The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-31

.u ..s batting by the entire team. tooa,,ar
g. iortiand's costly errors, ensured ~.
$50. oI Portland today. In the tbirs
Wy WIZ base on balls. two rank errors nv,
az, ni'e ana Tebeau let in three runs In
ne previous inning Goodenougb,s e-ror
ano"eu Portland to score twice Ma,n.
, as via at times. Besides his sc;en,;t;o
va WORK, Griffith batted viciousIv
rive hundred school children h,hh,;
with giee, screamed and shouted ava.s
Time Tacoma did anything. Sometirn. -
.nsy set up pandemonium when Portland
e,hing creditable. But no matter
~ ". anybody did, the youngsters called
ne 'urn' and left no doubt but that thew
ne" every trick and point of the national
sane All the Juvenile clubs in the citv
- out In force, and every one of them
brought his lungs with him. as the
"e"s' which arranged to let them see the
game, mad admonished them to do. All
uhaer 10 years, holding a little coupon
,.cket issued by the News. were admitted
Every third boy brought his little sister.
ana sucn merry throng never was seen
on the bleachers in any city.
scoring began in the second inn;no
Lauer, Routcliffe and Cody singled the
former taking second on a passed hall
houtciiffe sent liner out along the right
Ioui line and Lauer tried to run in. but
was run down near the plate, Routcliffe in
the meantime reaching third. He came
nome on Cody's fly into a hole back of
snort. Portland went Tacoma one better
In its half. But it all came about on Good
enough's error. Two were out when
Mains hit hot to center and White fol-
lowed. Goodenough fumbled the grounder
and then threw wild to third. The ball
went over to the school children in the
preachers. and both runners scored. al
though Lauer put the ball to Cody in time
10 catch White, but it was knocked out of
his hands
1t was evident that White knocked the
pail out OF Cody's hands, and when March
decided it score the school children and
Tacoma objected. Captain Cartwright ar
gued the matter until fined $40. Then the
children screamed derisively in chorus. A
few minutes later they were exercising
their lungs to the glory of Tacoma. More
errors caused it. Two were out on the
hottest kind of grounders to White to
Mains. when Work, after being hit on the
arm, got his base on balls. Patton also
drove grounder at White, who dropped
it. Lauer's pop-up was also dropped bv
White, and on the error Work scored from
second, knocking the ball out of Baldwin s
hands. This evened things up on Whites
collision with Cody. Baldwin's finger was
bruised in the scramble and play was de-
layed five minutes. Patton then stole
third, while Routcliffe was at bat, and a
minute later was caught off his base and
began see-sawing between bases. Finally
Tebeau dropped the ball when the runner
was near third. and Patton legged it for
the plate. getting there simultaneously
with Tebeau's wild throw to catch him.
cred.
So far there had been plenty of work for
the shortstop. When Portland came to
bat in the fourth George banged the ball
with a vengeance midway between short
and second. Patton took it on run and
threw the runner out. Werrick duplicated
Georges hit and the ball went through
Patton. Werrick saw second on a wild
pitch, but Griffith then retired the visitors
by striking out Mains and White.
In the fifth, Work started out with a
base on balls, and Patton backed him up
with a clean hit to right. Lauer hit to
Mains right, and as Merrick did not take
it, Work came in. Routcliffe sacrificed
the boys along a base each and on Cody's
high fly to Burns. Patton scored, and
Griffith's two-bagger to the back fence
scored Lauer from second. Sippi had his
base on balls, but Goodenoughs streak of
hard luck in putting his balls up in the