The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
TEAMS EFFORT IS II IAM.
Seattle Tries TO Beat Tacoma on
Home Stretch.
GUT The SCORE STANDS rs.
n n d Game of Ntaea Quatsy,
xs~ns .ua ard-fs~k Plays an Ina
pevsans Ysrt-ts~sdents Abound
WITH the Bas~s Fail Three seattle
Fer~ssg I'm Three Successive Haas

Seattle made gfeas ag1t yesterday az
fsrnoon at IRE Atbleisa park 20 o@at Ts-
coma out az tire wire "a tisa ninth inning
but the task was TO uiieh aud SIC ~eias
down 90 ine tune OF IS.
Ii was ons Of those games 10 which the
bad and coed were welI mixed Some plays
we're s.nged with yellow. few sparkied
with srillisncy and many were Of the erdi-
nary sort Tacoma won the game on its
inertia, out at the same time TO ore can
uirxny the statement that luck Was with
her from arxt 20 last. -Four times she
doubled up Seattle. spelling splendid open
iars for runs. Seattle had eleven men left
on hases. while Tacoma had only FIVE
Eight out OF Tssans's eleven hits were
factors In scoring runs. while seven our
of seatsIess nine counted for absolutely
nothing.
Seattle scored three runs In the eighth In
Mig and nearly tied the score. under cir
cumstancasstnat viii hardly be duplicated
again this season 6ion had been getting
wild eowfy. but surely. from the fourth
inning. The eighth witnessed him paw the
air 30 TO speak as II his guy ropes had
been cut He sent rorbet. and Hartmann
20 nr~ on baiis. Gaumni,z did his best 10
help matters along bat followed the gen
eraI rule of the game and planked a hy
into Laws hands Encouraged by this piece
OF coed luck. Con- struck out Murphy.
with Two ouf and two men on bases. Com
lost his nerve again when Dugdale came 70
the bar. A MAGNIFICENT bouquet In the
shape Of four balls allowed Dugdaie 10 &C.
cupy first without the expenditure of nsr-
vous energy sufficient 10 transport MS
goodly frame TO first at express train Epeed.
The bases we're now full and two men out.
Anderson was ut the bat. lie waited for
q good one and he SION got II. right on tie
leg This forced a run In. and Capt. Kiie-
Der eaw that something mlset be done or
Seattle would pull the game out. Con- was
cent TO the bench ard Andrews the speedy
young man took his place. Imagine Capt.
Kieiber's dtsusay when Andrews promptly
planted one OF his inzAocis against Rands
anatomy, forcing In the second run. The
crowd wen; wild with enthusiasm. while
Andrews and tbs captain OF the ship dis
cussed the situation. Their plans operated
something like those of the board OF STRAIT
egy at Washington 1. o.. Andrews Return
ed to thu box and hit Page forcing In am
other run. Seattle's chances were Grow
ing brighter. but Dea snuffed them by Civ
ing Cominsky an opportunity 10 retire
Page at second on forced out. Cominsky
brought IN. ball down on the big shortstop
after the fashion OF driving spikes which
produced condition OF affairs similar 10
the lsrss round OF a tragedy.
I, will be noticed that Seattle sent nine
men 10 bat scored three runs and yet did
no, make a single bit. Many games viii
ha played before three runs are again
fx. k.s. 6ufs hair ~
balls
The manner In which Seattle scorei one
run In the tifth was amusing 10 every enc
except the Tacoma players. especially
Pitcher Goff. The bases were full. with ore
man out Page lifted fly into right.
which Green caught and returned 10 Con.
IN time 70 proven, runs being scored. Page.
however kept on running around the
bases and Con, becoming confused. threw
tho ball over second ha.-e allowing Muir
ply TO score from third.
The only other run that Seattle got was
In the fourth when Page hit to short lefs
we'll over toward the center. Gates PLAYED
hide and seek with the bali. allowing Page
20 reach secona. Dea hit TO right and
before Green could pick the bah out from
the hills and valleys Page had scored.
THE history IF the two innings that IT,
suited in sesttTc's defeat is aI'ed with
hard knocks. II Mansger nngdale's men
had De en- mounted on CAtHHrA klsN ENNlu
not have steTnmed the ede. Every time a
Tacoma man whacked me ball Il struck
the hard, sin-hsksd ground like a tor
redn ana bounded NEST anywhere but
into neider'S hands, Add TO this few
hair-raislus errors and the story Of kleib-
er's victory over purdaie's feet -
summed mp Law. the Indian pitcher. who
IL playing center field. started the cannon
aiding. lie caught Andersau's first tor
resa on the seam and exploded Il in left
neld ciose 20 the line Ter single Green
emalsted his example hat Egan could
not get the rtght elevation for bis bomb
ana IL fell into Pages net. After two
strikes stot'sr tried % run the blockade
with a tow one, bat 81 ran into Page's
masked battery ana wa$ turned of to
Rand a, second, disposing o. Green an
ratole. Rani WAS snxtous 10 Disable
St1tter has tAvew ta~ 10 frs. and Lew
seosed With two ost Coz bored tsa fer
siHessian in sight and hefore Murphy re-
covered from the shock stetinr hal x,ateei
ara Cefr went - s~eord Gates hlt safety
over second. A moment later ne was
caught between first ara second an
thrown from Hartmann - Page Whn was
c'ose ~ hack ~ the pitcher Page threw
s'sse a, close r4aKe So Itue9ale ana before
the eaN was recovered St0gler had x-nrei
ana Cor safe st second Gates drove
IRE hmn PRETTY over seezanf and GoT
scored kie'her prolonged the agony ny
nsklrg a aeutie 70 left which allowed
Gates 10 Cross the home plate. Sarfan.
.he new catcher pstncfnrr3 Seatfsess de-
ferre Tor ne cFedts - lefs. bringing in
NeihFr, Cemlnsky. the a-n,h man ur.
Re, devn 90 tae s,auucna8'pr and the Hts,
heavy engagement - ths war WAS az ar
mi T8rou7s ~,1~ssye' 'Ae t.,f anJ fz,,lgsf
that $40 lad gathered In avr prisoners
OF ~ telling 4hsfs
Me- satisfied srt,h her destructive work
is sac secoaa s'se wrng ~ = again gn 80
th,Vd GfeVr drave L hos xraunafer - -lshs
ever rcsgh ground Rand ceaIa nr+ hAn-
d. II in ofas - Sc; hs~ maa Tact, pEaa
pat tAs bal ever tae feace soY q astte rua.
rot more thaH Year ;cst l0s 3e ths foaf