The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-18
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to Irwin. efouhoer
.ie made strong bid for the badly
run IN the tenth, but it proved I'M
Wr.,,e Alter two hands were ont
LANCE reached first on an error bv
LsS, ana took third on Minnehan's
70 .eit On the throw to head off
Minnehan sprinted for second. and
Tn 'he oaii started that way the Port
nsend colt darted down the line for
ne was not fast enough, however
eat strauss quick throw, and was
touched out by Wilson.
'ne eleventh Spokane furnished an
un.ne. DAD scare to the excited crowd.
-'eecius was on second with two hands
49, -, "hen Cline drove single to left field
"n MADE gallant run for the plate. but
Earle. ''i'e0' 'iifo" "
ih the twelfth Seattle counted her first
run since the fifth inning. McGinnis fur
'sneo the hrst step with q single between
.niro ana short. Hatfield's sacrifice sent
Ai'iu 10 second, and he took third on a
poor throw by Reccius to catch him off
secohu. Then Billy Earle dropped little
ny saLeiy back of second, and a run came
Al. ne inning wound up with a brilliant
oouoie play when LANCE hit a red-hot
grounder to Strauss.
spokane at once pulled up again and
startled everybody by the closeness with
winch they came TO winning. After Ray
mono safe hit over short Dalrymple hit
terrific drive close to the ground and
right over first base. 1t sent RAYMOND
nome and "Dal" ran on to third. He
turned the corner at full speed and was
ten feet beyond the base before he could
oring up. Proper coaching would have
mad him back on the base in a jiffy, but it
was lacking and an instant's DELAY proved
fatal. Tom Parrott, who had run out to
right field to get the bail from Minnehan.
sent it across the field like a rifle shot into
TWINS hands. It was a wonderful throw
and caught Dalrymple by four feet, not.
withstanding his desperate dive to get
back. Then Mari went out on q grounder
to McGinnis. Strauss flied out to Polhemus
ana the chance to win was lost
The thirteenth was unfruitfuI, although
Poihemus got as far as third. Spokane
went out in one. two, three order. In the
fourteenth but six men toed the plate.
The fifteenth saw Captain Earle walk to
the plate with the same grim look of def
tory last Thursday. His chance came
when Reccius sent one of his easy ones
squarely over, hoping to catch the batter
mapping. But it was just in Billy's favor
lite spot, and his big stick, whistling across
the plate. caught the ball squarely. An
instant later Dalrymple backed up against
the fence and saw the sphere sailing high
above his head into the woods beyond.
Willie LANCE followed with three-bagger
to right field. but got no further. After
M1nnehan's out he was caught mapping
off third and retired by Wilson's quick
throw to Raymond. Polhemus made the
third out on grounder to the third base
man.
Spokane fought desperately to catch up
again. Dalrvmple opened with his fifth
safe hit. But he was in too big hurry to
get around and was caught trying to steal
second, Earle getting the ball down to
Hatfield ten feet ahead of him. Mari was
given base on balls, but McGinnis, to
atone for the gift, struck out Strauss and
Beard in quick succession, and the great
game was over. The official score: