The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17
6DRCHERS WAS THERE
A. - Portlands Won From
Seattle, 8 to 6.
~ueeT THE HOME TEAM LACKS.
/. mwouosD and Another rle<hsr.
wnaan Manager IIaadicy wnl suua
usvs-The Game Today.

s.Uey,s rainmakers made q regular
- anish yesterday affernoou, but
- kaasen necks length by Glenziyin's
Ss,Sdefcrs. The score was 8 to 9. but ~
- n looked A. n # would be 10 4
~ last three games have developed the
.-.Srnfab}e fact that the local club must
- Z 6rss-ciaxs shorts;op ard pitcher.
Ss,eferd. who n filling the position os
xerf = 4 hara-working, conscientious
49,. Who always does his best TO win.
r. - NOT pDes az a sporfstop. however.
- vouId be pleased 10 see q fine fielder
~ arorg hitter take his place. BiaE-
~ vrl not he released under any con-
S,iena. for he is one of the heavy hitt~rs
y ~ oaam, and. moreover. x . splendid
eueGek1se ard catcher
1nrouf. VINO is said TO be one Of tho
- ninor league snortsops In the East.
- ~ engaged. and ticket wired him
~ eo1stsvss did not want aim to 60 70
~ fron home. and he went 20 playing
= ~ Fast. In the meantime Mr.. Lead
= ~ N opportunity 10 sign that fast
s-re11nr. Van Dyke. but held of, expecting
TrGnt 70 arrive every day. Mr.. Leadley
IN 1ncager Campau had n consultations
~1shf bsfore last. and as a result II Ii
1870 SEATTLE will have Q fine ghortstop.
$500 his name cannot now be given.
~ ioaviDg of Pitcher Black was an
- setback 70 the club. more especially
n~rn6m Clarke has not come up to ex-
.a11sftoas. Clarke has ability. but lacks
srno1ieace. While he Ia getting expert
- - Seattle club u losing. Mr.. Lead
- ~ come to the conciuxion that hip
$3.50 department; must be strengthen
u epeciAily until Sexton arrives. and has
dned Van Giesen. who made . good
scssea in Michigan last season Van
Ga Vas originally signed by Glenaivin.
~ = 0isnaivin had four pitchers. one
- = BE- released. Leadley told Glen
- Dat be would take either Fennimors
= va Cissen. and finally Glenaivin said
= pcuh lot Van Giesen 70. This II how
fnsfie VII have q new pitcher 10 face
vhiorta this afternoon At o'clock 1T
= Madison street grounds.
n hook Of fate sssmed 10 have decided
~ u home team could not win yes
tn1ay, and In order 10 make things sure
ar1oeod "Chiec' Borcbers to his old time
NJ when he commenced practlcing he
~ fa5t high ball and 1t never deserted
~ through the game For fivs innings
tattls d.d not get a hit or a run. In the
~ three they managed to scrape out
tuf hits and three runs. two of which
OWp earned. Portland had been scoring
hseucntly on hard hitting. combined with
n occasional error. and when the ninth
hatag opened the score stood s-a In favor
Il PaFthnd- Seattle was at the bat and
nehtnson led on with a single. Lutx got
= 6fst On balls. and then Frary knocked
~ single, scoring Robinson. Butler HE
SOW one to short and Lutz scored Ire
hnd raised the hopes OF the crowd by q
clean drive TO center for one bag. scoring
rszry. but willie Brown put the Grape
n the door BY giving Mcclure a chance
y make double with the assistance Of
Gleaslvsn and Doweii. Outside OF Borch-
~ great pitching Glenalvin was the most
pspminent star making two doubles and
no singles. all hard drives. out OF Ave
omss at bat.
powsu. who used TO play with the Port
ana Athletic Club. was ON first instead of
cassrly, and he played a star game. Both
q the bat and In the field he was emil
sensly up TO snur. He Will do. Cayerly
~ heen released
FOR the home team Egau played steady
eme at second and Frary caught well be-
nnd The bat campau led ut the bat with
home run and double. Butler did not
p'sh - well a. usual. The score: