The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-14
TOTURN THE TABLES.
"a C's Will Make a Game
Fight for q Change.
eranFoRD.s LAuRELs IN PERIL.
- Teams In Fine Trim and Eager fer
the Fray-An Immense Crowd
Of Spectators Promised.

p~rhsps no athletic event which ever
sook place in this city has aroused more
-.reral interest than today's baseball
s<ne between the Seattle Athletic Club
80 stanford university. The first game
s.sxeen the two teams has been played
~rsr and over again by the .'fans," and
- result Of the second game figured out
: = hundred different ways. In the
-s,d.t of it ail the amour: Of loyalty mani
f...ed toward the home team Is remark
shl~ Although everybody IS dubious Of
the outcorns of the game. there Is no lack
a words Of encouragement for the players.
not few members of the club have cut
darn their working business hours IN
ardSr to take the field and help the team
aut in the practice work
That there will be a hot fight from start
"A 6uish goes without saying. The 8. A.
"a are determined to turn the tables,
whiIe Stanford IL equally bent on winning
That the latter are by no means sure Of
victory is evidenced by the good care they
are taxing to keep in trim. They were out
for light practice yesterday afternoon and
sp<nt the rest of the day quietly. Last
night st 10 O'Clock a reporter who teie-
phoned TO the Rainier hotel for some in
hrnatlon from Manager Cox was in
forraed that the whole Stanford team were
ID bed. The home players also took mat
xrs easy, having no practice at all, but
mending an hour at the club house in the
es<rnoon in talking over the points OF the
pns.
The makeup Of the terms when they
ske the field tomorrow will be somewhat
different from what IL was in their first
rame. Campbell sill make his first APP
u<arance at first base for the Athletics.
Noble. as in the game with the Viviendas,
will play shortstop in place of Baby
Turner. Capt. Randall has been moved
M to the second place on the batting list,
ana all the Others, except Small, who leads
on. have been showed down peg. For
Stanford MeLalne, who has not been seen
here in the box. will do the pitching. Rus
sell, who made bad start in his first game
In the Northwest and was laid of until
Tuesdays game IN Tacoma, will be seen in
left field.
According to the indications OF the past
few days the crowd promises to be larger
than at the first game. The ladies. who
were perfectly carried away by that days
exhibition. are more enthusiastic than
ever Most OF them will be wearing the
blue and the white. although q faithful
little band of admirers of the college boys,
who have followed their fortunes ever
since their arrival In the Northwest. win
haunt the Stanford colors. The war cry
OF the Athletic club has again been taken
under consideration and something new
promulgated. 1t 10 made mp of three times
three of the sharp. snappy '.rahsp' charac-
sristIc of the Yale yell. thus: .'Rah. rah,
rail- Rah. rah. rahl Rah, rah. rahl--
se-atteIi'
Popular toby" Pope. who has shown
what competent official he Ia, will UNI
pre- the game. He will start the ball
s5lix promptly at $50 O'Clock. The
nsksap and batting order of the teams
r{ff ~.