The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-04

oA lIauer 3 stand, accepted all
OF the several difficult chances
IN good style. His overthrow to first.
however. started Spokane's great squirt
IN the eighth. Speer also found the ball
ana MT 1t hard, as did nearly everybody
eise In the club. Reccius pitched satisfac-
1o,nv. but was backed up horribly. Mari,
niopi and Strauss made bad bungles.
Deara was Disguised. At one time he re-
,useo 10 throw Cartwrights grounder to
narr, thus allowing the runner his base.
Ohiy Few minutes later, when his men
Degan to hit Gross, Beard jumped in with
'he rest and tried to pull out of the hole.
ullmth took Goodenough's place in the
batting list. and he started out in Good
ehough's best known style. Patton went
out quietly, but Griffith hit Reccius for
three BASES. The bali went over into
roihemus' corner. and Polhemus might
possibly have taken it. Cartwright took
ms base on balls, and stole second, while
urifhth scored. From second Cartwright
came In on Works two-bagger to right.
linen things went smoothly until Monk
ZINE. for Spokane, hit to the left fence,
ana took two bases before Routcliffe could
heio 1t. Strauss was caught at first, Sippi
70 cartwright, MARI sacrificing the runner
10 third. Polhemus got base on balls
ana stole second, Cline coming in on a
passed ball and Dalrymple striking out
Urifilth was the lion. There was plenty
OF Cheering when he came up in the third.
lie hit the bali hard, and but Tor Klopf's
nice stop and pretty throw he would have
made first. Tacoma scored, however, on
Cartwright's muffed fly by Mari, a steal,
ana Works two-bagger over left fence.
Hootlng followed Strauss two bad errors,
letting IN run. On Sippi's bunt, Reccius
Threw to third, to catch Work, Strauss
dropping it and Sppi reaching first Then
Keccius caught Work asleep on third, and
Work made the best of it by running
iurlously for the plate All Spokane
gathered around to run him down, Sippi
taking third. Finally Strauss worked
around until he was covering the plate,
and on the final round up he let the ball
slip just as Work touched the rubber.
Slppi scored on Speers nit to right.
In the fourth Griffith was more of q
hon than ever. Cross had his base on
Mars error, on Boards handling of the
runners grounder, and Patton singled
Griffith then sacrificed the runners
ahead base, Cross scoring on the throw
In of Cartwright's fly to Cline Work
went out at first. MARI pulled himself
together for the visitors in their half, and
sent the cleanest kind of grounder over
second to Work. Polhemus fly went to
Patton. Dalrymple forced out MARI and
Beard forced out Daily at second.
Speer put very robust grounder into
center in the fifth. Speer had been hit
ting the ball right along, besides fielding
Lauer's position to perfection at third.
He got second on a wild pitch, but that
was as far as Tacoma got Spokane con-
tlnued in an underdog way, doing nothing
worthy of mention.
ration was responsible for q double
play In the sixth. Sippi was out at first,
and Patton took his base on balls, and
made up his mind to steal second Just as
Griffith popped up to Klopf, throwing
Patton out at first. Luck abided with
Spokane in its half, Strauss being easily
out on his grounder to Speer, until the
fielder threw wild over first. The runner
took second. Cline had gone cut to Crit
fifth on a fly. MARI flew to Sippi. Pol
hemus hunted to Cross. The ball glanced
up Cross back. and he did not get his
hands on it until Polhemus had reached
first. Strauss took third Dalrymple
went out through Cross to Cartwright.
Tacoma kept on hitting the men from
the East. Cartwright could only get one
base on his hit to the back fence, owing to
quick fielding by Cline. Cartwright stole
second, Work striking out, Klopf FUN
bling Sippi's sacrifice until the runner
was safe. Cartwright came home on
passed ball, Sippi also taking second on
it. Then the ball got away from Reccius
nm 10 faly
third. Speer sacrificed him home.
Cody got his base on balls in the eighth
inning and stole second, Cross going out
on play. Patton saw first on Cline's muff,
Cody taking third and coming home on
Klopf's tumble of Griffiths grounder.
Patton. who had stolen second, took third
on Klopfs error and stole home when
Wilson threw to second to catch Griffith
stealing that bag.
Spokane also showed ginger in the
eighth inning. Cline and Strauss scored,
with only one out. Sippi let Clines
grounder go through his legs. and singles
by Strauss and Mari scored him. Strauss
got IN on Polhemus' hit to right. Then
Dalrymple and klopf got in, the
former on Klopf's two-bagger and
the latter on Wilson's two-bagger,
DOtn over the right fence. his sort OF
thing made Cross hair stand on end, and
he was sent out in the field, relieving Grit
fifth Grifiith's first three were strikes,
and Reccius had to retire. Cline went out
on a grounder to Cartwright, which Grit
fifth handled at first
By this time Spokane was playing ball.
Reccus struck out Sippi in the ninth, and
Cline made desperate running catch of
Speer's fly to right center, while Rout-
cliffe's grounder was Clearly handled,
Klopf to Mari. Spokane had two to get
to tie the game, and Strauss started out
theoretically with a hot groUnder TO Pat
ton. and went out al first. Mari flew TO
Sippi and Polhemus to Work. The score:
TACOMA.
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