The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-03
SLAUGHTER Of INNOCENIS.
Andrews Pitches Nsgnshcent tame,
Receiving Perfect Support - Az
ANS Almost Bassea Oaf ~ che
nox Corbetts Wonderful Catch.

Seattle received an artistic drubosng az
the hands Of Tacousa yesterday afternoon
at tae Athletic park. II was saen San
fisgo d. cuoa bonabardment that the Most
enthusiastic adsnarers Of the local players
were willing 10 take OF their hats and con-
graduate me yIctorx. They had actually
shut out the leaders IN the psnnant race
tns first time any cauo has done ssicn a
thing this season. and 10 all iateats and
purposes Adams batteries were salencsa-
The score shows fifteen nits 10 TAeofas's
credit. bat add TO this five bases on calls
and the story Of the slaughter s complete
Andrews. the young Dltcnsr who 80 often
led the Cornell team 10 victory. and Later
won numerous games for Anaconda, was
IN the box for the visitoEE His pieniFg
was q treat. Possessed Of me speed, spiefir
did curves and good control, ne disTsoHs,6 Oh
seatt.es heaviest 6asteTs without aSi'a-
rent effort. Six hits were marked up
against him, thres OF which came in one
inning yet not Il man crossed the piais-
Al critical points Andrews did magniis-
cent work. showing decided improvement
over other games that he has pitched ia
Seattle.
Too much credit cannot be given both
Tor their a5i-around work. one Of the
features of tho game WAS the way Dali
rymYs@ handled ground balls In center field.
-Four out of Seatlies Gig ATS were over
second into Dairympis's territory. yet go
cieveriy did he handle the ball that In no
tnr ance did a man Ola bases advance more
than one base Sometimes IL was nip and
tuck to reach second from first. Daily
and Kie,ber played second and short in a
style that ought to give Anderson and Page
something 10 think about. Always on the
60 tho Tacoma second basenlan and short
stop covered "A mile Of ground, and be-
tween them made four put-ouis and twelve
asAsts. Anderson managed 10 get through
the game without an error. but the care
Iess. iis'less way he did ais work was
enough 10 discourage his friends. Page
was worse. His playing was sorenly and
he deserved the hooting that came at his
ears from ali sides when he allowed an
easy Eroundcr 10 go between his legs and
again dropped "a thrown ball on which he
ought 10 have made double
ADAMS pitched as poor a game as any
ore would care 10 see. lie had no control
of the ball. Nine hits were made OF him
in three innings. Adams VIII have to wake
10 or be resegated 70 the ranks OF the,
has beens." Catcher Hartmann appeared
to b. .a5oring under deep mental strain.
which affected his work seriously. The 10
the clean cut catching of Norton, Of tn
coma than toe uncertain stabA OF their
CWn representative.
Corhett made the greatest catch I'm center
fieid ever seem on the Athletic park
grounds. Darymple drove nv lsatwesn
center and right. II looked safe; nine OUT
or ten men would have bet their last dol
lar That no player could possibly reach IT,
Tho crowd watched Corfett running for
the bali with interest hu; not with expec-
'huon.. Suddenly he showed out his lef,
hana. Stti running and actually caught the
pan NIX inches above the ground The
Players or both teams were amazed ths
crowd thunderstrrok. coybett. Rand and
Gaumnitz played the game for all they
were worth, even IL things were not com
irg their way.
uipite Mctncrny WIS compelled TO re-
tire In the last of the ninth He was str,tcl,
over the heart with one foul tip and later
got another In tho body. which settle,
matters
The