The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-20

put professionals 70 blush There wera univ
rev spectators present, but az the game mr.
giesseu. and for inning after inning big ruand
.pnss MARKED the score Of the Maroons and
r ~ ols SOLITARY earned run which gave the
Doases their winning Lead, did not increase
sney oegsn TO realise that they were witnesses of
: game OF more than ordinary interest Soon
eaesrs began 10 make things fivelier the bovs
played faster, and the bail shot from, the bat.
ana either settled IN the outstretched hands of
soll's helder or was sent across the diamond to
neao on some runner at first. There was no
III Dalng or throwing the ball To the fence at
critical points II batsnan was SO fortunate
- 20 ger hit, he was kept from making the cir
cult ny line fielding or strike outs
BAKER, the Dodges' pitcher was at his
pest. ana IL was almost impossible 70 hit him
saleiy The Tact that the entire Tacoma out
nsIu a.a NOT have put out. an assist or an
error SHOWS how remarkable game it was
When hits did come the infielders liter
ally ate them up. Baker never pitched more
sIfateglc game in his life. He kept the ball up
arouna the neck OF the batsman and cut the
outside corner of the plate in the most approved
style At times it was iaughsble TO see the
Aaroons making futile Efforts to connect with
osl iar beyond their reach Eight times did
the Tacoma twfrier cause his opponents to in
gioriously strike out He went still farther and
NEEDED aus position perfectly. Billy Crowell
opposed the young gentleman from
tacoma and pitched 8 fine game.
Nine hits were secured Of his delivery but only
TWO old any damage. These two gave an
safned run, and that single, solitary run was
enough 70 win the game The Maroons had two
chances 70 tie at least and ordinarily would
nave scored enough runs TO have won the game.
IN the seventh inning the first three men at the
oat got clean singles, bur yet by succession of
ioree-outs and & strfke-out no runs were scored.
AGAIN IN the ninth, with two men on bases and
one OUT, the next two men were not quail 70 the
emergency and the game was lost
one OF the special features outside Of the
pttenIng was Kershaw's work at third He ae-
cepted seven chances without an error, some OF
his assists being lightning work Pope had thir-
teen pur-outs behind the bat and some OF them
where high foul flies difficult to hold
Ammon played fine first base, scooping sew
era poor throws. and scoring the only run. For
the Aaroons, Hope accepted six chances with
our an error IN as easy and polished manner
an old professional. Warner had little 20 do at
short, but took high fly running backward and
started pretty double play in the fifth. Ben
Vaughn from Anmons. King played q good
third Kenny did not have any chances in the
Held, but, as usual was the heavy hitter.
The Dodges got in the only run of the game in
the third Baker, the first man up, strueh out.
kershaw hit TO King and was out on the third
basen1ans fine throw TO first Ammon drove a
long y 10 the right field fence for two bases and
scored on Corey's single. Corey was thrown out
In an attempt TO steal second, closing the inning
The score: