The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-01

coma had gone out in one-two-three style,
Cline and Beard, for instance, starting off
at the same clip. But Mari got his base
on balls and stole second. PARROT worried
the runners by throwing frequently to
bases, but none were thereby thrown out
of the game, and finally Polhemus forced
Dalrymple at second.
Routcliffe placed two-bagger to center
in the second, but it produced nothing.
Strauss placed another in the same terri
tory for the visitors, but like RoutclifFe's
hit. the fruit thereof was a goose egg. the
inning ending somewhat unusually. After
Klopf had flown to Sippi, Brennan ran on
a missed third strike, while Strauss was
on iirst. Strauss sprnted for second and
Speer threw him out, Brennan being out
on the strike-out.
Goodenough went through the ice in the
fourth inning He hit hot to strauss for
base, stole second and third, Dalrymple
returning Cartwright's throw prettily to
catch him. On Works sacrifice to Klopf
he came in on headforemost slide. Work
was caught trying to steal second.
But Spokane leveled up things in its
half. Mari hitting in rei-hot style through
Cartwright, Dalrymple forcing him at
around the half square on Polhemus' drive
to left over Lauer's head. Strauss and
klopf flew out.
With Tacoma retired in the fifth inning,
and with two of his own team out, Cline
hit PARROTS first ball for base. He stole
second. Beard went out to Parrot to
Cartwright.
Everything went like clockwork in the
ci Dol
He made his eighth safe hit of the present
series, but Strauss went out to Good
enough.
Routcliffe's two-bagger, having got first on
his hit to Beard, and stole second while
klOpf, Beard, Strauss and Brennan were
running Cartwright down between second
and third, Brennan finally touching the
runner out. Cartwright started the inning
with two-bagger under Strauss left wing
Sippi sacrificed Routcliffe to third and
Lauer flew out. The visitors did every
thing but score in their half. Klopf
winged out. Brennan getting a base on
balls and stealing second and third, only
to go out on Speer's throw to Lauer to
catch Brennan playing off. Sowders struck
out.
The clouds thickened about Sowders in
the eighth inning and six runs went to
Tacoma's credit Speer hit safe to hole
in center, Parrott bunting toward third,
and beat the ball out, Mari muffing the
throw and Speer taking third, while Par
rott stole second. and both came in on
Goodenough's right-hand two-bagger hit
off left hand batting. Then Cartwright
got base on balls. and the runners each
stole base. Works sacrifice scored
Goodenough and Cartwright stole home
on Works magnetism and Manager
Boards orders to Brennan, in drawing
the ball to second. Routcliffe's base hit
scored Work from second, Routcliffe stole
second and third, and scored on Slppi's
hit. Lauer singled to the right fence, and
Speer faced Sowders for the second time
in this fateful inning. Stolen base No. s
for the inning was taken by Sippi, and
Speer lined out to Beard, while Lauer got
doubled up at second.
Not an out and the bases loaded. That
was how Spokane opened its half. Four
runs battered around Tom Parrott This
was how they hit him: Cline and Beard
singled. MARI got first on Cartwright's
tumble of his hit toward Tacoma's cap
tain, Dalrymple's hit to right field scoring
Cline and Beard. Polhemus made the
first out by another clip toward first which
would have been safe had not Parrot
covered the base, Mari scoring. Strauss
sacrificed Dalrymple home.
PARROTS base hit to left center was the
solitary feature of Tacoma's half of the
ninth, but it was three in the lead Bren-
nan slipped out to Lauer and Sowders was
booked for the same route, but Lauer made
an overthrow, Sowders taking second.
Cline went out via Lauer to Cartwright
and Beard flied out to Routcliffe. The
score: