The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-18
n GIESEN A DAISY
I Knecks Ont the Chappies
IA to 1.
y T4aEE HITS MADE on n'aa
4nn In Fine Form-Troads -
- u6bns Of the Sisisors-Jotiy
crowd as tbs Game


- stxn~s Saturday. - . daisy
52e-Srr Afternoon No went Ut Sss
<e1 Victoria ch2ppse~ ara nsrfy
sSS1 scr tnem to the tune ~ B-l
- p>opse we're eat at Madt<on
- - 10 see the fan. and - inning
-, - oassed ard 70 was fmpoassots
~ eu.eusnx bassrnen 20 connect ss:n
a.. - fu~ehsots or oas-drups the crowd
- ~eer1sr ard astresrhed between
- van Csesen Is q big seIsow. rno
- - nee. clear blue eyes and Lxnt
- wears that hair rather long Tor
= p1nyex. ans every time he wsnfs
- ) HftIe extra spe~d hts naxrn
- Hoaly eish the ersezesL His cap dtd
= ~ yesterday, and with sseh urs-
~ urrrficu IL xo1id fail OF. He did
~ ~ ~ attention 20 such little things.
rr. and gwen the confortiens Of
~ xloprs new catcher. as he At
SSzr.A % coach. only made Van smile
- and pitch more steadily. Van
rm has al the curves In the catalogue.
Aum his exhibition yesterday II IL
- that he knows how 10 ua~. them.
-. - has Ems control. and II peace
- serene Frary xSys 10 pat them
- pzn. over they 90.
- hnme team played q fine 1cl9sng
Snp nnhind the new pitcher. and 10 make
= mi more plsasinw. from Esassts
r1os6nx. hit the ball on the sss N
m ~ horse Canpaa was a. srfsky -
ehmk IN spring. and banged the sphere
z ~ fwo Doubles, stois a base that took
- IN huxsiing. sacrificed himself
- npa1sd and walked to first twice on
- n crowd thinks that campAa
p ugAt. and every time he comes TO
~ cheers him
- played a fine game AZ third.
- ~ grand stand the diamond looks
~ ~ close inspection Of tho ground
- tnird showed that II was pretty
- How Benny" picked up those
= X grourdsrs without making a
- b q hard matter 10 figure out.
adlnnd also punched out two singles 20
- ~ thing along. Exan. the ever
- And reliable second baseman, hit
- ~ hare for three singles Robinson
49, hts batting average with tao
ru61m. ard Bhxnforf got In hir usual
4 msrf5fE's Port Gamble friends were
q force and saw him put up q good
ynax II u q mystery how hr can have
y oDfse te use an undsriaand throw 10
= ffups deep short. Luiz accepted sosr
npso In Isf- without an error and dld
= ~ dovn once
~ only hits that were made by Vic
- ssre IN the irss. third and eighth
- Patton, the FIRST man up tn the
II cracked the FIRST bali pitched for
49, to left bat that was az Tar as
~ Peansney picked out a nice place
~ IN the third bat Van Glesen wound
u - next batsman and settled Il. kiopf
. Aari double TO left In the eighth.
4eDqtn Van Gieser was equal 10 play
&Ds <Aeckmste. The new pitcher - also
y = snun on fielding his position
- Rabbit. who used 10 play with
- Gamble. pat up a pretty game at
- accepting ten chances without an
~ II ANY criticism car be made on
NJ pAyinG. II Is that ne plays too deep
kueeii. kioprs new catcher. certainly
loc1ed attention by the way he cavorted
- The crowd laughed when he tried
- trick Of making believe the ball
passed him Whaling. the big ars,
1nAn. had an on day. due 10 his throw
an being entirely too strong. Where
N vas eniy about II. feet from iirsf
nYd. he measured IL up for twice that
lxace and OF course Seattle scored a
runs. klopf was also OF on his throa.
hashes did not let ap q mcmeut Ia his
arn 10 Keep the Seattle men from run
W the scorc. but fate was against
NJ
Umpire sssSgs made his first appearance
*aftie and ampired q fair game
" ], Roche. president OF the leax.ss.
- present al the game. ard went to Ta-
smA isss evening. accompanied By Rob
~ LeadIey. presiden; Of the Seattle
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