The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23
cattle 6, TACOHA5
u oiesen and Cooke Empires,
Instead Of Suggs.
uAaxe PITCHED 4 GOOD oAaag
- Unme Team Bunched Errue~, and
ann6sse Baff~d Very We1l-Ne
Game at Victoria.

n,snus, May 2z-specssi.--fucky bat
- Il The third inning. the splendid work
. f9afke IN the box and n grosspicx OF
- By The nome team won the game
~ nsott,s today, the score being 70 s.
3 - ladies' day. and the grand stand
q. Aflrd BIZ them. A fair crowd OF men
~ ne hIraeters from geftiag we; Cur
- ~ 1.-THE shower ~ rain In wni n the
- Wss finiessed.
0wirx 70 the refusal Of Manager stro-
= % play ~ Umpire ssgxs ox.csate5,
70 e;iesen and Cooke acted a. urnpirex.
r 0fesen occupied the Judgment ses,
- -Otd Hoss" Brsn6enberg. who pitch
| = ~ Tacoma. and Cooke performed the
- esrvice for Clarke
~ zane was not as interesting a.
- nat have been played here. u vas
| mn between the two pitchers. which
I'll have been closer and more like
nr6sbaf hal Bransienberg been given
~seer support. Clarke pitched splenasdiy.
SnSetaw Taconsa's best hIffers guessing
kecueh0uf the game He struck Conrad
- enNly. and Hartman and Morrtssey
70 ~ have such pudding with his DE-
Nueey . they are accustomed to with
~nr tuirjers OF the league. clarke's
- and control were first Class. and At
S1isal stages he kept his nerve finely.
nFns6enherg would have made a bet8er
kpsing had h.z support been better In
= bird inning Hartman. assisted by
6mnl aad Ferguson. made . succession
/ n u4ugs that cost Tacoma the game.
~ his after two men had been struck
- b. tho "Oid Hoss."
maYisey walked TO first on the opening
Z - game He stole second and went
: lh1rd On Hartman's HIT Ferguson
os4ncsd. and then Pastorious. who
and csnfer In place OF Ogden. pastel
~ IN for two bases. scoring Morrisey
"a Hartman. Smith hit safe. while Pas
nFieus oams home on klhm's sacrisice.
nlth crossed the plafa on Donovan's
sns1e, the inning netting Tacoma four
funA Tnconn's other score was made In
- -arth. when MoTrisey rammed out =
tue-baeger. scoring Conrad. who had
bsdsd safe hit.
nsa1tle's first run wss made In the sec
- ~ Campau. who was ssven first and
- second tn fis regulation ntyle. Thea
'uaaford lifted the ball neatly over tho
aacs for two bases. scoring the count"
1sb1nson dew out to Conrad. and Lnltx'
- scnper was arfisticaily gathered In
" Smith In left. Clarke struck out
uyna opened the third by batting out .
NJ He stole second and took third on a
pnspd ball by Donovan. Then Ireland let
.1Dsse Of Brandy's curves pass him. and
"a down on the bench. and campau did
- eAmc thing. after Brown had been hit
u ~ bail. Blsnford's hit was missed hy
hartman. and Egan and Robinson scored
)efore the Colts" pulled themnelsss to-
eesher. Then Robinson hit Tor two bssss
~ both he and Blanford crossed tho
Iste before the bail Was again in the pos
ession OF Tacoma. Hartman having al
hesd Conrads throw 10 20 through him.
and Ferguson duplicating the error with
NTH. Lutx hit safe. and scored ON
Clayke's hot drive TO left. The latter vas
caught trying TO get back to FIRST.
Tacoma could get but one ball outside
4 the diamond In the second. third and
)Durth innings. The only man that hit
byond the infieid In these innings was
Ferguson. WHO dew out 10 Campau In tho
second. In the seventh Smith landed
uso-basger. and the fans thought the score
nouId be tied sure. but Clarke settled down
M kept Pastorious and kim from doing
ny damage with the stick. and Smith
eas thrown out at the niate by Brown.
~ FIRST three men up in the eighth and
nth died easy. without reaching first.
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