The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-29
III HIlH IN THE RAIN
~wo urss TO ss0kAxEss ONE
~nrS GAME WAS CALLED.
s..s.xs 81 Clever Hat Unexeitfng
..eesalS-ssHaacky- Hiaes n Re-
....e< ~ Manager work ma
80. Last~r's Face for Revenge.

..., rsxpatch 10 the Post-Inteliigencer.
~scoxA. Nay gs-The hone team won
ss.sr sss-1 game agaifzt the Spcka0e nine
- today By score o. 10 ]. but SIX In
..-rs constituting the battle. Tie weather
/ =. slavery. ard when. In the last half Of
:. s<ssnsh. the rain began to fall il sheets,
s-ssrs o,rooss called the game. with the
-. 10 In favor OF Tacoma.
go ssergetlc and by no means slow work
= r.;rnsr Hines was missing In the game
..x.x 'sfIgncky'' L. destined no more 10
.rasate behind the bat for the Tacoma
1..n Tha rev ne had with Umpire O'Toole
ARG sse game Of Thursday resulted in
u1xaser Work and Hines coming together.
~ row Hines is released ard Mr. Work
!. sufssng a badly battered face that pre-
vruss hin from taking an active interest
3 ~ team.
re makeup CO the be<ne team was
,ssaxed SIS result OF Hines retirement
eaesE. who had played first base. failed TO
sesu ~. and r. Hayerty was selected to
mvs, tie initial bag instead. Tise Lyons
~ pu. at slso-tstop instead OF Rleber.
-, vent behind The Saf. Andrews played
Srn,sr fs.d and played It well. Daily COW
2 he team was new. Manager Work he'd
iesn the Sench Throughout. the game on
eeoeasi Of als bruises. resulting from his
essrasi< wish Catcher Hines. who viewed
a. ssns from the grand stand. The stand
tx iske at tire end Of the game was that
xuk. telng Off the diamond. the team
0sss rlr.
M batteries were Rush and Kelly. for
- yiktors. and Con and khebsr for Ia
cGA Con was IS Wild as usasl. allow
q eight men 10 take their time getting
: he FIRST bag. He struck out four men
Ning the game. and held the viAtors
I'm 70 two hits Oae made by Kelly and
y oher By Marshall. both angiaA Ono
"a Pitch was aii thar Cot .mAAe, ana on
= shois his work wa satisfactory. Klie-
! = made . his NTH he mSek. and played
! I eed game thyeuSbsut flfs tiro&lng -
nuend being Q feature OF ha day behind
| = hat.
Pitcher Rush showed up for tina frse
| sA here. and did . fair day's work, ev-
&sYshiax considered. He was touched up
n two hits. ohe two-baxger w Daily
Y 4 single mado by Pitcher Gofr. He
- too wild 10 % fully effective, end NIX
6finn took FIRST base tn front Of him on
Ned haliA
N error column showed I'D in favor Of
" homo team. Gtoticr. at third. made
n oaly ono for his team. BY q wild throw
! arH. Otherwise his Unfolding and 9th.
Z work was good. For Spokane. Smper.
hird. scored two errors one an mex
enhe tumble and the second baby throw
> frt base. Turner. at first. made an
eaaward. amateur error In dropping a
4prn ball. Theys constituted the errors
| = tbs visiting team.
ne game was not particularly exciting,
n xas cleyerly handled on both sideA
Hsseats. who covered first for Tacoma,
~ chosen AZ the las. minute. and made a
ta1eedly good impression. His eslck work
~ encouraging alD. and at three tlmes
y AT he went out on long flies to out
~
Ia he first half OF the seventh inning
unsaa o Toole was called upon for a close
tss5esa tina, raised a howl. Kiieber Was
ca slHA and Andrews on first base. with
Lyons u Dat. First Baseman Turner had
tbs ban and Klieaer tried to- steal the
pate. Tuner threw the bali to Catcher
Kelly. and b 80 doing hit Lyons. When
;as bah ief, bis hands. Andrews stole sec
enr. UupIre 0'Tooie declared Nlieber out
end sent Andrews back To first. This IN
mig did NOT ocun. In the game. but tia
tsc!kon vas found fault with.
Toe Tsooma-Spokana series viii close
hrs tosnsfrow. Monday. Decoration day.
sse Portland team will try conclusions with
ias home nine In both morning and after
toca games. These games are transferred
Fan Portland at the request OF the Port
and management.
tsr Uuas Sa