The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-07
EIGHT BIG ERRORS.
they Gave Spokane a Very Easy
Victory.
x,n CAMP WAS AN EASY MARK,
- Lev shoeneck and Others OF the In
ssld Dropped Everythins-Better
Playing Today.

-. cot in six errors and Kid Camp was
s.,rhed ND for eight hits, brought ingiorious
a1fest 70 seaffle yesterday and strengthened
es.r.nes hold on second place. The hits were
"a md timely and the errors costly, a COM
ssrst.on that piled up runs at an alarming rate.
$3.50 from these bad stresks Seattie's field work
s - fssr and Camp did some good pitching. The
.s.rit Of The three unlucky innings was too
- bowever, 70 admit OF Seattles catching
= xxe<pf by The hardest kind OF hitting, and
~. a. we're unable TO do. Huston pitches an
-rrieut game, allowing but seven hits. and
s.-ffnsn well apart. The general play of the
s5.s:ou wss strong, and at the bat they seemed
-. % hit the ball whenever needed
n man 20 carry Oft the honors IL Seattle's
suoufabIe exhibition Of how to jaggle the ball
= Lev Schoeneck. The big first baseman got
4 40 less han three errors, all of them costly.
IN Mcdonald allowed ground bali to get
swsy from him at critical time, and this, with
~ assistance OF Tommy Hernon's throw into
~ hleacherx contributed three runs to the Wis
nm score Charlie Irwin also got in a couple
81 errors, and Matt thinner dropped a foul fy
Rrllsnrt features were few, and the only play OF
he game that aroused the stands to any great
6errpe OF enthusiasm was q neat bit OF work on
he base lines by Tommy Hernon.
The visitors presented q change "A their
m1ke-ap since their last appearance here, and
one that seemed to work well Patsy Flaherty
been moved Out 70 teIt 1eiu, NQ1tcu shifted
10 third and Gus Kiopf brought in TO short field.
The only real clever fielding OF the game was
thss Of Mutton at third. In one inning he re-
tired all three men st first on ground hits in his
direction Milton, Stencil, Polhemus and
Yiapf al did effective work with the stick
Tommy Hernon and Powell were the only home
paayer. who accomplished much st bat. the two
securing between them Eve of the seven hits
uedi.ed 70 their team.
umpirc and did good work
For the first three innings the game promised
70 be closely contested. with small score.
SETTLE started of with q slight advantage
rxiued by run in the first. After Hernon's
soa fy had been gobbed up by Stencil, Powell
hi xgrounder TO Nalton and beat the throw TO
fns By ssplendid headfrst slide that obliterated
toe rksly wnitened foul line for dozen feet
After Nsnnassau had taken Sheas fy Powell
snk Ncond. Newman hit q hot drive past
fhrdwhich Mutton barely reached but couldn't
bzzn to handle II brought Powell home and
allowed Newman to reach second. He was left
thsre by schoeneck flying out to Mannassau-
In the third inning the visitors caught up
Haherty struck out, but Stencil sent q safe hit
past third. He was caught stealing second by q
neat throw Of Zimmer's. Mutton dropped a safe
lowed with drive past short, ON which Mutton
scored. Camp pulled himself together and
struck out Polhemus-
In the fifth inning the visitors piled up FIVE
runs Turner walked TO first on balls and went
70 third on Hayes rwo-bagger down the left
Geld foul line Huston hit safe along the other
line, and Turner came home. Hayes scored on
q wild pitch Mannassau hit grounder to
Schoeneck and was safe at first on q tumble.
Huston could easily have scored, but was in
q trance. Mannassau stole second Flaherty
hit grounder to Camp, but schoeneck muffed
the kids" assist Stencil hit two-bagger to
left field that brought in Huston. Mannassau
and Fiaherty, but was himself caught in an At
tempt to steal third. Mutton reached first on
balls, but was doubled up with Klopf on the
lstters grounder 10 Irwin.
In the sixth Seattle spurted, and for q time
seemed 20 be In the game. Hernon led Off with
q HIT and stole second. assisted by Hayes muff
Of Stencils throw. Powell made beautiful
drive 10 the right field fence for three bases,
sending in Hernon. wild pitch allowed
Abner TO score. Newman and Scaoeneck both
man in an attempt to steal the base, and schoe-
stop
Hard work in the seventh increased SeattIe's
score by another run. and there seemed good
fighting chance for the game. thinner reached
first on balls and went TO second on a passed
ball After Irwin had flied out 10 Mannassan
and camp neQ retired on strikes, Hernon
brought thinner home by hit past second.
Tommy was caught by half-balk of Illusions
700 far of first to get back, and made dash for
second. The whole infeld closed in on him,
but by artful lodging the little fielder managed
70 elude them until Hayes dropped the ball and
allowed him TO take second. Powell flied out to
Hayes
In these half the visitors effaced the last YES
tge q hope. Mutton dropped q safe hit over
Rcond Klopf flied out to Mcdonald. Mutton
vent to second on passed ball. Polhemus hit
scorcber past third. which Irwin blocked, but
couldn't handle. Turner drove a grounder be-
tween first and second, which Mcdonald al
lowed 20 get past him. Tommy Hernen gath
cred mp the ball, and in attempting 70 head of
Polhemus at third threw clear into the bleach
ere, and three runs came in Hayes was safe az
hrst on Twins error, but Huston and Msnnas-
sau were retired on flies to shea and Camp.
Ii the eighth Spokane increased her score TO
eleven. Flaherty hit safe. and after Stencil had
fled out 10 Hernon, took second on O wild pitch.
Nultons sacrifice to Mcdonald sent him 10
third and Klopfs two Dagger scored him. Pol
hemus got in a single to right center, sending
kso2f home. Turner flied out 20 Newman
The score: