The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-30
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~ peIection. and Patton's circus high Jump
0a U o. Mars liner was a big feather
o1ehongh Tailed first Patton began the
sa ... ny striking out Cartwright also struck
oo', out sandwiched in between them came
, a,, with pretty three-bagger to the
.ei' corner, coming in on a passed call. With
~. strikes. Work hunted toward first, and was
go on the assist OF Printers lux Lucid Cline
eAa strauss singled for the visitors but while
~ ~ nice assist threw out Strauss on his lead
80. a. nlst, Cline came on to third. Mari struck
'u' foihemus few to WORK.
iAuef followed up close decision on sippi's
single to Beard in the second inning by a red
49, siounoer just right of second. Sippi took
80, 80 On u, and scored on passed ball, Iauer
Sung out trying for third. Speer hit to Beard,
" MARI and Mars quick throw let out Rout.
at tnird. Spokaue's dsnder was up on
'iarcn . Close decision on Sippi's single, and its
anger seemed somewhat justified Polhemus
Aicked hard, and on being ordered off the coach.
~ liue objected until he was fined first IS aud
euen $io A pair of facomans were out when
ooooenough came to bat in the third. The
nrst oail pitched hit him on the shoulder blade.
.e s1oie second, klopf dropping Wilson's wild
n. 1oodenough sprinted for third, Kiopf
0iso throwing wild. and the runner came home
again in the third inning Tacoma landed safe
on frinter's Ink Work hit the ball souarely
against the center-field fence for two bases
Sippi nlt out to klopf, Lauer sacrificed Work to
sniru, ana he got in on Routcliffe's grounder to
Aiopi, which glanced up Klopfs neck Speer
was nit In the thigh, took his base and a Wild
pi.ch advanced the runners, and Griffth's nice
MT 70 center, which Monk Cline handled SLOWLY,
ootn runners scoring. Griffith took second on q
passed Dali, and came home to roost with the
Others on Patton's two-bsgger over the fence
Another wild pitch sent Patton to third Good
enough struck out. Still the visitors did nothing
remarkable, although Manager Beard did reach
nrst on passed third strike
single &nd a steal saw Cartwrighton second
as starter In the fourth inning. Spokane con.
t.hueo ite Kicking spasm, and now declared
tnat cartwright was out Klopf had the ball
all right but was OFF his base and could not, or
ala not reach the base stealer Work took his
base on balls, and wild pitch tided the runners
on base apiece. sippi and Lauer struck out,
and Routcliffes base on balls loaded the SACKS.
inen Speer prodded Spokane by low fly over
tnird. Cartwright and Work came in, but Spo-
Kane protested. 1t said the low fly was a foul.
The ball struck the foul line, raising the dust.
Grlinth retired the side on a grounder to Mari.
gun spokane was lifcless, retiring with two
Feeble infield hits and strike-out
Runs kept right on ripening for Tacoma.
ration drew first on balls in the fifth Good
enough hying to Reccius, who had gone out to
center While Cartwright was striking out
RATION stole second, aud also took posses sion of
third on Wilson's wild throw. Patton reached
TO pick the run but WORK prevented it by flying
OUT 10 Beard. Patton made one Of his periodi-
cal clever plays when Spokane came up Strauss
mad struck out, and Mari hit one of his gradual
rising drives toward short. Routcliffe came up
70 take 1t, but Owney made spring upward and
closed on the ball while in the air
shutout was prevented by Polhemus in
spokanes half of the sixth inning. Griffiths
second base on balls went to Polhemus He
scored on passed ball and u single by Reccius
Those ripe runs which Tacoma should have
picked in the sixth were plucked in the sew
enth On Strauss throw Sippi got first. and on
Mars error Sippi took second. He stole third,
ana while Spokane was talking about Lauer's
hit to first sippi stole home Routcliffe and
speer went out on play, and Griffith's two-bag-
ger scored LAuer. who had stolen third. An err
ror and wild pitch scored Griffith. Another
error OF Strauss and wild pitch put Patton on
second, and Goodenough's two-bagger scored
him. Singles by Cartwright and work scored
Goodenongk. There were no more runs in that
inning. Spokane seized one in its half, on
klopfs two-bagger over the fence and two
wild pitches. But to even up for this Griffith
struck out both Lucid and Cline.
About every man who handled the ball for
Spokane had been dropping it, thus apparently
disgusting Manager Beard. who retired in the
eighth inning, sending Lohbeck out to field his
position. In this inning Tacoma picked four
ripe runs, the features In the picking Of them
being two-baggers by speer and Griffith and
home run by Cartwright, which also scored Pat
ton, who had reached first on Lohbeck's tumble
of his grounder.
Still the bunchgrassers did not lay down com.
pletely. They got one more lean tally in their
half, Strauss scoring on loosely handled hit to
left, base on balls given MARI, a sacrifice by
Polhemus, and Reccius' hit to the left field
Griffith evidently was getting careless, at least
Speer said he was. A slick double play, Sippi
to Patton to Cartwright, ended it. Spokane also
got pretty double in Tacoma's half of the
ninth inning, Strauss to Klopf to MARI. There
were no more runs. The score: