The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-12
kOsPAREILS on TOP.
~ Tacoma Juniors Were Not
In the Game.
,fcuE's ACRO5aTiC FEAT.
"a. WORK Of Young Ball Players Was
sEeveiasiSH 20 fhe Crews, Whieh
wens VIVID with DelKgkt-

r.. xan-areiIs won the title of jauior
A.-aions Of the Northwest fairly yester-
| - ,f.srnoon AZ The Madison street bali
= Ia the game 18th the Tacoma Juniors.
- fsurs from Tacorn& made q hard light,
- see not n the game Al any stage. IL
4 .. sbe ovEnioa Of ali who saw the game
- ne xorA Of the Eonpareils Was really
~-.aerfal. seldom is il that professional
Il <s.hs show szea perfect team work, cool
L -. Al critical points and determination
Z sasF ball al tie tine. Their fielding
=. soneshing wonderful. every man
fssdlsns the bal Is II be was an Old cam
r3rner. asd their batting terrific
gsed piscaed q splendid game judged
err ererv standpoint, and the support
psax Be- gave him behind the bat could
- ksse been exceIlsd. Bells throwing
!. laser wss & feature Of the game. Jack
r<<kss rnsde the sensational play OF the
A. a. Honey's liner over second base.
1<skse wss playing vel toward FIRST when
a. hit vas made II looked safe. but the
n.t.e second baseman. with . glove that
toksd a. big as door mat. made q long
re and. jamplng into the air. stopped the
L.. he could Dot recover himself, bat
81 fat on the ground, where he
xx,cuted some contortion feAts and
rsagst the ball before it reached
roe ground His youthful admirers
sosIsd ike hyeaas. r. Nelson also came
h for 9 share Of glory a. third base. where
hwas called upon 10 handle many hot
tssls. johnson played short without an
eru. "0l6" Gamunitz. on first base, was
sshole team IN himself He does not
ngss ike 3 meteor, bnt there is not ball
pasyer On the sound who sxeels him in
handling Iow-thrown balls and the profess
sona manner IN which he reaches for
mem When be comes to the bat the IN
feeders wonder what - coming and the
susEslderz 20 back 10 the fence. Two
fhree-baggers and angle vas bis record
yesterday. a
Ia jnstIee 70 the Tacoma inheIdess il
must be said that they had hard luck on
rseral occasions from hsrd-hit ground
balls EthEt took unexpected and ugly
bennds Fife. rincus and Murray suffered
b this respect, 50 fhaf fsw OF the errors
karged we're excuxable- Indeed Murray
flayed as clever short as could be de-
sired, his Judgment on ground balls and
the manner In which be handled them be-
ing very pleasing to the spectators. Joae.
DID good work at third and Fife played
veil 81 second. Eagan plsye5 poorly 81
trst. The sensational play on the Tseoma
side was made by Sullivan. who captured
shigh fiy from Mnrdoek's bat after q long
run. Briggs also made = nice record in
center field. taking i've flies without an
approach 70 aneerror. Pincas pitched well
fhs last four innings- Ewlndeei re-
nrsd from the game in TIE
third owing 10 an injured hand
Many times the Tacoma boys got men on
bases, bat through the sharp work Of the
KonpaFeils they were kept there and the
ss9e retired This v4s especially notice
she II the ninth inning. wnen the base.
seFe fuil and only one out. Gilhurst drove
bot liner st Johnson. who captured IL
end threw to third In tine 10 retire Esg.n.
Mr. Campbell umpired the game IN an i'm
psrtial nlanBer. His judgment on balls
md strikes was well nigh perfect The
EoFe.