The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-28
d(aORY FOR BOSTON
ruc THIRD GAME AND THE
Do WITH BALTIMORE.
..u-ses of Errors Leaves b"'fi-
49,. Another " heel Rsre-
..esras Broken by D. W. SHOCKS

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r~n:;ngsat O i@lt4il = A.,5A
~ We are n1akaas aAssiE - 20
saS,ss tseFe = 70 ~ -
80 .r-,rst. Boston has taken ne f.a's-
- - - eruesai series. = ansaD "a tie
= = ,ss 0ernauf and theFs seems 20
ss,tse probability mat ths Ctsaif-
, p. SAGE T. hofter. ne !" s@afa-
~ - aseutapaN, aGfc DroIheF Js's
~ Il vent a0an IKE ripe gram "a
IT, - before the teTTGnc oasA.assSsst
49, 49, batteries anti what seemed
49, ~ ylctoTv Ear the aome teaf.a.
: l-.;sw tarned mo YoG1, the Ike OF
- - - - beea seldom Witnessed o.
as son zsg1 people Eaw f. done. ard
~ -. ,,sfnesssd the downfall u their
With peeEect soo4 banlor'
49, asosst the Vict0ra ard cheering
1870 - a. TIE fniah. gives the Ee
- = ,6e two stories that have been
- . -.~.ysg.ng the Baltimore baseball
E'ssa' ...s..ly. that il does not p4fr0fizs
ard that rowdyism is the r8le
= 80 - ~~o,na There have been few.
- = srsuds As large in the history Of
!. gre. 10000 ,os.v nnav
p -. "a Fsrsf came TIC awful strug-
80 gees for tickez. then ths
rsshsng and fighting for ad1rsls-
fsss -. ,bs scramble for a place from
y - - diamond was visible. until every
- 49, - occupant, every inch OF stand
Z. -. - xas pre-empted and men and
.,',-v zpsser-sake. To the fences. Tag
J. sssssraph poles or any other point
- - Tne Boston ''roossTN' Win
hand formed 80 small part OF
- ,hraur that they sunk into oHsn-
80 49, ,rss~usfoaace. but the band PLAYED
- =. roosers rooted and shouted just
80 finally the teams came On for
- and then, tn due time, play began.
81 multitude settled itself down 10
- the battle.
-. p<ston made a run. then Baltimore
/. sxs then each made three and the
4. uas tied. when Boston added another
!. s.rlng Thus FAR al was vel. Bili-
!. 4 4 true. had lost the lead, bat not
-.s..sy Tnis vas bad. indeed. bas hope
Essd Ia Baltimore.
- a. n ran until the dreadful seventh
80 corbett had been crippled ~ A
rrsr early In the game. Neps had
= hafted out OF the box a little later.
/, usissr had been hit for four runs.
.sgtl The crowd hoped on. No one
.s.a for A aeluge, as HOfler had appar-
a s,saaied himself and 40 runs had
q ssae OF him In two successive inn
All Al once II came. Single followed
- double followed single. player
- nlaver crossed the plate. and the
"a grew tired and wondered II i would
- s,op The official scorers almost lost
=. eount. Hoffer became discouraged
& ranted to so of and sat down. but
81 Robinson kept him in the box.
rssas the fusiiade OF hits was ended.
szsr came down from the air. everybody
8 i long breath and the score soon
$50 on, that Boston had made nine
q III az which were earned. That set
= i. and although the Champions made
raj rails IN their half and batted out
- rms following Il up with TIVE more
n eighth. theff efforts were Of no more
sssssatnce than are those 81 men who
H. Is whistle up the wind.
hs..nr the volley OF base hits IN the aeg-
q ~ crowd vas a study. As the first
d 81 three hits were made the vast
z,eas BOXED serious: then as hits began
oar out, Ike water from 4 trough. "A
81 sss then a laugh broke forth. and
~ esaia have enjoyed the discontinue
b Champions more than did their adj
rvs II the vast audience.
4 tie many hearty and spontaneous
ssss u applause. none we're more ring
q nan that which greeted Hamilton.
- b the fourth inning after being
sralea upon and severely stunned by
szgs Al second. he made a grand ran
nns on loves single. coiided with
zasss's ilsshy backstop and after fali-
i AaFlly. plackiiy crawled toward the
= aRsoss falntlng as he touched IL.
81 :, The end Of the game. i0.0N peoplp
zsfsd abaut the visitors. shook them
= band shouted cheerful pleasantFies
"a. iola them what good fellows aud
ayers they were, and finally sent
sEay with shout Of appreciation.
d pa climax FOR the greatest baseball
}ssie Baltimore has ever seen.
scare bs Innings.
II. u f.
nsFs -, ...2sae0O22 Ole Is 8
sss ........ ] 81 s00al lis - 4
summary
aAsd runs Baltimore 8 Boston q. Two
- y sHs-~jennlngs 9 Robinson. Hotter.
~ feHg : Duffy keeier . Kelley =.
sacrifice hits-I.owe Jennings.
T Stolen bases DOYLE. Hamilton :.
peaele plays McGraw and Doyie.
mi Tenney. Left on hases-B altl-
Boston FIRST base on balis-Or
81 Nlrhols s. on Honer g. Ilt by
saA-Hy CoYhett l. hy Nichols !.
vs. ! b. Amoie !, struck out-By
ny Nichols s Passed halls Bor-
heolnson |. Time ~ game. hr. g
SHp'fes, Hurst and EmsIie.
.,s'''s- Cofheti. Nops. Hoacr ABole
,ae,asoni Nichols ana Borgen.
lNls, SEPT G-Far the nrst time I'm
ssaFs ne browns took g game ffam
TIE game was n pit hers bat
sssR hsei'ensteln ana uonahuc. \
y sefrofan ard another by l&itch-