The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-06
ON TO HIS CURVES
- Seattle Ball Team Finds
Rastorious Very Easy.
|rseeE BALLS OVER the FENCE.
- Home Runs and Ylfksen Hlts 1br
Gunss1e-score. IL - l-sltm
Attendance.

$1,000. May s.-Pastorius. Tacoma 3
=, oIfcher, who has become the Idol OF
~ tienchers, had an uniucky streak to-
~ and In the game on the Eleventh
- grounds the Seattle team bafte<i
- IN over the field. The visitors began
!. A him In the second inning. but Cap
- Cooke kept him In. ~ ne was saving
Trruson, the only other pitcher. fo- to-
~rpv's game with Victoria The result
- that the visitors pounded Pastorius
- Aft<eu hits. and scored u runs 70 Ta-
~~a,ei i. Ten Of Eeattie's runs we're earn
RI Moth teams fietded magnificsnfiy. but
S,ceorius clearly lost the game. Three
- runs were batfed on his delivery by
1Ieeford, Campau and Frary respectively.
- iaut two came In the eighth inning
80 SEATTLE got six runs. Bianford's work
~ffh he stick was great. He has . two
s.rser 70 his credit, ~ well a. the home
-. me attendance was about go.
~ Grand stand and even the bieachers
~ere carried away with enthusiasm At the
@,endd showing OF hits made by the vfsi-
-. aid found pleasure In cheering Bian-
"a IN the sixth and Frary and campau
= ~ eighth. when they sent the ball clear
- me back fence for home runs. such
= exhibition OF siugging has not been seen
- n many a long day. The frequent
~ 81 the visitors were prolific OF runs. as
~ - spectacular. In the third inning
IN two men out. Leadiey's sluggers got
= % Pastorius for four hits. one of which
- two-baGGer. Two runs were regis
800 TO the credit Of the visitors before tho
"a Vas retired. In the sixth ireland.
6eb,uson and Blanford hit the ball In tho
~ complacent style Imaginable. Tho
6aettie shortstop sending the ball over The
6ack fence for home run. while the crowd
fhesred.
nut II was In the eighth. when they were
|nUoud the reach of strobers young men,
AT the visitors hit the ball for six runs
tWo q which were clear around the dia-
nend. Frary opened the bail by pounding
IT 4 home run. and trotted around the
nses wearing q gratined smile as tho
Neschers yelled their appreciation. Black
1roppsd the ball In front Of the plate and
nsnaged to get to first before the ball.
fgan was up next and hit the first ball
Dat came along for one bag. advancing
HACK 10 second. Lite was given first on
Nils, and then Brown drove q hot one
lonn the line past third. bringing In Black
L "A Egan. campau walked up 10 tho plate.
nnbbed his stick. and while Brown and
tt1 were gathering breath for the run
hone sized up one of Pastorius drop
curves ~ Il came along and lifted II high
evef the back fence. while Strobers twirler
erinned and the bieaehers yelled for de-
hght- Ireland thought he would DO the
sane thing 10 the ball. but Smith, In far
lift. chased the bali to the fence and neat
u pulled Il down. Robinson and Blanford
Who followed. were stopped at first. and
The inning was finished.
This tells the story OF the game. Ta-
coma got or with four hits. while Seattle
landed fifteen without difficulty. The
came was too much one-sided to prove
Interesting after the sixth inning. Tho
Rrors were few and about evenly divided
between the two teams. The fine fielding
Il leadIey's men and a circus catch by
brandenburg. another by Smith and one
By Robinson were the other features of
The game
stFobel's youths secured their frs, and
nly run IN tho first inning After Nor
shey had given Campau an opportunity
b make beautiful catch and ogden had
Qoae out on foul hit to Brown. Hartman
~ the ball FOR two bases. stole third neat
y and was brought home by Hrandcn-
UnrTs clean drive to center. kim struck
at and the home players took the field.
For Seattle neither Egan, Iitx nor
brown was able 10 get past first Strobcrs
nen did not add anything to their score
= the frst half Of the third and second.
Alter Ireland had been stopped AT first.
koeinson put the ball In Brandy's terri
nry Tor base and Blanford followed
With two-bagger over the fence In ex-
rene left. bringing Robinson home. Frary
~ out. and Black was stopped at first.
IN The third inning the visitors piled IN
40 earned runs. brown and campau
euning home on Rooinson's neat two
saxser. In the sixth. three OF the Wis
r5rs crossed the plate and the two home
rms by frary and Campau. together with
9n BY EEan and Brown. earned six more
~ Seattle In the eighth.
me grounds were in good condition and
G'nough II threatened TO rain all through
" same the showers held OF until The
nj inains was PLAYED. The score:
Tacona.
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