The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-31
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GOOD AND BAD PLAYING.
Remarkable Combination the Feat
are Of the Morning tame.

lie morning game was a remarkable
sanosnation OF good and bad baseball
fzysng Seattle played an uphill game.
ssd toward the last was materially assist
u 10 victory by errors of Arneson and
tsnper. As rule Arneson Is a brilliant
payer. He covers large territory and
afaTs magnlficently, but when he strikes
Pc % day he II simply awful.
From ths>start IL looked as II Spokane
sssd win easily. She scored one r,n,
The first on a tumble in right by Cor
by Of Darby's single, and followed this
VII two In the second on singles by
ksaty ard Semper and a base on balls.
Y ne third Belt, Gay and Kelley made
Gkss IN succession. but clever fielding
Rand, Anderson. Page and Hartmann
~ TIE f11fs down TO one.
adams. Seattie's gas pipe pitcher. conn
Fsssed TO grow effective about this time.
Cd Spokane was retired in the fourth and
EA without runs
ssatsla hrti managed 10 exc our four
sass In FIVE innings, yet the general char
aslss q the work did not Indicate vic
tory. The first run came in the second
'aasag. when corhett hit for a single over
first. stole second and scored on C;aum-
nxs timely drive past second. In the
laiFth. with two men out. Corbett reached
hsse ga MafShsiis tumble. Gaumnitz fol-
bowed With his second hit for one base.
ADAMS and Anderson kept up the good
v9fs and two runs were scored The
hlta was marked by n c.ean three-baxe
ut ever the center fielder by Dea. II
vas Tie FIRST made on the grounds this
frasof and brought forth hearty applause
AaFpas nix to Arneson, who threw wide.
Sewing nea ~ cross the plate. This
vas Arneson's second error and foretold
% on day In hts department..
ssassse had now tied the score, but Spo-
kass took the lead in the sixth under cir
saEssaaces thai made the crowd weary.
asash reached first on Murphy.s tumble.
ssmp~f MI TO Page. who retired Leach
y second. bar could not catch Senper
Afss, Ryan struck ont. with two mon
eah Darby hit an easy one 10 Adams
ne iagew 10 Murphy. II was an easy
.aa 10 handle, h9t strange To say. II
seeeea ous Of the first haSeman's hands
ssa allowed Semper 10 score. Seattle got
s@'Fe Hen On bases in the sixth with only
sas ast. bot Anderson's long ny WIS han
80 hauiiially by Cay In left, who re-
.ssasd 70 AFreson. Corhett was well or
ssf9pied to IN back 10 third and then
aWs TIE result was that arneson re-
- am al the plate. making the third
=" Ire crowd became convinced that
3as not seatiie's day.
speAaas gathered IN ore more in the
asaia aa Turner's forced ont AZ second,
H@sa bail and keliey's fine drive 10
@F TWO bases. When Seattle went
: aae het In The last Of the seventh the
ssss sseoa 20 In favor Of Spokane.
easaged there Page went 10 frs,
@ass and stole second. nea hit over
- laF base. Murphy went 10 rrsr
Nssfs ard the bases were full. with
az cur. Rand h'; q pop ny TO Arne-
ehe doubled Des at SECOND SO quick
as 2" aii not know what rad han
80 lts al over with the houla team
$50 ne crowd Just then Hartmann
- NFise2oA 3 Vaancs ~ short. lie made,
NeS~cF. 0Ut threw w,,-e. aud he
49, atfer eoald get The bal Page ana
So had scored the runs necessary n
sp ih{nss- Adams aas now nItcn.
- a.. STEADY haN and allowed only
"a ssAane men 10 bat in the efehr,
ssati1@ scorod three runs of, errors
y nssfSsia ana Semper. coupled Win hi.
-. IA Marpay. Spokane Was pa
s'1aoat pan "a ira ninth. The ,hird