The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14
AUPAU ON THE LINE
- Count Shows Victoria
pleyers How to Steal Bases.
erHr1Le WINS, ELEVEN TO SIX.
- pneyfng ~ +. n. e. a. PARK Thae
- tho Biescher Boys 70 Tbses
Feet With Excitement.


- rasehasl cranks came out Of Their
- nouses yesterday afternoon to tbs
.ser 81 $50, and a. old Ike Butler. Lead
/ ~ crnckatack pitcher. wound EN-
.l-e6 tn necks OF Gus kioprs Victoria
1.s---a>s the air was filed with Com
e-.S~-like yeiis. Everybody was In good
s.Ss, and me way the home team pulled
~ n : hole made things all the nerrsex.
- 1. Taylor, the vsli-known lumber
~ ~. who ss % the Seattle team what
nj n Dickswell Ia TO the Bostons. was
49, "a laughed as n he would break .
~ 80 sCount" Campao started the
1870 10 the nth inning with two OF
- .,orf daring base steals ever heard Of.
- H,tie Jimmy" Robinson. who hats
- nvstfiest OF the Seattle players. tried
- md II stealing. and as he cnalked
49, fvo on his little stick the crowd
-.rs1 With delight. Really the nfth m
~ 1eseryes special mention, because up
- fhsf time the home team had been uss-
- 10 bunch hits on Hughes, the new
1870 from Sacramento. and In the mean
- victoria had scored five runa. on
- heavy drives. base on balls and an
1reussble error on a mean bounder by
S-elend. The score stood 10 when the
~--offuY Nth opened. willie Brown.
~ 4 What the boys who peek over the
- cal: him, pu; a high fiy that Kiopf
0fhsrsd IN prestily.
TSeu ',Coant" Campau corked one over
eecoed and before Hughes had hardly
seeesed. his arm, was flying for second.
~ crowd had not had time 10 recover
- IL surprise when they saw the
4lpunt" sailing along for third kossuch
y IL ball go 70 third like n shot In hopes
z eutting OF the daring runner. IL was
= So however. and as the ball shot
- third Campau was on his feet In 4
s1oond and bound for the home plate. scor-
- amid q tumult that made one think
q "a times. Blanford was forced at Sec
- ~ Robinson. moment later Rob
ineon made a pretty steal OF second and
- the next chance for third. making Il
ulth narrow margin. Lutz went to FIRST
= halls, Hughes having become triis
nogveu3
n nrst bah pitched Lutz was sent
npvp % second. Kossuch made a feint
= throw to second and then snapped to
~, catching Robinson on the base. Rob
80 ran for home and kiopf made q
go return to the plate. Umpire March
dDeideA that Kossuch did not put the ball
= Robinson and the score counted. In
T. meAntime Luxt had been flying along
tsuard third and kossuch tried 10 nail
~, only TO throw wild and allow him TO
ooogs Then Frary smashed q two-bagger
Mo left and went 10 third on Rabbits
funble Of Buffers grounder. Egan made
llns hit 10 right center and Frary scored.
Ihen Hughes made a wild pitch and IN
mme Butler. Ireland walked to first. but
~ left on Browns out TO center.
ne boy that handles the chalk made .
Qsat Big .. and the crowd commenced 10
NJ eaaIer.
Dvm the inning before this Ike Butler
~ commenced TO DO little work on his
swn account The first three innings Ike
had been little mite chilly. but he did
not think that was any excuse for the
thfee-hasger and home run made by big
WhAlng and the single made by Pequlncy,
= he took on his sweater. and. TO the
sAesry voice Of Frary yelling Put her
eses. Ike" let straight one sail up to
Blhb.tt. Mr.. Rabbit didn't do thing TO
NAT ball but send II to deep left center for
three bases. II ought 20 have been
douhie. but the bicycle and running track
made II a triple.
Nov. Ike. do little wood chopping."
MD President Leadley and Ike commenced
n chop His honest face lost little bit OF
NJ accustomed glow. aud the way the bali
not over the plate was a caution. striker
out" yelled Umpire March as kossuch
tried 10 connect with a sharp out drop.
Then Ike let out another link and CONF
PEELED Pitcher Hughes 10 fan the air three
timssL Patton managed 10 hit hot one at
Ehnford. who handled the bali nicely. ami
me side was out the first man up having
reached third. but was kept there by But
YRS magnificent work. II was a pleasure
p zee Butler pitch the remaining innings.
he vas as cool as a cucumber and every
tine Catcher Frary said, "I'ut EN- over.
me-" over they went. II Is well worth
Watching tho way the local players help
cne another along. Every time they
moasht Butler was In danger OF becoming
BIT nervous he would he told TO split the
pate and let the fielders take care OF
H. hiss
frsry caught beautiful game. and his
brcv.ng TO bases was perfect. Ireland
"a some good work at third. his only error
usinK on q mean short bound from kioprs
NJ IN the first. Downs drove a terrific
nnef a. Ireland In the sixth. which the
escky third baseman managed 10 stop az
Ne peril OF losing a hand campau made
: nne catch In right Of ksssuch's low line
drive. ani Egan gathered IN n line drive
rom Rabbits hat. after ioaE run. Lutx
srcepted four chances In left. two OF which
vere dlffcult
ne Victoria team was minus the SER
ures Of the famous Oakland player.
vSeil hu, Pequ,ncy filled his place at Sec
cad IN good share. having only one error
TINE after time but recovered aud got his
mAn Gates did some nice fielding, but
NE chances were not difficult In Whaling
Victoria has a fine tirst sbsseman. He
Cropped foul ffy Yesterday. but the score
naard .n,erfered with him 20 some exteat.
re led the visitors az bat with home ran
shd three~hSgger. Brown. Of the local
sram. made two clean singles and turned
nuat into single by sofne extraordinary
running mixed IN with a nisun sefataraius
nefween the pitcher and third hASeman-
amnau got his usual home ran. while
sSsn. Lu,K and Rutier each picked out two
hi's apiece Ranford showed Ms value nv
fuiiing N a double when n WAS badly
seeded Tie l. also making = good showing
n short
klaRs hal hts new pitcher. Hughes. from
sarNnentc. IN the box lie was a 'rife
" N tho ffth. and Lex in two runs in the
vshth nv an unfortunate Wild throw 20
a'ss on Browns hunt. but generally speak
ms re made \ good showing He Is strong
vel eaiit possessed % coed curves es-
Fessisr sharp out, ana has plenty cf
spsef " hooked as - there were sone
.resssnr 81 signs between Hughes ard
hosseeh, bus she same thing happens IRE
essntiy when = battery has no; been to-
sether lore. The -rore:
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