The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-30

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.sac,y ne Tacoma players and their faithful ad.
,.s,cosx. Who had made the trip across the Sound
.sshaerfbe rejuvenated tailenders. "Kid" Camp
.n.t,shufcd materially 10 the disastrous result
q ~ ninth inning by giving a base on balls
ty.f beforc Sundays hit, when it seemed alto
s srssher inexcusable With two men out Patton
ssms 10 the plate, and here Camp showed poor
,,,aement by an apparent effort to strike out the
hstter. instead OF depending on his field. Even
slter three balls had been called, and while he
~ pitching wildly, he refused to let thinner
come 10 under the bat to assist him in putting
H. ball over the plate. Had Patton been al.
loved to hit at the ball the chances were at
least two 70 one that he would have been re-
cred Instead, he was given his base on balls
md sunday the best batter in the Tacoma team.
vAs given the chance to win the game by his hit
Over the fence.
In the way OF excitement no fault could be
ipund With the contest IL was close, interest.
ius snd full of incidents, which show the uu-
certainty Of the national game. Tacomas new
men made good impression. Work was not
able % play on account OF sickness, and Manager
Msskfsy took his place in center field. Conovcr
VA d0xn TO pitch, but did not reach the
eroundtin time, so France was put in the box.
seven I'm were all he allowed Powell's men,
The kthand hitters being puzzled by his de-
ceplvs cnrves. Powell gave way to LANCE in
hsmenth, and the lad showed the training
Il master in the ninth, when he captured
MI drive TO the left-feld fence. 1t
81 beautiful catch, and would have
his Port Townsend friends wild with
Night had they been present. Camp and Zim-
ner did the battery work for the home team.
Camp was speedy and Wild but thinner held
him in fine shape. thinner marred his good
work, however, by giving Tacoma two runs in
the fifth by low throw to third. Irwin played
fine game at third, making pickup back of
the base and retiring bis man at first
Camp stopped drive from Sunday in the sew
snih that was going by like shot
Phean covered second in faultless style, ae-
cepting seven chances without error.
For Tacoma, sppi made nice throw to the
plate, but Cody dropped the bail. Patton had
= hard time. They came at him on all sides aud
b an ugly manner. Fourteen chances and four
erors was his record. Sunday made a fine
brow to the plate in the eighth, but shea was
tiittle too fast and scored from third. At the
bit the big right fielder did great execution,
md by double and home run sent in three OF
iseoma's seven runs Newman also got two
hits, one on slow grounder to third. which he
heat out by a head-frs slide. "Major" Phelan
ct in his usual double TO center just when
needed. Tacoma did fine work on sacrifice hit
ting, as the score shows.
When Umpire Strothers called "play' 1t
hooked like old times to see France in the box,
but he wore a d fferent uniform from the blue
Hernoa was an easy victim, and although
Phean reached first on Patton's tumble, no
runs were scored. Routclfe was hit In the
back by the first bali pitched and a moment
later turned his ankle in sliding to first to
escspe one of Camps quick throws to sehoe-
neck. This caused him to retire from the game
and Conover took his place. Sippi sacrificed to
Irwin and Sunday drove one past Phelan for
two bases, scoring Conovcr.
In The second and third Seattle went out in
order, bur Tacoma made good use of her half of
the third. Conover struck out, but thinner
missed the bali and Conover was safe. Sippi
hit slow one to Irwin and beat il to first.
Patton drove bounder to Camp, who threw
eippi out at second, while Conover went to
third. Sunday hit hard grounder to Phelan,
Who threw TO first, aud conover scored. Mask
ny sent single TO right, aud on the throw in
Patton scored. Maskrey was thrown out at Sec
enc by Camp who handled the ball after Her
mons throw from right.
Both drew blanks in the fourth.
Newman started the fifth by giving Sippi
0ance to tumble Irwin flied to Patton.
&Aoeneck got in double to deep center, scoring
Newman. thinner hit TO Hutchinson, who
threw low to first. On the first ball pitched
thinner started for second, and Cody threw
down to sippi, who returned the ball to the
nome plate to catch Sehoeneck, who tried to
score from third. The throw was beauty,
put the ball did not stay in Cody's
nands aud schoeneck was safe. On Camps
nit to third thinner beat the ball home, scoring
the third run. Hernon struck out Phelan
came 10 the rescue with double TO center aud
camp scored. Phelan made a ne steal of third.
put Powell died 10 Patton, retiring the side.
slppi made line hit over second. Patton sac
Phelan
body by striking out. Maskrey hit a bounder
% Irwin, who fumhied Sippi went to third on
the play. Maskrey started for a steal OF second
ana thinner made q bluff to throw down, but
kt go Tor third. The ball went low aud two
RET to the right of the base aud clear to the
sence, allowing both runners to score.
The seventh was uneveutful for both sides.
In the eighth Shea got in single to left field
snce. Newman hit TO Hutchinson aud beat the
ball 10 frst. Shea made a fine steal OF third.
Irwin was hit by the ball. and filed the bases
flmmer hit fy TO sunday. who lined the ball TO
The plate, but Shea scored from third on a close
pinch. Camp hit to Hutchinson. and was the
nrd out Tacoma went out in order
Ia the ninth Heruon led off with a single To
center, but WAS forced at second. LANCE struck
out Shea reached first on Pattons tumble
newman hit to sippi. forcing Shea at second.
tenoser flied 10 Newman. LANCE made tino
oseh OF Slppi's long fly TO left. Patton went to
nns On balls Camp pitched three balls and
.as ssrise To Sunday. Then a straight bali came
mAshere the batsman wanted and The bat met
nsssrely. Over the fence ii went and the
- the game. with Patton ahead, trotted
the bases. The score:
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