The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19
lCoMAS SHUT OUT.
KID Camp Held Them Down
to Five Singles.
poNoHuE THE THIRD VICTIM.
Was Found for Fourteen Hite "a
Twelve Runs-Portland woa
From spokane.

4nooma was shut out yesterday Score u Ia a.
Donohue pitched up singles and two baxxsra
Ara tie crowd was pleased
II Tacoma has another crack pitcher Manager
1hnQ Powell and his eight young men are
4 1oo1yto make his acquaintance. Yesterday they
- KdI Donohue. the last Of . trio OF king
ofrs,r and . third Tacoma idol was shattered.
Nv! How the Seatties did slug the hall. They
nnenced connecting with Donohucs curves
= - frst inning, and never LET up until they
~ npped out fourteen safeties, with total Of
=. and had l. runs TO their credit. After the
4 - inning they did not hit Donohoe, but there
- = necessity for doing 20.
Iseoma felt sorry for Seattle before the season
so0ed. ~If you only had our three pitchers, !.
- - magnates Of the City of Destiny, .you
1leht have pretty fair team You are weak in
Ir1zies, though. and therefore we win do you
ID they do it, Well, hardly. Seattle NAV b
81 IN batteries, but Tacoma IL weak In hat
-
III Camp was in the box for the home team
SleEday, and he pitched the game Of his lifc
Orb 6ve times was he found for safe hits, and
= 90 Of these . man was doubled ont e
- BE vas steady throughout. changed his
- frequently, used great headwork. ana
! lf1Dd his position almost faultiessly, one Of
- non charged agsinst him being due to the
onpize Icing In his way when throwing % !
80
s POWELL led the slugging. getting two doubles
- single, and Newman followed Close With
no sfng1cs and q double Newman led in base
1unniug By purioining four bags, and Tommy
#Uenou swclled his record by taking three
IUwoIl also did some wonderful sprintinx, COM
4 - N the war home from first on hit. Kid
I Gnnp got in two timely hits, and Matt thinner
- two excellent sacrifices and ono single
~ facomas did their best to send men around
4 - circuit By sacridcing, but only four weanrs
= Ne gray ever reached third, and they lied
s fksss.
There was very sharp fielding on both s;des
! <kances without an error. Irwin showed what
= promising colt be Is By accepting seven
ehnnces, many Of them being very DIM
<ulk His throwing to inst was wonderful and
~ Judgment on ground balls excited the adj
Nifsfion Of every one In the seventh inning
Aeeapturcd . hot grounder from Moore. touched
6iTd ahead of Cody, who was trying to reach
+ and sent The bail to first In time to shut on
Moore.
About 90 persons were present. Several on
~ and directors of the Tacoma association
vere In the boxes. They took the druhbfnr Of
11elf club very gracefully, although they admit
~ tAat they were surprised to zee any tesin
dsg their crack pitchers 20. The crowd was
~ orderly one, the land once contingent on
- left bleachers making more noise than an
~ MT Of the crowd put together. Umpire Ne
Dexmott was fair In his decisions.
Sandy AcDermott Is the best umpire that ever
Minded IN indicator here. He stands NO fool
iahnnm.
Game ~ called ct $50, and Tommy Hernon
II Dunohue put four wild balls past him. Joe
Ghea mt him 70 second with . sacrifice bunt
Then Powell came up and drove the frst fair
ball - The right field fence for two ban. whiIe
Heznon came home Powell stole third. New.
1nn eo1k Int on balls and stole second vhiie
1pueu 0me home on Cody's Wild throw Ia
go HIN. Then Newman stole third, Schoen-
- 90 It ffst on Noores assist and Irwin
$1,000 on grounder to Ardner.
beuicifhe died at first ON shea's assist. zim.
- helped Fuller out. Both thinner and Her.
ocn uied to get sippis pop fly and II fell hs.
tween them Sippi stole second ana COZ ,h;-