The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-15
splendid impression He is by all odds the best
umpire this league has had this year and is con-

splendid impression. He is by all odds the best
umpire this league has had this year and is con-
stantiy improving.
The run-making did not begin until the last
half of the second. Then "Lefty" Mari caught
the ball squarely on the end OF his big Indian
club bat and it started on a line for the center
field corner of the fence. Tom Parrott mis-
judged it, but by leaping high III the air knocked
ii down with his mitt and spoiled a three-base
hit. neat sacrifice by Strauss sent Lefty" to
second and he took third on Langes tumble OF
Boards grounder. Klopf flied out to Parrott
and MARI scored after the catch. Beard ran from
second past third and was caught and chased
down.
The Hustlers drifted along without much
hustling for four innings and meantime the
Buuchgrassers squeezed in another run In the
fourth. Raymond beat out a slow hit to Hat
field and stole second on Dalrymple's third
futile swing at McGinnis' drops. Mari followed
with q vicious hit TO right that sent Raymond
home. Then came the brilliant double play by
Hatfield, Minnehan aud Ryn that retired Mari
AT second and Strauss at first.
Seattle's first run came in the fifth, when Hat
field was given a life on "Monk" Clines muff,
took second on Langes sacrifice. and scored on
Minnehans single Spokane Immediately got
il back" by Kiopf hitting for two bases and
scoring on a scratch two-hasger by Reccius
Spok ane was kept out of a run in the seventh
by brilliant work. Beard opened with single,
one to right. Receius shot down the first base
line aud was touched out by Ryn. Wilson sent
a grouuder to Hatfield, who, by pretty throw
to Earle. cut off Beard in slide 20 the plate.
moment later Wilson started to steal second.
Earle tented To throw TO Minnehan. and then
drove the ball down to Lanse, catching klopf
oil third
The eighth saw the Hustlers get down TO work
I'm real earnest. Earle led OF with long ny
over Klopfs head. The right fielder ra1 uuder
the ball bu. rluhed IL, allowing Billy 10 reach
second After LANCE flied ont to Mari Danny
Mnnehan hit nearly TO the center heid ienfe,
hut high IN the air. "Monk" Cline had time To
get under IL but duplicated kiopis null, while
Earle scored and Minnehan took third. Pol
hemus brought home the tying run by sharp
single over second.
In their half a peculiar accident let the Spo-
kaces count the run that seemed sure To bring
them victory. Cline hit safe over second and
RAYMOND beat out a bunt down toward third.
Here ncGiuuis showed his wonderful nerve By
uniting on steam and against the balls he fired
through the men who faced him could do moth
ing Dalrymple popped up an easy ny 10
Pohemus and Mari one 10 Parrott. Then
Joe StrstIss made three drives at the Dali
only TO miss all three. but TO the bcwilderment
of the spectators the third one went right
through Earle without even touching his
hands IL kept on clear TO the backstop aud
gave Strauss first. filing the bases Inc slip
was due TO McGinuis failing In work his signs,
and while the little catcher was waiting iora
high inshoot there came tremendous drop
that was by him before he could lay hahus On
IL After this McGinnis, 20 the CONSERVATION oil
AL. suffered a temporary loss OF eontro, ana
sent Beard TO first on balls, forcing IN run.
The next man struck out
IL looked very gloomy in the ninth wnen oo'n
Camp and McGinnis had gone out on easy
rroundevs To Mari. But il was Hatfield lucky
day. and alter starting al easy grouncer toward
third he was off Ike Splinter toward hr>I
R.vmopd picked up the ball neatly and the
eager speetators gave gasp OF dismay As ne
made the throw. IL was changed lh'o now
Of delight as the ball veered of To the rgh' OF
Mari and struck the ground just out Oh reaen
II did no. stop rolling until II brought up
agsins, the score board and Hatfield TOOK second.
| Tnen Rilly Earle trddGed 10 the pate Win Dig
s,irL oyar his shoulder and Il look OF desperate
denomination on his face, while The o4eachers
| shou,aa their appeals To him 10 win our the
! gams He let the first good Que so
| nv made a tremendous but intellectual
s,;,e at the second. and then, alter
/ two Rad ones went through came a
| sbsrn crack snd the ball was on on 'he iof
! the fence. II went through the gap between
| cline and hIopf like shot' "hi4e haaneid
| snriutei home and Earle To second wine
| ya.,ce could not Jail with sueh spieh0li eS-
| smnIe. ana his safe drive over second sehi
! Fsr,a nome with the winning score AinnehHn
| 80 .ha third man out with grounder 10
| RAYMOND = .,. h.,,