The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-17
PETTY PITCHED BALL
The New Twirler Had the Port
landers at His Mercy.
sumpus JONES SURPRISED.
r.~str.s Zen Hit the Ba1l Hard-spo-
Kane Does Some Tall siugging ut
Tseoma-o'Leary's Trick

ysr,nss hxve seemed yesterday 70 the iubilsnf
<er,.rau.s d The bleachers at the Madison street
,n-E :. II there was g ret1rn 20 the halcFon
ssv. Of Ire fore part OF the season, from the
-...s..ss ara dispatch with which scaft;e's ball
So. ss.rraed Of the opposing Portlande-z. The
-.rE a powesfs is1s was even an inpTo cement
- 49, nj tk< Sxy before Bumpus JoL g, the
80. ~oadss. who allowed the spokane slug
-. h,.s rn,fry hsif-dozen hits had no terTors
-. sss r,sr who fseed him yesterday. They
- r<rrssr away At his delivery with the
s-ssse,s rsxalsrsty for eight innings, and put on
- $500 finishing tour in the ninth by adding
-. .nrsss ard double 20 their already neat
$3.50 Of base hits The game gave promise
= ~ stsyt Of being one Of those which are
- M q single run. The only run for
80 innings xzs q gift 20 Portland, and IL
.r-sssd Tor time Ike winning lead. In tire
srrrfn. however the home teams giugery work
hxsa 10 assert itself, and after few preiimiD-
- tbey sta tea Q srssl cyclone of bits, stolen
brSes and fambled balls, thai blew four runs
srpurd the circuit After that they took mat
feys easier until the ninth, when they broke
1opss again With streak Of hitting that piled
M Eve more runs, notwithstanding the fact the
seattle's lead, gained In the fourt5, was never
overcome TIE game up 20 the ninth was one OF
the kind that keep the spectators on pins by
iands could never close mp the gap they played
sspleBdsa uphill game. ON several occasions
fhey seemed sure of scoring, but Pettys effec-
tive work and the support behind him pre-
vented f. All OF bulI-voiced Jack Darrah's
coaching went Tor naught The lively short
stop finally went too lar with his mouth play,
and was ordered to the bench by MeDerrnott,
and lassr for calling out from his seat was
taken out of the game. Tom PArrott succeeded
81 ri arH UAn In rpf a
throw for his only chance-
Although the work for Seattle was done by
nins men, the one 20 whom credit Is due more
thar any one else for the diminutive size of
YgFtixnds score was the new pitcher. Charlie
Petty. he allowed the Portland hard hifiers
but seven hits and no two of these we're made
In single inning Several times thee were
rsn On bases, with excellent prospects of seor-
lar, bit the biz tvirler either struck out his
nen O. gave his felderx easy chances for put
o4ts. He 6elded his position faultles sly and on
txs o6czsions did some sharp work in covering
Ems When sehoeneck lett the base Tor ground
hisx O. The men behind him Dick Pheian car
RED % The bsnors by accepting every one of
elsyea chances He took part IN two double
pays In ssfFie that stamps him a. the quickest
man In this respect Of any who have ever played
In seattle Joe she's did some clever shoTtstop-
ping With the stick Hernon and Newman
we're pair Of giants. each Of them hitting the
ball four times. Not content with this each
added three stolen bases TO his record. Charlie
Irwin also raped the sphere viciousiy for
double and triple.
The Portland team generally played strong
fielding game, but managed to stack mp Ave en-
rors, al inside OF the diamond Notwithstand-
ing his lack OF success. their fwirier, Jones,
showed that he il a good man. He has great
speed and fine curves, and Is apt TO prove q
stumbling block 20 any team that he faces
0u.7.m az l. -
down. "yiggs PARROTS exertfons OF Saturday,
before he had fully recovered his strength after
bis sickness, compelled him 10 lay of again
Graf, although troubled with very sore finger.
was pressed into service behind the bat, Lytie
going 10 short and Darrah TO third Al the bat
Abbey was the only man that could do anything
with Petty, bat his two singles amounted to
nothing.
Portland scored the frst run OF the game in
the second by the generosity Of the Seattle bat
terry After Osborne had been thrown out at
FIRST Darrsb wzs given his base on balls He i'm
medisteiy started TO steal second and went clear
TO third On thinner wild throw past second.
He scored OF Crafts single to right hsld- Jones
closed the inning by striking out
In the third Seattle go: enough men around
the bases 20 win the game Tommy Hernon led
OF with single over Lytle's head. PhelEn
started q slow grounder toward third, and
while Bumpus Jones was juggling with the ball
Hernon went clear to third by fast sprinfing.
Powell sacrificed Phelsn 70 second. shea bit 20
pauah. who attempted 20 throw Hernon out At
sne plate. but Graf muffed the throw and the
run counted. Meantime Phelan took third.
shea trotted 70 second without interference.
Newman next drove hot grounder over second
aud Phelan and shea came home The center
fielder then made a neat steal of second. Irwin
went TO first on halls. and both men were ad-
vzneed a base by 8 wild pitch. Schoeneek hit q
line drive straight into Georges hands, and
Newman scored after the catch. thinner hit 10
DSrrah aud was out ST first
In the fifth inning each team counted once
After saea had struck ont and Newman had
nied oct 70 Lytie, Irwin hit the ball 10 the left
field fence FOR two bases and follow ed il ND by
sieal Of third. he scored on schoeaeck's hit
but the Zig msn was thrown out trying 20 steal
second. For Portland. Graf wa given life on
Twins Tumble. Jones hit 20 Pheian and forced
Graf st second. Lytle hif to sehoeneck who
made nice stop AID threw 10 Petty retiring the
runner at hrst. Jones took second on the sac
rifce AID scored on PoEeii's NUT of Georges
easy hy. George attempted 20 take second on
sae psy and was thrown out This ended Port
lsod's run-getiiag
Seattle increased her score 20 six in the sixth,
thinner led OF with single and stole second
after Petty bad fouled out A wild pitch sent
Matt TO third snd he scored on Hernon's hit
oFer 6ienslvin's territory. PhelAn's grouEdo-
20 Lyle retired The side with double play.
In The eighth inning nothing but piece of
good lick prevented Portland from seo.lng
6lenalyin and George were both sent TO nrst on
balls. Abbey, tie next man up, drove e hot
grouudet between FIRST and second. With the
crack of the bat George started for second and
Got night in tie way OF Tire bail and stopped it.
Otherwise Glenalyin would have scored. george
was called out, and Gieaalyin ran down To
teird- Wien ordered back 10 second he began
an srgusnenf with the umpire. DArrah, who
had short time before been sent 20 the bench
ies ooisterous coaching, thereupon sung out
"Hoid L, Glen and for his il-tiIned advice was
informed by McDermott that he Was no longer
IL the game. The next two batters were easily
retired
IN TIE ninth Seattle made victory s certainty
es Lively streak OF hitting that melted FIVE
f1ns Hernon started with q bit and Pnelan
took arsi on balls. Powell. she's and Newman
Naowed in quick succession with a single
.sascs, and Charlie Irwin hit to center field for
aafes bases All OF them scored but He-non.
40 vas caught OF second hy Crafts throw
eS1oensek vas safe 81 first on Tom PARROTS
P'o' 'asos, ent thinner and Petty went out and
s>oppee Tie lively work. The score:
sEArTLE.
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