The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
SEATTLE 3, TACOMA 2.
riryt Warm Day and Best
Game Of the Season.
w eIeseK a GOOD ONE.
prannd Wins st vicforfa, . % TIN.
pasu March Di~pi ssc~ Victoria
Gus kiopr Hurt.

TACOMA. May 2oy-speclzi --seassIs vor 4
a. Z in today's game The score rezxs-
s<nss the best game played here this sea-
"a. In spite OF the fact thar each x3f1
- one or rwo errors that rnixks hava
"a prevented. The day Was the nrxs
Uarm ons this season. and as a result good
nI us played
Ven 6lsssn was In the box for ses.tt.
end Ferguson pitched for Tacoma. ssro-
bis men secured oaiy seven hits in the
zane and Van G4esen's control and eno3-
s~~ saved the day Tor the visitors more
tnAn once.
Two hits BY Robinson and Frary Ia the
ksf inning son the day. The score sss
to Ri the ninth. Aorrisey came 70 sssf
II tho Beginning OF the inning, and by
ramufrg out q fS0-bagxer gave the fans
Z chance 10 10 some tall roofing Tntayx
Iesked very bright for Tacoma as Harr-
msn. tho sgrest hitter IN the league
grabbed q Stick. while aorrisey held 81. 4,
second The why Hartman smiled 70 him
s<k - Wan sent a nice one over tina pss.s.
STRIFE" came from Umpire saxzs. Then
Hartman took q tighter gxis aad pounded
the uind ~ the next ball curved over hss
STICK IT only takes one to hit it.e came
encozragingiy from the bleaehers. gs.s
that one never came. and Hartman rested
q the benches after he bit the atnsasphers
= bis list chance Then Ferguson szeri-
1csd 70 short. advancing Aorrisey TO third.
phere the popular Johnny died a.
Coske's foul ny Was beautifully x4thsrea
b. Frary al the end OF a long run.
rhe hopcE OF the local fans we're con-
sastrated on the last half OF the inning.
1us RobiDsons clean erive 20 riga, and 4
oes hit by Frary settled thingz In short
-.
fs~~rs8 l.sf tf,a ~ar~ra e. rz. a.
agfh. hts nun Of Bianford's 1y 70 right
bang responsible for seattls's FIRST run
sft<r two men were out. R0blnsoa fol-
iewsd Baanf0rd with a sizzling tso-bagxer
81 the shortstop crossed the plate.
StfobePs big right fielder aid not have
Dadd.ax with Van 6iesen. With the. bases
fzll In the firs,, Conrad. whom the fans
fSndly hoped would drive the sphere over
~ fencs and bring In foasr runs. p!ae!dIy
hammered the breeze. retiring the side.
- succeeeed in landing a hit. however. in
he third. and the Dummy brough, him
n with nice drive over Exans head.
fAeonas other run was made In the
sgbth. when smith pounded out a hit and
sioss second In great style. kim lifted
me ball over left fisld fence, bringing
Smith home.
conrais error In the sixth Melted the
visitors oae. and In the fourth Campau
lAnded his usual three-bagxer. A game
without triple hit by csmpan would bs
s0msthsns TO chronicle for future axes to
uondsr at On this occasion the Count
scored on Robinson's sacrifice.
Both teams played ball all the time. Ono
q the features OF the game wss the pretty
lpuble play In the seventh, In which
kim and Donovan figured we'll yaa
Glesen was At third. having bit safe.
ExAn hunted. but was stopped al second.
Drpxn singled to Cooke. who threw nicely
% kim. while Van Giesen started down
the liae. The ''Dumny" held the bail In
hs hand and started across the field to-
0sri Van Giescn. The latter hesitated
and then went back. but IL was too late.
Donovan and Brardenberr caught him be-
Wssn third and the plate. The score;