The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-15
Y HARD HITTING.
seattle Earns a Splendid Vic
tory From Portland.
1AcomA WINS FROM SPOKANE.
rr.ak March's Fine Pitching RESPONSE
ble-A Triple Play Helps Out
Fine Contest To-day.

~ homo team defeated Portland yesterday
elseruoon in q game marked by terrific hitting.
dsborue, the Portland's left-hand twlrIer, was
tnocksd out OF the box in the middle of the
eecond inning, and Tom Parrott came in to be
hammered nearly as hard. Powell's lads had on
fheir batfibg clothes and hit the ball out in
ljue drives which included four doubles and
ripple Singles were easy and went tearing
down past the infelders just when needed.
aebooneck led In the number OF hits, being
credited with three clean singles and a double
which fairly made the left field fence
reftls. Hernou was again out for long
hin and got double of the first ball pitched
and triple to the right field fence in the
fourth, which resulted in an earned run On
powsli's single and double two runs were
pcorsd, clearly indicating Abnsr's value a. q
tan worker and splendid emergency hitter.
lrsin kept up his batting and lined the ball out
a good shape. Camp did his share of the work
md drove two line hits to right field. Mcdonald
ed thinner were on hand, and Matt made the
ei,euit OF the bases on . drive over second,
vhch Westlake let go through him to the
fncs. Tom Parrot did the heavy stick work
Sm Portland, and in connection with "Jiggs'' il
1ustrsted the saying that they always skill"
wfd pitches.
Camp pitched good game, using more speed
than usual. Up to the fifth inning only two
hin were secured of him, but then Q double. a
sneie and triple resulted In two earned runs
lie only ones of the kind made by Portland dur
ine the game. Tom PARROT was very speedy,
but put them across the plate just AZ his op-
ponents wanted them.
The general fielding features were not of the
phenomenal order, although some fine work
vas done by both teams. For Seattle thinner
made the most brilliant single play by
taking high foul fy in q position which
dshes portrayal. Irwin made five characteristic
assists, without the shadow of an error. Shea
had only two assists, but both were hard
chances and executed at critical points. Nc
Donald had nine chances, with one excusable
error, the muff OF = fly ball on doubtful ground,
both Hsrnon and Jim going after it. "Kid''
Camp felded remarkably well, and made q one
handed stop of Osborns's high bounder in the
ninth which brought the crowd to its feet For
Portland there was but little chance for fine
fading, - the hits went out Of reach. Glenal-
un had an on day, and let two easy ones escape
hm, much to his disgust
4Jiggs" Parrot had only one assist, but IL was
svonderful bit OF work. He took the ball back
sfthird on hard drive and shut the batter out
y hrst by fine throw. Motz executed q double
plsy unassisted on line hit Lytle and Glen
alvin did nice piece of work in handling the
ball after long lift to right field in time to shut
on Powell, who was trying for triple.
When SANDY" McDermott called game it was
hos AZ LIE unu6k Dutluebs"lkG manner. lnAEead
there was an unmistakable tinge of sadness,
which he could not disguise. As II in respect to
the feelings of man, whom all the players honor,
not word OF dissatisfaction was spoken during
the game Even II the spectators did not know
that ''6andy" was mourning for . brother, whose
life was ebbing away the players did and SYM
pathizsd with him in his sorrow.
The game commenced in . very suspicious
manner for Seattle by Hernon's drive along the
Ioft 6afH lima hars ID g.
Glenalvin and Shea drove one to Darrah, who
threw Hernon out at the plate. Newman hit to
Osborne and the side was out Portland did
better in her half and scored two runs.
Lytie was given first on balls George
flied out to Mcdonald. Osborne sacri-
feed Lytle to second. Motz hit
Grounder toward Schoeueck, which took mean
bound, and on this Lytle scored. Glsnalyin put
mp . fly which Hernon muffed, and Motz crossed
the plate. Darrah hit TO Mcdonald and closed
the inning.
Seattle took the lead in the second. schoe-
neck drove one past second. Mcdonald hit to
right for q single. thinner got in pretty single
over second, and Osborne let 1t 60 through to
the fence, three men coming home on the play.
This ended the scoring of the inning Portland
drawing blank in her half.
The third gave Seattle four more. Shea got q
single to left. and Newman drove double to
the left field fence. Schoeneck hit q scorcher
over second, and In came two earned runs Nc
Donald went to first on balls, presented by Par
rott, who was now in the box. thinner struck
ont Irwin followed suit Camp reached first
on Glenalvin's tumble, which allowed both
echoeneck and Mcdonald to score. Camp was
out trying to steal second. George was out on
keDonald's assist. Osborne went to first on
balls Motz flied to Hernon. Glenslvin was
rysn four balls. Darrah got in q drive over
second, which Newman did not handle and two
runs scored. PARROT flied to Mcdonald.
IN the fourth Hernon got triple to the right
feld fence and Powell sent him home with .
hit The rest were out in order. Portland did
mot see second in her half
Both Mcdonald and Irwin got singles in the
NTH, but Motz made double play with one out,
retiring the side. Osborne started with a double
to left and Motz drove one through Camp which
sent Osborne home. Glenalvin forced Motz at
second Dsrrah was out to Camp. T. PARROT
got his usual three Dagger and scored Glenal-
vim. Graft hit to Shea and was out.
In the sixth Hernon reached first on Darrah's
poor throw, took second on q passed bail and
scored on Powefls double. Powell was thrown
out at third from right field. The next two men
went out in order. Portland went out
In the seventh Schoeneck got his third single,
and Mcdonald gave Glenalvin q chance TO make
his second error. thinner made the prettiest
sacrifce OF the game, Irwin sent safe one to
left, and Seattles last two runs crossed the
and Powell were easy outs. After two Portland
men were out, Camp hit Glenalvin, and Darrah
followed with beauty to left Tom Parrot
now lined out double and Glenalvin scored
Graft went out 20 Mcdonald.
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