The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-24
nj In THE EIGHTH
~usom's GREAT PITCHING.
- - Was % D for she mrs
- Jnnina~ and Then Butler
We Bstted Hard.

- - exception Of one diaaxreea5lc
80. growing out OF the mistaken idea
s-n siayers that they have the prfss-
- q TN TO the umpire when they
and . sacrificing Of seatliefs
S-s 4 the eighth inning. yesterday .
ZSS11xan Of baseball nj the y. n e. A.
- 4 clever and scientific exhibit
Z = u national game.
Sr1, IL score shows up . TO In favor
.Sss,rua- Il does not give q correct idea
~ sefual eioseness OF the game ia
~s In to the eighth inning IL was
~ess fcr the home team to either IL.
20 - or win out. rs Tacoma had
-. nacceeded IN getting three men
- she plate, while the home team
~ - drawing goose eggs with WON
~ regularity. Unfortunately. thu
ss.~ras rot to hitting hard and safe ia
~ - half Of the eighth scoring s.x
- I've OF which were earned. IL
49, ~ . shut-out for the hainmak-
- ~ = luck would have II willie
IN Ut safe over third and scored on
Ssrs throw TO the bleachsrs while
s..-seine 70 field Robinson's single %
~ a cut on Brown. II In not 10 be
~ed from thiA that Brown actually
sse 4 49, In his present condition. But
- - running for him
-. as another feature In the game
- ~nueed no end OF speculation among
~ s1.oIl boys and Will give them food
- 1Iecraelon for a few days at iessG.
| n - remembered that attention was
s-ss1 10 tbs habit OF youngsters OF steal
q, knl1p that went over the right field
49, President Leadley has tried TO
| q - Nth the boys. and told them that
| : - would bring the balls TO the gate
- oould Be admitted free TO the game.
IN efopped the stealing to some ex-
~ ~ yesterday it broke out anew.
sr1dni o(5cer steplcr was bound to mako
re- - understand that II In a. much
- e pstit larceny to steal ball AZ IL
| : s ofeal coat. and that explains why
Iuns Duncan. q green looking lad. ~
en1nsd n the city Jail. Deputy Prose-
u1tng Attorney Morris told Leadley he
svaId a. complaint tomorrow morning.
| Il uas really surprising how many peo-
| = hsaved the cold wind and black clouds
! ~ the game yesterday afternoon.
. ~ Of the faithful stopped at the front
~ Tor minute and looked nj the work
- liGging In the dirt for q foundation
~ ~. II II understood that the Union
| frnk line 10 contemplating running q
~ nom Remington avenue directly 10
L.
- b held there In waiting for the end
| 4 athletic sports
| fhess Who waited too long did not have
| sAascs 70 see the opening OF the battle,
: ~ the benefit OF the circus play on
cnosu's hit 10 short In the fir3t inning.
. Cnpau caught the ball on the seam and
/ I vsnf on the ground to Hartman at
/ a4s Who did q contortion act. and the
| IN ravoted along his arm only to fall
I hts Morrissey's hands and be promptly
lxnHesed 10 frst. The only thing remark
| ~ About the last half Of the first was
. - sass with which Hartman stole third
/ ~ uhils Butler was getting ready to
5hsw the ball On one or two other oc-
sslsus during the game Butler gave base
nan<ss such long starts that II was
/ enely Impossible for Frary TO throw them
VI h this respect Butler can improve
! ~ work. Just as he has already done
b 1<Iding his position, especially cover
f II ArSt base or hits that Brown fields.
4 battle drew xeros for eight innings.
tufing when time the ball was hit often
~ hard but always In the direction of a
oldM up to the eighth Tacoma had
managed 10 get three runs. one In the
Necc1d on 3 hit TO left By Donovan. fol-
Ibsvd BY Q clean steal OF second, and a
Ieaeis TO right by Brandenburg: two IN
/ - third on q single by Hartman. double
IL ferguson and outs Of Pastorions and
NTH How tho last Of the eighth turned
nj the score shows plainly.
i he feature OF the game was Ferguson's
SAILING, backed by his fielding and bat
as He had perfect control OF the ball.
suped with good speed and curves.
ruat" Campau. who Is In the habit OF
citing couple OF hits each game. famed
~ ar twice. much TO the amusement OF
y crowd. Donovan caught well behind
IL bat He has been improving steadily
uear the season commenced. Only two
k!tiag errors were charged against the
nrsma team. and considering the con-
tEoa Of the team through the inability
q csoke to play owing TO lame arm.
~ 0kden's sore hand. Its work was re-
Mrkab,e.
NJ Butler pitched a nice game. save IN
y eighth. when he was hit hard and Of
sa Brown made fne one-hand stop OF
xsnney's ground hit over first In the
swth. and Lutx made a pretty running
esA Of Smiths foul ny In the fifth. Frary
- caught a hard foul fly bear the visit
y ssam's bench Ireland and Egan id
lee half Of the hating for the home team.
ne dlsagreeahle feature OF the game
me through the habit OF the players 70
ea 70 the umpire. II cannot be said that
IL Tacoma men did all the talking yes
v. They Old more than Seattle and
- more obnoxious. yet both Butler
- E$sn squirmed now and then on balls
~ Rrises. The climax came In the NTH
- With two strikes Parsons called a
q hsl bail" Morr.ssey and Hart
~ and Ferguson did not like IT, This
- Hartman did most Of the talking
sNas nned him and stan he kept on
Parsons ordered him to the bench
~ would not 30. Then several OF the
Wa PLAYERS surrounded Parsons. Par
msssfct that he would call the game
Eve II to Seattle II Hartman was not
.sed In this be was hacked by rule
Fs'on e. which provides that such ae-
ss~t - ''' '''S"' - "V' ~
vac. the only Tacoma man on the
vas really unable 60 play. so after
nlk Umpire Parsons said be would
WIN the game, Hartman apologize
President Leadley making an ex-
TO the crowd. After this there
:" 'rouele II Is true that once IN a
yesterday Mr. Parsons may have
"a on ball or strike, but In general
sscns were good
~ store.
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