The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-15
TEDDY" AND PAPA"
=, ont Victory With Their
Little Sticks.
: eveN INNINGS OF FIGHTING.
- Hard Hitting and Plenty OF
hat an Exciting Game
x~verthsIe -Esstern Games

- IA counted twice IN their half.
- Atkinson used bis good eye" TO
49, an balls Campbell went out on
- hi 10 Corey. Ballard was given
-. ~ statler's mufT of CARROTS assist.
- ,.eaasisse Atkinson took third. Then
- .auntered down 10 second on the
- Kali pitched to Gamble. The latter
- eroucsled down over the plate. swing
:. i. sick in such a threatening way
- !. seemed as II the ball couldn't miss
: gure enough il couidn't. and when ash
! .-skasher met with crack the sphere
-. shooting out to right field. and two
=. esme across the plate, tying the
-. shile the ball was being tieided
s-.s Gamble took second. Then Papa"
..rnae 20 to the plate With equally as
srrsrous al air as his predecessor. Nor
sraal in the looks, for the Harvard
= lssded against the first ball pitched
$. Astounding thwack and Il brought
:. s<ainst the left field fence. Gamble
ssssea bone and the day was won.
re- game was one full of hard hitting
~sbad handling Of the bail. and yet was
4xzsr exciting at the wind-up on account
- desperate work of both teams. Ii
utAe only extra-inning game which the
Il c.. have played this season, and
= showed that they have good metal in
IN BIZ the manner in which they rallied
efAs fnish. Nevertheless they are open
bsasrp criticism for the way in which
49, s'ioafedn during the early part OF the
rns. They were sure they had won the
ssns ID the ninth and were packing up
tAsir bats without taxing their half when
thsy we're called back By Tacoma's appeal
.ethe umulfe. An error of the scorer in
fso.ipg 40 the run column in the third
innng haa failed to credit Tacoma with
one d her runs. This gave the s. A. c.
koys the Impression that they were one in
The lead xben Tacoma had tied them in
the 6rsl bali Of the ninth. Upon being
called back they were retired in one-two-
thrse ofaer and the game was continued
nnsi Esfeleyenth inning.
Baiisfd made his FIRST appearance in the
kT fpf the home team and, although he
s@hls hard, kept his head we'll. Some
slssmce should be made. for the reason
hsi Thornton was expected 10 pitch in
tspne. and Ballard for this reason had
swssl very hard in practice for three
tTspf gious. In consequence be did not
hsw pear so much speed as usual. Ram
iEIeaught his first game Of the season.
HsshoH ed the lack of practice, but before
- game ended steadied down and worked
sssay. Mckinstry celebrated his debut
second base by putting up a star fielding
pne. He accepted eleven out of thirteen
. Asuees, most OF which were difficult.
isabls and Atkinson also did clever work
klhs iield as we'll as with the stick and
| u he bases. Cobb accepted his only two
Sauces in right field, one being a pretty
inning catch Of q low drive while coming
4 sen dead run. Campbell iickled every
kdy and particularly himself by getting
b no nice singles and stealing two
Aea
fAstest hitting of the day was done by
tussf 4 the Tacomas. He had his eyes
d re- ball With "a vengeance, cracking
esieT hits. one of them double. His
AsiEag vas timely, too. and he led of in
lasslesenlh with single, v hitch gave the
isaFs toward the two runs which the Wis
fsrs counted. lie also iieded well. Bar
ngef aud Jones likewise hit the ball hard,
Zach getting three safe ones. Gates made
pretty running catch Of a foul fy, while
kaFfagef distinguished himself by throw
hg oambie out al first on an apparently
/ nie biz to right field. Peer pitched for
hfee innings and then was relieved by
taFsoil. Both Of them were hit hard.
Tacoma got big lead of five runs at the
WY oussei, but this didn't count for much
sneh a game, and Seattle forged TO the
aeat Ia the fourth. when five runs came
alter two hands were out. There she
haod until the ninth, when a streak Of
suing by Tacoma tied the score. The
sa1h Brought nothing TO either side. The
seventh looked very squaliy for Seattle
saFsy lei of with his fifth hit and came
-as 90 1ates' long drive for three bags
ssae tight heid fence. The latter scored
@sehinstry's tumble. Then the second
'aessnan settled down and retired the side
aa@a anaided First be took a line drive
- completed double play by a throw
sAahpeei'. Then he gobbied up a hard
= kseander and by his throw to first
'saaa ~ the inning. How Seattle then
nisa.
NJ kershaw. of Tacoms, who was i'm
ss upon as being the proper man by
s naaager Of the visiting team, essayed
= e'e OF umpire. He may have been
sAfs hGi L would De hard work TO con-
'ae ne great majority OF the audience
s'aa effect. Some OF his decisions were
ssfhg'y erroneous that If they were
8 ssieefstely and purposely made SO.
sataer OF them was either suffering
- hissraoie eye-sight, or vas too badly
49, 70 see straight Once he called
sis oui At third when Teddy lay on
eass' While the baseman stood two or
- yet away, with the bali probably
~ u the ar, where he had caught il
afeinaing mp his arms for high
ais sort of thing continued until
1fa inning. the "bieechers" mean
MAKING life miserable for Kershaw
49, ho@!ings. Then on the sugges.
II taptain Randall and Manager
a - retired in favor OF Toby Pope.
1 s'er was enjoying the game
zoe grand stand, where he sat
'aay friend. and was loath 20 jump
@ainess. lie Analy consented. how
- saa marched down on the ned amid
ssfs Of the crowd, with whom he
- s'.Ass'shed himself as fayorlis by his
49, smWriug on previous occasions.
g.. $50 The game aud gave the best Of
- $50 About 40 people saw the
-&~a. Tue score.