The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-29
1AYED A GOOD GAME
eoaffle Beats Victoria With 4
Score Of IL to 1.
>npoosy" ALL RIGHT At SHORT
- m.Cmpire knows How % P1ay
III Little Himsctf-f,smpsu
Wins tho Crowd.
Ralnmakerz.

s~ns~>s re5uvenated Rainmskers.
.-l~6 bv IRE idol os the hieachsrs
Ss~saf~ Csmrsu. Jumped on Gus Kioprs
<~eefes Yesterday afternoon at the Y.
a. grounds. and gave them feT
s..ets on nov 20 eat I'd base hits" Be-
| sa1e son. Il 20 /.
- crowd made the Count take on his
. - fhsee times IN the third inning, after
I. "a made a regular sprint down TO-
80 desp right center. and while going
= IN speesi had pulled 10 Kloprr ine hit
| sssf has been Labelled three bags"
qsst N the next inning big Whaling. ore
- -. besf frst baseuen that has ever
~seoed on q diamond In this city. caught
ssra,ebs bali on the nose. and sent II
= 4 iIp< for right field about three feet
.hcvs ~ ground. Esan got In front OF
| !. 80. 10 the Amusement OF the crowd
"a ~ disx1st OF Whaling. captured ~.
sltbsueh be- had narrow escape from be-
- knecked down.
ne D<afile players acted like q different
la n mer,- The release OF Brown seems to
ssvs IA . most beneficial effect. Tor Blan-
- played at first with life. while sugxs.
sr.f,nptre snggs. cavorted around at
sbeft d . style that was decidedly taking.
n hand.sx ball beautifully. and although
~ an u Z little weak. he gets around in
800 style After suggs had accepted six
essnees without an error. some one asked
Wsnnrsr campau where ne got the new
1boftstop. ITS sug.sy," e~plied campau.
~Whsrs did he learn to play baiif" Give
| 4 mn replied the Count: me said he used
| : . ball tosser and aess he II right
1hsn "suEgsy" hit a hot one over Sec
- hass and the crowd cheered. ''6uxg-
- y better ball player than he II UNI
~ He has happy way OF helping
| IAN look after second and this tends
|sn uako the fnfieid work stronger In
- team work line.
Inn was q host In himself yesterday,
/ ~ IA addition to making the sensational
- II whalng'a liner gobbled up sew
0sI very difficult short outfieid fies that
Isshsd - N they were In danger OF fall
~ safe.
Tns only approach to errors on the Seat
= 80 Of the fence occurred when Lutx
na6s long run over TO tho left line and
nads . desperate effort 10 catch Pattons
hrd hit: and when Robinson ran down
sato deep center and got mixed up with
3 hg roller while attempting 20 gAthe-
b EhalIng's hard drive.
he Butler was In great form and pitch
u better ball than ~ any other time on
~ home grounds. lie was very speedy
~ had a beautiful quick drop that
noled the best of the Victoria batsmen.
He vas steadier than usual and watched
iAs bases better than Is his wont.
Tho Victoria infleiders were out OF luck
nd aid Some costly fumblins. Rabbit
~ so finger. which undoubtedly cx-
plsinef his apparent on day. Tanning.
- old Tacoma pitcher. gave seven men
nses on balls and made two wild pitches,
oaieh had considerable 10 do with Seat
rs runs Gadke. a new catcher, who
noed TO be with the Multnomah Athletic
Afhletle Club. was behind the bat for
Victoria. and with the exception Of ono
~ play on throw In from left field he
- very we'll. He has a good style. han
fsa the ball cleanly and quickly. II
mere Is ANYTHING against him II ia his
weight klopf had new pitcher on the
bench but din not use him. This pitcher
named King Seattle people viii re-
nsmber kid" King. the ieft-handed
l'fher. who used 10 play ball In this re-
Son when Bobby" Warner bud" Hcr.
Ton Rabbit and Dlsnford were coming To
ne front In the Puget Sound League.
fhis is the same kid" and those who
emsnbered him passed him the good
nss slxn Yesterday afternoon.
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