The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-09
MIS- lost II THE ME1H.
SEATTLE WENT TO PIECES WITH
GAME WE'LL N HAND.
SIX Runs Piled Up After Two Aen
Were Out. by Combination OF
Errors With the Heavy Hitting OF
Taeona's Husky Bali Tossers.


team to-day agasn defeated the Seattle
nine after having been beaten on al
points up 20 the ninth inning. Nosk
soassrs literally turned defeat into victory
in the ninth inning when. by all ruses OF
chance they should have left tue gFeunds
defeated, and this. TOO. after TWO fnefi FAD
been put out In the last inning "nen
the home team went to bat in the ninta
tha score stood ! to In favor o. the VS.
tors, and when the inning had been psayed
the score stood 10 20 4 against Manager
Dug9ale's aggregation
TINS last inning wAz a combination OK
errors on the par: OF the visitors and
good stick work by the Tacoma team
Siortstop Page made three errors N this
Strengthening ninth and Catcher Hartman
helped along the poor work by bad
break that cost him q black mark in the
error column. The home team found
Pitcher Adams for five hts In this inning
and brought six men over the plate. twist
Ing the score from to to 10 % :. amid
enthusiastic howls from local fans" and
q look OF deepest disgust on the faces OF
the visiting players. Ii was one Of those
Enex pecteG tarns In q game that fire.
Quently happens bat Is never DRAINED or
until too late. Kids day had packed the
grounds with urchins Tram six TO fourteen
years Of age aud from the time the las.
inning was commenced these free-at-the-
OF delight When the game was at last
ended with Tacoma victorious the racket
that resulted was deafening and happier
crowd Of fans" young and old never
left the bah grounds than those who at
tended today.
Adams and Hartman. for Seattle. and
Law and Norton. for Tacoma, were the
batteries Of the day. Adams pitched .
steady game but Was punished hard in six
o. the nine innings. He was found for
fifteen hits, only one OF which, made by
S;otier. vas a two-hagger. He struck
out five batsmen and allowed two men
10 walk 10 first base. Hartman batted bet
ter than he caught. He had two passed
balls and one error, but out of four times
at the bat he scored three hits, all clean
singles. Law did not pitch quite up TO his
record made In the last game. He struck
tnt three men. gave three batsmen first
base on called balls and was punished for
ten hits, OF which three were two-baggers.
Norton caught an errorless game. with
no passed balls and not the shadow Of an
error. He threw out two base runners at
second and fielded his position without
fault.
Tire game WAS opened with Tacoma at
bat and the side was retired in the first
inning without a run although Work and
kleiber both hit for singles. Seattle's turn
at the bat ended n three runs in the first
inning. Anderson. first up. famed: Page
followed by getting TO first on called balls
and stole second. Dea was thrown out at
first by Shortstop Keiber, and Page got
TO third on the play. Corbett reached first
en- an error OF Stotler at third. and Page
scored al the same time. Corbett then
stole second, making room for Rand. who
reached the Initial bag on Cominsky's en-
fer. Hartman hit for a clean single. scor-
ing both GARRETT and Rand. On Right
Fielder Green's error Hartman followed
By sprinting 10 third, but It was all fo-
naught as Gaumn.tz flew out to Green I'm
deep right. Thus with one single the yIs.-
tors scored three big runs and got a nice
lead.
In the second Eagan for Tacoma opens
up with single. and was scored by Stot-
ier, who hit for two-bagger Caminskv
found the ball for a single. scoring Stotiar.
Law nit to third and Dea threw Cominsky
out ut second, giving Law first By choice
Gates hit an easy chance to Dugdaie at
nrst, who put out the batter. and Klelber
hied out to Right Fielder Corbett. For
seattle Dugdaie, first up. got first on an
error or First Baseman EaGan. Adams
sent low fly To KleIber at short, who
caught = and then threw Dugdaie out nj
nrst, the latter having Il-advsei.y trav-
eled too far from the bag Anderson flied
out TO second, retiring the side.
pugdale retired from first in the third
inning. calling Corbett In TO cover the bag
ana sending Brig into right field instead
WORK, first AT bat. died at frs, by tina
help of Pitcher Adams Norton hit for a
single and Green got 10 first on Deals error
letting Norton sprint 10 third at the same
time. and in the mess Green slid along IA
second EagaH was thrown OFT at first
by pea and Stotier hit for n single. scor-
ing Norton and advancing Green TO third
Stotler then tried 70 steal second and
catcher
him on. Green took advantage or the
pay TO start for home, but was caught
by quick return OF the ball TO the plate
Page, for Seattle, opened with q sing,.
Dea followed with two-bagger, and Cor
oett MT 'or two bases, scoring both men
ahead OF him. Rand was thrown out at
nrst by Law. letting Corbett reach third
Hartman found the ball for n single. scor-
ing corbett. Gaumnitz reached first on
work error. and Brig walked 10 the first
bag Adams then fled out to Left Fielder
Gates. who by an excellent throw caught
Gaufnnitx at second. making a neat double
play and ending the inning.
In the sixth Tacoma ADDED ore run "a
their score. COminsky. first at bar, fled
out % pea: Law hit for single: Gates
d'ed at first. giving Law a chance 10
reach second. Law then get 10 third on
a passed ball. KleIber was HIT by n nitehaf
ball, ara Work hit for a ..ngle, scoring
LAW. Iaumni'z In left field hungled the
return OF Works hit, and the loss OF time
let kieth%r get TO third and Work 10 Sec
ond- Norton was thrown out at ayst by
Anderson.
ssattie'S turn came again n the eighth.
when they scored one more run Hartman
walked 10 first aud stole second Gaurn-
Mtg fwo-hagger brought Hartman over
the plate. Birg, Adams and Anderson went
ou' in shor; order. Rtre was thrown on.
az first, Adams famed and Anderson fled
cut.
II was the next inplng-ethat awful ninth
~Whlch put ihe k!nk In ih. calculations
90 Mr. pggaale and his payers. Work.
grst with ghe stick hit a clean sincle
Norton was thscwn out AT first by Arder-
son. advancing Work 70 second. Green
found Adams for A sine-~ sending Work
10 third. Eagaa dts5 al first With the as
sistance Of Pitcher Adams which gave
Green chance 10 get 90 second. ard Work
spr.ntea over the plate during the play.
Shoristop Pages error lef Ssotler reach
first and sen. Green To third. Stotier chen
stole sscond. just before CominSky hit for
Il single. aud ;hts single scored both g;ra~s,
ard Stotier. These last tao runs tied the