The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-11
xACenA n DISGUISED.
~ zssn ruts Up Another Hsrcicsl
Game.

- z60m puts Up Another Hsrcioal
Game.
Il 4feeuA, Nay 10 Especial. 1.-THE fourth and
nk4 ~ Oponing series between Tacoma and
looo closed this afternoon. Tacoma losing
4egelond BY score oil TO Is. The apparent
Is q hatttne ability was chiefly the cause Of
: y 11oooter that overlook the boys today. With
- sscond-rate pitchers a. wadsworth and
1uo1g 10 bat against, the home team were I'M
4 = make an impression, fact that should
4 - he eyes Of the local management. Time
lime again. with the bases occupied, hit
ut runs. runs meant lively bali playing, and
~ hall playing was what the crowd wanted
- first, fourth, fifth aud seventh were the
- filed, but nothing was accomplished.
nike outs were not numerous enough TO de-
- skiIlful pitching, but 1t 10 the manner In
Nkteh the home team handle themselves at the
r. that instantly to the mind Of the "fan"
1nnps them ~ uncertain quantities In the
1o>or's science. The Portland players are what
11ght be termed coached players, drilled In
III profession by undoubted masters OF the
nGeovn diamond. Lytle, Glenalvin, George and
llp1s's appearance at the bat are well calculated
warn an opposing twirler to put his best
4l1sn forward.
B he umpire had nothing To do with the dis
<1ooal Of this last game of the SERIES At the end
IL the Aith inning the visitors had the game
ngeed and played to amuse the crowd there
~. The following story Of two innings par
Napa1ed In by Portland will tell the reader
v1o1 they did to cinch the game. Their first
0oing ran thusly:
lgtle hit to center for . base and promptly
~ second, while George few out to left aud
- struck out. westlake got his base on balls.
enalvin came to the rescue with q fine two
Nuyer, scoring Lytle aud westlake. Dsrrah hit
= base, scoring his captain. Total, three
h next shower OF runs came in the third.
~ was spring shower compared to the cloud
NM OF the Oregonians in the fifth, which sur
Nl1cd the bases and swarmed over the home
11s, to the disgust Of home enthusiastic
81 Westlake opened the bail by q safe hit 10
0tR. Glenslvin hit to Ardner, and on that
Ver'scrror got second, while Westlake scored.
y1nalyin stole third, and Darrah brought him
- balance of the way home by humping Q
Webagger to left center. w. PARROT flied out
efuller. Graft hit safely, bringing In Darrah.
4 Parrctt collidcd with the ball for two bases
- Graf legged II for home when he should
~ been stopped by Cody, but that person
ulned the thrown ball and Graf Tailed. Lyle
Il Tor his fourth safe consecutive hit, one
eener In the fourth, and on the hit 7. PARROT
- not daily on third, but came In with the
M run OF the inning. George made the ninth
up Tor the inning, but died on . long fiy to
!, lRrr
y 4nh tells the story of the game They had up
n end of this inning earned eight runs on
tanning, who had pitched at his own request
taeoma's burst of speed In the ninth was seem
~ owing 70 saasnanimity of the visitors, who
ntented themselves with sure outs TO end the
Wcical game.
n features OF this ono sided affair were Ly-
and Gienalviu's batting, MOTIFS fielding
- Fuilers four times to base ON balls. After
~ game, there il no telling what the manage
sns wiz do in their efforts TO improve the play
NE home aggregation. They can not but
Up the confusion If they Interfere. save in one
aucuisr-that of spending money for first
~. ostters and graduates from the several POI
aons needed. They will have until wednes-
% improve their team, and il is expected by
\ patrons Of the game that something like
~ VII turn up in the next series. The score.