The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-01
Il YELLOW BALL
11le Loses Four Straight
Games 70 Victoria.
uaaArn or ATHLETIC MEET.
-. urunnu . Bowling Record -
= 4. C.-CoI. McKec's 0rsas
..ee1ne-Judgc Humss' Fishisg.


- - psopie we're ont ~ the Madison
- - Yesterday afternoon 70 zee tine
- i.nu perform the wonderfully real
~. ~ os going down the toboggsr chute
~ snte Of q mile Q minute. The mag
ss-s~s 500 with which the Relnmakcrs
y. ~sxform this feat was ossy equaisd
y, nerfeef effort on the part of the
49,. seau 20 make q complete specta-
a. = furytns the home team What more
.-.Iae pycture could be presented 70 =
<s1fs hesebaIi enthusiast than 70 see
- Campau. First Basems1 Blzn-
~ 1pceud Basefnar Egzn. Center Field
=. Ssl1nnen and Catcher Frary trying TO
~ IN II the face Of the snexcuszbse
- e fsft FIsIder Lutz. Third Base
- 1uuisad and Short Stop sasgs- Some
- en- Be made for sugss- He did not
- = I nrst class short He simply
~ Il untii HIooninsston arrived The
---rrs $40 right there. Lutx has made q
s.s1611 nrsle OF playing left Geld. To him,
~~, 1naa any other player on the homo
s~~ Z - the defeats Of Saturday morn
<- - Yesterday afternoon. In the Ian
- r sbe boys. he could not catch . ny
~ 4 bushel basket He falls all over
1871. Il 4 ball comes into his territory
= loubsful whether he viii Judge II
.vnhh nflsen feet.
1900 IA the reputation Of being q 1ne
NJ cIavof. Those who have seen him IN
- ri Attest to the fact. II he has that
'11lifv n = time he commenced TO shoot Il
q ~ e3ty. Recently his attempts ~
|i1rv1nr third base have been very painful
catch What II wrong with him IL a
no11r for the management OF the team
- ont. The excuse has been offered
~ H. erounds are bad. That IA trua,
= the other hand other third basemen
[1no hses playing the game and II In time
lseland TO DO the same thing. The Se-
111h n14cherr might also improve IN their
- g ths total number OF earned runs
- made By the visiting teams Ii not
slroannf TO note.
II fess not take an experienced baseball
|r1lnc % tell how Seattle lost yesterdays
-. The simple story Is that Victoria
m1vlayed her at every point. How much
= ecntrast with the work Of the home
|tnn uAs the brilliant fielding Of the Wait
~ Three double plays were made by the
|0aeoss. each one of which was a marvel
|a quick fielding. The home team did
|neaaes 10 get one double play. much 10
In establishment Of the crowd. Babbitt ut
|hst accepted nine chances without an err
- Ard 90 brilliant was his work at times
II
- Z Seattle player Compare Kioprs
|posrl ct third with that OF Ireland. Some
|oe suerests, horrible thought" In fact
|nsfe uas no comparison at all.
no one could md any fault with the
|osrk Of Eean. who accepted eight chances
Without the approach to an error. but that
"a not prevent Peaainey from playing
IVES more brillian, game. campau was
d hest In himself. Out OF the wreck he
bomed up Ike a giant. having seven put
osts. one Of which be got by coming into
- diamoed and assisting In running
ban . man between bases. What was
DFs be planked the ball over the right
~ fence down near the center field cor
~ oome thought II was the longest hit
Nss made a. the Madison street grounds,
~ q matter Of fact Pickett, when here
pitk the Rarnes-ComIskey aggregate
n4de . longer hit
opec.al mention should be made Of the
NJ hase play and batting OF Whaling. He
~ given an error, but there Was not a
)layer on the field or a man In the crowd
1st dd not ssy In his heart bravo for
- BIZ fellow for the effort he made to re-
Qvsr himseif. He ran after q hit near
m. tgxled II and then tried to get to
ut. going even TO the extent OF crawling
- he stomach In a vain effort to get one
niger on the base ahead OF the runner.
Four tines out Of 1--WE a, the ba, he hit
sfely. II there ever was ball player who
has won HE popularity In Seattle u In Vic
sfia's nrst bascman.
Jack flaming pitched q much better
ons thar Van Giesen and assisted his
MN to victory with a clean home run
Wef the left field fence.
AZ yesterdays game the now off,ciai UNI
slfs George L. Perrin. OF Detroit. Mich.
anciaiSd. lie is n large. well built man.
sss has bad much experience In baseball
tfafs and who Is well known BY many Of
ne players In this league. His work was
hfs. only one decision being questioned.
AID that appears 10 have been right after
hh Van Giesen threw ball 20 third to
head on man who was forced from sec
end The crowd thought ireland touched
ne runner, but Umpire Perrin said he Ola
NOT From What was learned after the
ARE seems that Mr.. Perrin knew what
" vas talking about. The score: