The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-03
BATTLE. ROYAL Ar TACOMA.
Game Cailea With n Tied score After
Eleven Innings.


Special Dispatch 70 the Poxt-InteiiIgencsr
TACOMA. June 2--Tne Portland-Taco-
ma oass ball game this afternoon. despite
tae cod misty weather. was the record
game o. the teagGe--eseven innings with
score Of 10 /. called nj length en- ac-
count OF darkness. The long game WAS
due 20 gild-eige playing. both lnfieid ana
out, and 20 the excellent battery work Of
both teams. Three errors by each side
were shown by the score card at the end
or tae eleventh inning. They were made
by Lamont. kliehsr ard Stogier for Ia
coma. ard MeCahe. Haynes and Fessegi
for Portland, each having ere error
The batteries were Andrews and La
mont for Tacoma, and Borchers and Me-
taoe for the visitors. Andrews struck
cut nine msa- gave four men bases on
called balls and made Two Wild pitches.
BorcEerS likewise struck out nine bats
men. allowed two men 10 walk and made
no Wild pitch. on of Andrews the Port
landers secured nine hits. six singles and
three two-baggers. The home team found
Borcners for eleven hits. ten singles and
one double. McCahs caught a fairly clean
game, getting hu. one error and allowing
but one pitched ball 10 pass him. La
mont caught the crowd BY catching three
sensational foul flies. but bad three
passed balls 10 his discredit. His throw
ing 10 bases was quick and clean.
Umpire Mcluenry attracted a great deal
OF attention u himself after the game as
well as while he was the autocrat OF the
Held. He WAS criticised by people in the
audience, who found fault with his de-
eisions and complained because he had
called the game unfinished
The game was begun by Portland scoring
two runs in the first inning Borchers max
ing a two-bagger and Haynes single. An
error by Catcher MeCabe advanced Haynes
10 third. and the result was a pretty pair
Of runs. Clarke and Bender bringing them
in. In the third the visitors again got a
man over the plate. Clarke got first base
by being hit with a pitched ball. and reach
ed second on wild pitch. A passed bsll
allowed him 10 get to thira. and ne scored
on Bender's two-hagger. From this inning
10 the eighth the Portlauders drew blanks.
In the eighth. with two men out. Whit
comb hit for a single. got to second On a
wild pitch. and sprinted TO the plate on q
single made by Clarke.
The home team scored for the first time
In the third inning. with two men out. An
drews reached first on an error of First
Baseman Haynes. stole second. and scored
on Gates single. Gates then stole second.
and beat the returned bail TO the plate af-
ter klieher had made a clean single Work
got A hit Immediately after but Daily end
ed the inning by being thrown out at first.
In the seventh inning the home team made
two more runs. Andrews got 10 first on
an error of Catcher McCabe. and stole Sec
ond Gates. the next man up. hit for
single. sending Andrews to third, and klie-
Der sacrificed, scoring Andrews. Work fol-
lowed with ht and scored Gates. Daily
hit to the pitcher and died at first. and
Green hit for a single Work tried 10 score
on this hit. starting from second. but was
thrown out at the plate from deep left
by Clarke. This ended the run getting on
both sides
From the eighth to the end OF the eIev-
enth. nothing special was done TO arouse
enthusiasm. Neither side got a man as
far as the third base. ard at last Umpire
McInenry called the game. The only dou-
BILE play of the game was made In the sev-
enth by the home team Fessen knocked
a pop fly to Daily at second base. and the
latter caught Borchers at first with a quick
assist.
Score by Innings.
Portland ...... 0 d q o o o.
Tacoma ...... D 0 O O CT