The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-29
TACOMA ., PORTLAND O.
Daisies Play superb Game and Griffith
shuts Ont OregOnians.

TACOMA, July 2S.-TSpecial. Portland
did not get into today's game at all. Ia
coma played superb game, without a
battery or fielding error. Griffith was in
the box, and as the shutout game went on
he was applauded enthusiastically. Port
land could do nothing. McNabb was
knocked out of the box in the fourth
inning, when six runs and nine hits-one
home run, bringing i'll four runs-had
been made off him. Three hits and three
runs were reaped off Mains, and total of
nineteen bases off both Portland pitchers
Iacoma's heavy batting streak was kept
up and McNabb was found without any
tanning Griffith was immensely effective
ana held his end up, too, with the heavy
natters. Four hits and six bases were his
gifts to Portland, but none of the latter
players saw third base. Cartwright's op-
perfume home run was the feature of the
game, which, on account of being so one
sided. lacked exciting neck and neck
features. There will be games tomorrow,
saturday and Sunday. For questioning
March's decision on strikes Mains was
fined s..
iacoma's double play was the best
sh'ng In the opening inning. Stencil had
JUST sen. grounder to second base, which
eippi could not handle on the short bound
ana Stencil was safe. Burner hit to Patton,
VINO threw 10 Sippi and he To Cartwright.
completing the double. Besides Tacoma
had TWO runs TO its credit. One was out
when Goodenough hit along the left foul
me, stole second. and on Baidwin's low
throw to catch him. he took third, Cart
Mrlyht'g "a ~ no, y,
MT 10 left advanced Cartwright base and
hestoie home in concert with Works at
Tempt to steal second. While attempting
70 run down Work, Werrick threw low to
uFs', and Work went on To second. Pat
''' ana LaGer made three out before Work
could advance.
hlth Griffith, Sippi and Goodenough
vi bases IN the second, and with two men
oa' captain Cartwright favored the small
crowd with home run. q. q. Chandler
n Ia scarcely remarked the propriety of
Aoiner when Cartwright placed the ball
e'et the back fence. That was enough
'or one inning, and after Work got a base
Va nasls Patton's hunt was handled, Nc
SAoo to Mains Portland came along
s0S, Tebeau and Werrick striking out,
~u1 Mains lying out To Work
N'Hlth'S striking out trick continued.
"o Tell in the thIrd, during which
.An'hs Whites error let Cody reach sec
oaa and put Griffith safe at first. After
cs''Nhg our, McNabh stood up before
'oedehoagh and !et him pick two-bag-
ee' on his delivery. Barnes then beck
.Hea MeNabb IN out of the sUnbeams,
.ooA MAINS from first and put him in the
oo'' stencil going to first and l.eiper GO
.s 10 left field. Cartwright slammed
Aaihs forthwith for two-bacger to lett
een'sr, Go0denough scoring. Cartwright
e'''e 'hird and came home on Lauers hot
Sr'oahder right between Teheau's legs.
"o were out by this time and Routclitle
struck out
work scored in the sixth inning. One
-" was out, " hen he hunted along the
So 50. lou! line. Stenzel met it. and after
,'s'Ahs at It. finally lunsed at the runner
.' as lie connected with the bag. Jake
"re oy ali that is good and great that he
1eaed the calf of Works leg. Patton