of the players who viii represent your
league / can cheerfully recommend them 10
the public and also to the ssfans' Of 7. n Nc
Defmott sandy who win umpire in the Pacific
Northwest Leauge. will say that he is one of
the best in the country and one who will do his
duty to the best Of his ability. That he will be
q great favorite there is NO doubt HeAis q per-
feet gentleman and . man whom the players wiz
respect Well, Mr.. editor, If donf close this
You viii think me one Of the fans" Who never
win stop talking baseball Well, you can put
me down a. one, and I'll be glad Of it
In conclusion. Win say just Is soon a. hear
from Secretary w. Z. Rockwell win pack my
grip and start for what / understand is .sGod :
country" sincerely yours,
Ed S. HEssL0