The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-19

yigor seldom equaied in professional contests.
livery good play was applauded by the spec.a-
tors.
The battery work was done by George and
DurHeH Tor Seattle, while Carroll and
rope were In the points for Tacoma
nine men, and received fine support
penind the bat Stewart was spiked In the first
INNING, alter making fine pus-out on Griggs'
nead-slds to first. MeAdams at short put up
game that bordered on the sensational Burwell
must have missed his calling. His record of
Ten put-outs, two assists, no errors and three
base hits speaks volumes for his magnificent
sofk Wrestling played as If he thought it was
harvard VS.. Yale. He felded his position to
perfection. ran bases with good judgment and
gsneraily played his old-time Harvard game,
winch won Tor him the name of being q top
notcher among college ball players
for Tacoma L. kershaw played a remarkably
strong game, both in the field and at the bat.
rope caught well and made several fine throws
10 second. Carroll felded his position in fine
t.yie put dld not pitch his usual game. Rusher
played wei at all points, his three-bas hit be-
ing feature in ITSELF
ne game commenced with Seattle at the bat
"ood, the first man to face Carroll, went to first
on balls and stole second, assisted by Pope 8
wild throw. The ball went to Morley in center,
and on his tumble and poor return, Wood scored.
wrestling also went to first on balls and stole
second and third. He came home on Pope's
high throw to Bull to catch him of third. This
ended the scoring for Seattle in the first
0rlggs started of for Tacoma by hitting slow
one 10 Noble and beating the ball to first. He
stole second, but on trying for third was thrown
OUT. In the pay Stewart was spiked, which
necessitated his retiring from the game at the
close oil the inning. Kershaw, with two strikes
on him, hit to the left field fence for two bases.
A Int he ofA7a hs~A D1Sa 80
nrst on balls and trotted down to second unmo-
tested. +. kershaw struck out. Morley hit to
Noble, who threw to first. but Atkins let the ball
go TO the fence and two runs came in Carroll
was presented with q base on balls, but Bull
struck out. ending the excitement.
In the second, alter two men were out, Eames
drove one through short and reached second be-
lore the ball was recoyed. Wood went to first
on bails. Wrestling made pretty hit to lett,
Eames scoring. On Rusher's return to the plate
Wood attempted to take third, but was headed
off and run down
At this point Stewart retired from the game
on account of his spiked foot wiestling went
to third, Wood to second, Noble to left and Nc
Adams to short. After Rusher went out on q
hit to short, Reed hit to second and got far as
second on Woods poor throw. Two wild pitches
allowed him to score. The inning was produce
tive of no more runs.
In the third Burwel dropped a single over
first and stole second. McAdams flied TO Ker-
shaw. Atkinson was safe on q tumble by p.
Kershaw, Burwell going to third Atkins hit to
Griggs, who threw home to catch Burwell, but
the runner was SAFE With Atkinson on third
and Atkins on first, the latter started for second
Pope threw down TO Kershsw, who allowed
Atkins to take second, but threw to the home
plate, retiring Atkinson. Atkins went to third
on the out at the plate. George reached first
on q hit just over Carrolls head, and stole Sec
ond on the first ball pitched. wild pitch al
lowed both Atkins and George to score. Noble
went to first on balls, but was thrown OUT at
second. Tacoma did nothing in her half.
Both clubs drew blanks in the fourth, fifth
and sixth innings
In the seventh Wrestling struck out Burwell
got in his second hit, stole second, and scored
on McAdams single along the first base line.
McAdams was thrown out at second. Atkinson
hit to Carroll and retired the side.
The eighth gave Seattle two more runs.
Atkins was safe OF first on poor threw by Bull,
and reached second before the ball was recov-
cred. He stole third and scored on Georges
triple to center. Noble sacrificed George home,
giving an earned run. Eanes and Wood went
out in order.
In the ninth with one out Burwell came up
with another single TO left, and stole second.
MeAdafrs hit to sec3nd and Burwell scored on
kershaw's high throw to catch him at third.
Atkinson went to first on balls and reached Sec
ond on passed ball. Atkins now drove one
past second for a single, and starting for Sec
ond Pope threw low, allowing McAdams and
Atkins to cross the plate. George hit to Carroll
and went clear around the circuit on a tumble
and succession of wild throws. This ended
the scoring for Seattle. Rusher went to first on
balls. stole second and third, to be sacrificed
home by Griggs. Reed took first on balls
and went to third on Griggs' sacrifice.
L. Kershaw hit directly in front of the plate
George ran and picked up the ball, tossing it to
Burwell, who touched Reed as he came home
from third, but the runner was declared SAFE
Pope beat out slow grounder and stole second
7. Kershaw hit TO Wrestling, who got his man
at first, but l. Kershaw crossed the plate At
kins threw from first to the home plate, catch
ing Pope, who was trying to steal home, thus
ending the game. The score: