The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-14

wrong. One OF his most commendable traits
has been his strict handling of players when
ever they violated rules, but he carried his
severity too far yesterday in his brutal language
to Crowell, when the little pitcher had
not opened his mouth and had made
no other demonstration. Strothers called a
ball on Crowell when it was palpably strike
The pitcher looked surprised, but said nothing.
"Don't speak to me- yelled strothers, al said
nothing" mildly retorted the pitcher. "Then
don't look at me, retorted the man with a
swelled head and an indicator, and Crowell went
on twirling the ball, wondering why the Pacific
Northwest league cannot afford TO employ gen
tlemen as umpires. Crowells curves cornered
the plate repeatedly, but strothers called
''bal1'' every time it failed to cut the pan in
two. No wonder he stopped pitching curves
and put easy ones over the plate.
The run getting began in the first inning.
Shea went 10 first on balls. Powell went out on
Klopf. Hernon hit to Mutton, who threw wide
to first and shea scored Hernon was thrown
out trying 10 steal second.
For Spokane Stencil hit a long foul fly nearly
TO the left field fence, which Powell captured
after a hard run. Manassau aied out to New
man. Polhemus hit the ball against the left
field fence for two bases, and went to third on a
passed ball. A moment later he came home on
another passed ball. Hayes went to first on
balls, but was caught mapping by Crowell, VINO
was standing in the "tricky corner" of the box.
In the second Spokane turned loose her bat
teries. Turner hit hot grounder to Lew
Schoeneck, who let il get away. Huston got in
single past Shea. Klopf started little one to-
ward third and beat 1t to first. Mutton flied out
TO Newman, and Turner scored on the sacrifice.
Klopf was forced out at second on Fiaherty
grounder to Irwin. Stencil hit over Powells
head for two bases, scoring Huston and Fla
herty. Manassau hit to Mcdonald, who made a
poor throw To first. Polhemus hit a two Dagger
20 right center, scoring Stencil and Mannsssau.
Hayes flied out 20 Irwin.
In the third Turner was sent 20 first on balls
Huston was given a life on Crowelrs tumble
of his little grounder. Klopf hit to Shea, who
made an inexcusable error by being baked by
Turner. who was running to third. With the
bases full Mutton started a liner toward the
center field fence, but Newman captured 1t
with his left hand while on a dead run, and By a
quick throw held Turner on third. Flaher,y
was sent 70 first ON balls, forcing Turner home.
Stencil hit hot grounder to Irwin, on which
Huston scored. Irwin recovered the bali and
touched out Klopf, who come rather leisureIy
down from second. Mannassau hit 10 Shea.
forcing Stencil at second.
IL +he fourth, after two men were out Turner
went e. first on balls, and went 10 third on Zim-
mers til w to catch him stealing second.
Huston Als1 cached first on balls and made an
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shea, who made q 'ow throw to head of Turner
at the plato and the run counted. Mutton flied
| out to Irwin.
| In the nf:h the visitors capped the climax by
| piling up six Supx Mutton vent to frs; on
| balls, Flahsrty wa bit by . 'eched ball and
Stencil was sent 20 first on four bAJ ones. The
same thing happened 70 MaunassGu, kna Nplto1
| was forced home. Polhemus nied out e New
| man, and Flaherty scored on the sacrifice
| HAYES went to fist on balls Then We base
| were crowded Tom Turner got three ais sac
1 keenan, put an easy one over. Tom founa fol
| one of his old-timers, and white Tommy her
4 nan backed up against the fence and watches
| the bail drop over, four striped shirts canteree
| home Klopf followed with s two-bagger, bu
/ was left on Nulton's ay TO Hernon.
! In the sixth seattle made game rally, and To-
| time kept the bleAchers IN roar by thei
/ lively work with the bat and on the base lines
| After keenan, had gone out Shea hit to csnte
/ for three bases. Powell hit a groundsr 10 Flaher
| ". who igmhled, and shea scored. Newman
| followed with a three-basger 10 right center
senaing Powell home Heruon hit for a base &
rirhgg I'D Newman crossed the plate Her
/ r,en stsS eecud schoeneek was safe Al frs
| an IL sssy,s error. Mcdonald hii 70 NultoE
| ana ! sthie Taay retired both scheeneek and
1 Sea. eot IN another ia the seventh o.
/ Pats ae-sy's throw into the hleaensn alte'
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