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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-29
PORTLAND 8. TACOMA ;.
The City of Density Team Cannot Rat
Both Pitchers Do Well

TACOMA, May aS-tSpeciaL l-"Poor batting
poor-bsse running, and the SEQUEL. defeat for
Tacoma" is the boiled down essence of the sec
ond OF the Tacoma Portland series. as niaved
this afternoon, The team srom the Willamette
made Its second appearance and again adminis
tered dose of defeat-true, trifie less polished
and less crushing, but nevertheless climber I'm
the percentage column. The home team can
not bat-there is no use Disgusting the fact
lhey do not WELD the willow effectively. Bean
poles would have harder time 10 gauge soma
OF the wide balls that "Wady' threw toward
The plate, and when the surprised batter saw
Que sailing over the plate would gaze in opeu-
mouthed wonder, snd then swing the ba: too
M'e, One other feature the home team lacks
wa; good handling on the bases. Routclife
shoad not have made the third out in the first
inning on the double play thar caught him or
second on the fly TO Parrot. Sippi should have
sohe ID on Fanning's hit, but indecision held
nam on third though he got in later on Rou,-
cine missed third strike. Had Graf held the
cal sipp would have been lett ON third. and SO
On, Better base running aud batting is wanted
RAINING pitched a good game. The visitors
Only made six safe hits, while six struck vigor-
ously al the deceptive iushoots and change OF
pace that he worked 10 fine advantage
Inc Portlands could not keep the ball on the
scriptions
IN strange contrast was the pitching of wads-
WORTH. HIS only reliance lies in swift ball.
he Is young and unsophistieated player, and
we combined batting and base running would
.ureiy rattle nm. He has nowhere the COM
nand OF speed or deceptivencss of Carn or
rarrott, whom the home PLAYERS have demon.
efsted their sbiltty 10 bat. Yet they fail with a
raw and untutored delivery that they ought 10
ee ashamed OF not humping out of the grounds
The game developed some disagreeshle faa.
sufes besides the defeat. In the first Cody was
arneS by a glaneiug bali from his bar while in
shs box and deep cash was cut over his right
sse' causing bis refinement. Fuller going behind
c,e DAT while Aaskrey took Cody's place Here
Hleaaivln showed his training BY objoctins. Ne.
:. nStnnet saw the point aud ordered MaSkrey IN
ene peneh, bonohue taking the batting position
asAieys name not appearing on the score
saeet-fuller going behind the bat where he
S4rsh' nne game, but threw poorly 10 bases
'he needing of MotE was of high order ns
"a mat Sienalvin and westlake Osborne led
~ batting easily taking two two bagrers ont al
uI times at bat For the Taeomas besides
rans pitching, the Play Of Berger in center
sensational, he taking ave chances in hi,
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FIGHT OF FEATHER-wEIGHTs.
Hot Contest, Well Fought, but Declared
Draw.


Fire department headquarters at o'clock yes
terday afternoon was the scene of a holly Con-
tested battle between two well-known feather
weights. 1t was a contest for blood, there being
no purse. The principals were slavin Smith
and Corbett Jones' Prominent firemen acted as
bout holders, while well-known sporting man
acted as referee In the first round slavin Smith
adopted rushing tactics, but Corbett Jones was
very light on his feet, and by clever duck ing
managed TO evade several terrible upper cuts
Both contestants did clever work, and
each was given a good round of applause
upon retiring to his respective corner. Both
came smiling to the front in the second round
Corbett Jones did not wait for compliments
from his antagonist, but planted heavy blow
a little below the belt and sent Slavin Smith to
the floor in a rather doubled-up condition
There was loud cry of foul from Smiths
friends, but the referee simply warned Jones
against any recurrence of any such breach of
pugilistic courtesy and ordered the fight to re-
sumo. The combatants then clinehed, kicked
aud wrestled bit, when time was called. Both
came up weary in the third round. Each Sc
cured blood, a knock down and applause The
referee then declared that the honor of each
man was fully sustained and that the contest
was draw.
The fighters were two lads-one IL and the
other II years OF age-and the audience con.
sisted of tiremen and school boys
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National Game.

CHICAGO, May 2S.-Chicago's only two hits, a
double by Arson and single by Wilmot COM
bined with New York's errors won the game for
the home team today. Score: Chicago 8, New
York 2. Batteries: Hutchinson and Kittredge;
Rusie and Buckley.
CINCINNATI, May 2s.-The league game today
was played in a drizzling rain. Duryea's weak
work in the second lost the game for Cincinnati.
Score: Cincinnati s. Philadelphia 6. Batteries:
10 Duryea, Radbourn and keenan,; Esper and
Brown.
CLEVELAND. May 2s.-The Cleveland team
punched the hits in lucky manner in the
second today, thereby winning the game. Score:
Cleveland 4, Brooklyn 5. Batteries: Young
and Zimmer; Caruthers aud Connolly.
Following is the standing of the clubs up to
today. including Yesterdays games
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BasebalI Notes.

The report from Spokane that George Borehers
was to quit baseball and go 10 hustling groceries
IL evidently canard. The big Californian went
In against Seattle Wednesday and pitched q
strong game
Dick Van Zandts opening game at Tacoma on
Wednesday was a corker. Six put-outs and
four assists without error. The jolly third
baseman viii captain his team.
Snyder held the spokanes down to one stolen
base yesterday. Powelrs lads piled up eight
The manager and Tommy Hernon each had
three of these
Osborne, the new Portlander, got in his work
with the willow. OF the six hits to his clubs
credit he secured two, one being q two-bagger
Glenalvin's Gladiators will be here on next
Wednesday. There will be two new faces
Graf and Osborn.
Reports from Spokane say that Barnes is try
ing his old bulldozing tactics. Powell is up to
his every trick.
Tommy Hernon is hitting the ball harder
since he was dropped from the head of the bat
ting list
Seattle is now tied with Spokane for second
place. Portland has the lead by a very few
points.
OF the twenty-eight games folio wing June 8
Seattle has twenty-four at home. Then for first
place.
1t is time for the croakers, who were crying
for a new team few days ago, to crawl in their
holes
The Seattle team now has an even chance of
winning three out OF four games at Spokane.
The seattes got in three double plays in yes
terdays game at Spokane.
"sandy'' McDermott will be here for the games
with Portland next week.
Lew Schoeneck 10 picking up in his batting;
30 is Powell.
Keenans arm is sore, but he is putting up
good ball.
Powell's men seem to have recovered their
grip
Seattle is tied with Spokane for second place.
thinner is putting up a strong fielding game.
Newman is batting in hard luck.
10 Said
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Olympia Races.

OLYMPIA, May 2S-iSpeeial The last days
races under the auspices Of the Washington
State Fair Association a; Woodland park at
tracted q good attendance. Besides the trofting
race and two running races on the programme
the association offered SIS purse for foot race
Win Stanley, Anderson and Bailey were the con
testants. Anderson won the second snd third
beats in 10 seconds and i0t4 seconds summary:
F.ee-ior-all trotting-N ordeg, stemw}nder,
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Gravesend Races.

GRAyEsESD, May 2s-Summary:
sweepstakes for beaten horses, six furlones-
LaIosca won, woodshutter second, Flavela
third. Time, l:l4I5.
Nile and one sixteenth-R;iey won, Banquet
second, Reclaire third. Time, I:49
May stakes, 2-year-olds, six furlongs-St.
Time, 1.I6j&
Brookdale handicap. mile and one-eighth-
Eon won, Judge Morrow second, King Thomas
third. Time, 1:55l<.
For 2-year-olds that have not won at this
meeting, five furlongs-Ferbena won, Knapp
second. Lilly B. third. Time, los.
sweepstakes for 3-year- Odds, mile and one-six-
teen.n-Ihatham won, Bolero second, Baldwin
third. Time, L: i9l$
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Latonia Races.
NatOui8 FsdEek.
LAToxIA, KY, May 2s.-summary.

iAToNiA, KY, May 2s.-Summary:
1hree-year-oids and upward, miIe-Profigate
Won. kedsign second, Linlithgow third. Time,
sasSe4.
Inree-year-olds and upwards, mile and sew
enty yards-Response won, Reputation second,
Alien Bane third. Time, I:s7
Three-year olds and upwards mile and three
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, Rudolph second
Longshot third. Time, 2:0ils
Iwo-year-old colts, five furlongs--Newton
I:02ls.
Iwo-year-olds, half mile-John Berkeley won,
1aiero second, Ollie Glenn third. Time, 49,
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Oakland Bali Club Changes Hands.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2s.-The announcement
is made that Colonel Robinson has sold his iu-
terest in the Oakland baseball club to Tip
oNeil, and that the latter has already made
several changes in the makeup of the team.
The pitchers viii be Garfield and stephen,
Ioungman tirst bSse. Csntiliion second base,
Phillips third base, Britton short stop, mes
left field, Long inter- field, O'Nei. right field
and change catcher. Hardy viii catch most Of
the games. Pitcher Mars will D. retained.
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American Association.

ST LOUIS May 2s.--St Louis II, Washington 5.
COLUMBUS May .. - Baltimore-Columb bus
game postponed: rain.
LOUISVILLE, May 2S.-Louisville ., Athletics :.
CINCINNATI, May 2S.-Boston- Cincinnati game
postponed; wet grounds
Following is the standing Of the clubs up TO
today, including yesterdays games:
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NHitAuU, May Zh-Summary:
For maidens, all ages, six ft,r:ong-fady Unde
won Helen second, Upman third. Time, 1:19.
Al ages, mile-Insoience won, Renounce sec
ond, Experience third. Time, I:46i5
Two-year-old fllies fiye-eighths mile-Maud
Toward won, Addie second, Gray Goose third.
Time, los.
Ihree-year-olds and upward, mile and a quar-
ter-Marmosa won, Carus second, Osborne third.
Time, els.
All ages, seven-eighths mile-Thc Kaiser won,
Blue Banner second, Innocence third. Time,
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SEATTLE.


Earned runs-Spokane -
Twobase hits-Turner ..
Three-base hit-Klopf ..
Hits made--0f Conover .. of keenan, 10.
Double piays-Sbea TO thinner TO schoeneck,
Shea to thinner to Irwin, Keenan, to schoeneck.
Bases on called balls-Given by Conover, 2,
Keenan4.
Struck out-By Conover 8, Keenan4
Time of conceive hours.
Umpire-Hengle
[Mr. Barnes, OF Spokane, win make nothing
by his protest. IL the report sent out of the
play is correct. The fact that Shea
let the ball hit the ground without
touching it at all makes a quite different
case than il the ball had touched his
hands and then fallen to the ground. In
the latter instance the batter would be
declared out on fly catch and the
men on the three bases would not be
forced off, AS IL was the play was exactly the
same az II a ground ball had been hit to Shea,
on which Polhemus should start for first and
the three base-ruuners were forced to vacate the
bases they then held. In other words, Conover
was forced to go home, Mannassau to third
and Stencil to second in order that they might
leave the bases behind them open. Shea picked
up the ball and threw to thinner
forcing out Stencil at second; thinner
threw to Irwin and forced out Manassau
Mt third. The result was double play and the
ball the three baserunners should have remained
where they were, and only the batsman
would have been out Had Shea let
the ball strike his hands and then fall to the
ground, or. in the language of the national
playing rules. "momentarily held" it, the re-
suit would have been the same, and
only the batsman retired. This point
OF play is covered by section .
of rule Is, says "The base-ruuner is out il, hay.
ing made fair hit while batsmau. such
fair hit ball be momentarily held by
fielder before touching the ground or any
object other than a fielder" In this rule.
which is the only one bearing on the point in
question, there is nothing said OF the case in
which the ball falls untouched. There being no
rule by which TO call him out, necessarily
the batter is not out-no more than he world no
on a ground hit True, he may be headed off
at hrst base, but he is not out on fly catch
credited TO the playe: who refuses to make the
catch.
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Delco and Bishop Hero started; Stemwinder won
the hrxf and second heats, Delco the third,
bisnop Hero the fourth, Wonder the fifth.
Ihree-eighths of a mile dash-Red Dick, Joe
Mynne, James Miller, Befenice. Cyclone and
Ben l. started; Red Dick won In S.
Ihrce-quarters of q mile dash-Carrie NJ, Jim
murphy, and Malcom started; Malcolm won in
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EAST soUsp. Wash. April 10. 1891

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SUMMARY.
Runs earned-Portland =
Two-base hits-Osborne 2, westlake l.
:. Runs batted in-sipri 2, Osborne /, Motz 2,
Westiake /.
= Times at bat of each pitchers opponent
Tacoma 81, Portland 81
Double ana triple plays-Van Zandt to Ardner
Parrot to Glenalvin.
Bases on called balls-wadsworth .
Bases from being hit by pitched balls
Van Zandt
Struck out-By Tanning 6, wadsworth g.
Passed balls-By Fuller l.
Wild pitches-By Tanning /.
Time OF game-0ne hour and twenty minutes
Umpire-McDermott.
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Lynn's Fatal Prizefight.

LYNN, Mass, May 2S.-Matthew NJ. Cam,
referee, aud Andrew j. Gardiner, one of the
managers of the fatal Burns.Iracy glove fight.
Monday night, have been arrested, charged
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Western Association.

Western Association.
OMAHA, May 2s.-Omaha 4, Lincoln 9.
MILWAUKEE,, May D. - Milwaukee 10, st.
Paul 3.
KANSAS CITY, May 2s.-Kansas City 10, Den
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MINSEAroLIs, May 2S.-Minneapolis Z, Sioux
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Following is the standing of the clubs up to
today, including yesterdays games:
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The EPSON Grand Prize.

LONDON, May 2s.At EPSON Downs today the
most interesting event was race for the EPSON
grand prize, for 3-year-olds. 1t was won by
Benyenuto, st. kilda second and Ordinance
third.
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California League
RACES.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-san Francisco 10,
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Standing OF the Clubs.
Following is the standing of each of the four
clubs oil the Pacific Northwest League TO date: