The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-08
= STANFORDS WIN.
r,coas EIGHTEEN TO seven.

r,coee EIGHTEEN TO SEVEN.
- ossss Seal. os.bss's Plsss
- - wsrssr's work - sse-
ed the Features.
sanford university baseball team
5000 . severe dsfsss ysstsrday
g the Madison street grounds %
" upuutssivss of the Y. II. G. A.
1s1nry was the moes notahIe becauss
~ from the strongsss aggrsGation
TiI11 yisysrs on Puget sound
i - ~ On ideal day for ball playing
- meaas, the clouds hanging Low
ntsuing 70 send down rain q any
- vhils . cold. disagrssahas wind
fng the greater part Of the game.
nn1s we're In poor condition from
ln4's rain and 10 this m1U BE- ~
many Of the otherwise tnsxcus-
Z - eerors.
tnnopeopIe ssv the gsms, and tudg-
- ~ sppianss snd other demon-
lfon time 70 time sympathy uss
= eotlsge boys. In the grand
- many ladies. issGs majority
3 80 eers Fsd ribbons 10 indicate that
psd victory would perch on the
3 Gtifernians' banner. They were
n1neing on the sasy victory their
zen, yss thss did not affect the
& ~ ~ the many clever plsys made
r. efdes. A. in the previous game
osam work Of the colisGians stood
= aad apparent 20 the most cas-
eveY. Again. too much credit
= eiyen than for the excsllent
- q critical points. both In the
AZ - 6 the bal They showed by
Tnsk. tfme and again. that success
s HON backins-up, or In other wosds.
4 bAli b thrown or battsd - .
-. NJ proper man h behind him TO
I; - ~ possshis error. Campbell, STAN
rs lstt-hsnd pitahss. vas In the box
- . 10 potns il - asme Was Wild,
61ktsR thss oesma chaxscssristic OF left
kondses. He struck ont eight men. and
- moet femaskabIe thing about II was
80 Rabbit and Horton, two OF the
.kasdsss hittsss among the Sound pro-
lussAonaIs, sseh struck out twice The
work Of Daveg, stsnsoed's brilliant
catcher. was sxosiisnl He csught with
dash that brossAt 'Biiiy" Esris 20 mind.
and when it vss necessary 70 hit the ball
ks VS. on hand. In the sixth inning he
assonisbed the crowd and fairly paralyzsd
Horton and BIanford BY stealing home
from third bass. When Blanford tossed
the ball 10 the pitcher Davsy. unnctirsd.
vas 20 near the blats that he scored before
The bail could b. sssurnsd. Such shout
vent up from the crowd In appreciation Of
~ daring isst that Dsvsy must have
bssn highly dstssrsd. BumiiIer plsysd
- usual 6ne game at second, while Shse-
~ crowned himssif with glory BY max
- two brilliant running catches OF
lune Gses and lined the ball out
r. fhsss singles Just when most needed.
HIS little, heavy, shick-set fellow. who
11D q the bat 10 perfect form. and not
- shows good judgment IN picking
- - strike q, but hits clean and hard.
Il ~ 10 quick, decisive manner he
In football last January crops
Go Try turn in baseball Calhoun
ave . hard time ct first, but his
~ 0amhis's hit and toss to Camp
20 caught the ball With one hand
eoochsd 6rst bass was one Of tbs
opn6n1 Of the game. Louis covered
~ god shape. noswithstanding the
- brought forth . round OF an
- - blocking Warmers hot liner
- neond In the seventh inning, and
np0Ning In time to retire the runner at
AcLains accepted his only chance.
- sAsa the occasion required drove the
~ te ths LETT fissd fence for . double.
- !. =. c. As, or more properly the
1lekso team. did some fine individual
~ bst It vas apparent that they had
- peaeticsd together. Rabbit. the
eassea ball player and batter, was not
esnaseif either ~ the bat or in the fieid.
vhiis Baker astonished his friends by his
leef shosinR. Warner always plays good
~. and yesterday he maintained his
ispssssson By accepting ten out of eleven
essass = second. In several plays his
sess - 20 cleverly done that il would
~ eanssd comment In any game. Hor-
- showed great speed. but was hit hard.
- Ass combined with iu-neld error,
os nss work appear In . less favorable
80 Two innings he played third, while
ssssf pitched. and during that time Il was
sppsfsat 70 any one that he is a bail
payer. Brady showed his skill a.
; eactscian BY getting his base
s ous Of four times ut bat
susost hitting the ball. Gamble, the
=. :. = A. right fielder. did some Of the
ssssssss work Of the whole game, espe-
~ u The second inning when he made
tnes at to right field, with two out. and
= ss1os N run. In the field he blocked
Pns grounders with rare Judgment.
eaaisted In the only double play Of the
- His yhrov from the right tieid ia
= sa'fd base in the first inning. retiring
ssn. Vas remarkable. In the eighth
ae Vas hit by a pitched bai and re-
:. 70 TIE bench. while Horton ran the
~. In this way Gamble is credited
we stolen bases made by his substi.
.soes TO the beginning Of the game
- sason read the iollox ing notice:
~ ksme OF hall To be played by the
E~s university Club and the Young
sAs-sN.snstian Association bali team this
s.sse Is an exhibition game. The
-. spsesensinT the Young Mems Chris
49, .ocsaslon Club Is composed of men
- ~ Eem teams about Puget sound,
sAon have been protested by the
s manager. T.. {. kItsarRSE,
President Y. NJ. {. A.
ne elae Was composed of four men
fSft esmele, Rabbit, Bianford.
49, and Baker. Warner from Port
=. Morgan from Everett, or rather
=. ga saoaomish team; Simmons of
~sstses. Gamble and Brady of the Ia
asss SEATTLE. Many thoughtthe nicked