The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-05
.lIE NON N THE Ninth.
-, GAZE or BASEBALL, WITH
~ EXCITING FISfsH.
.e.Ss msPtmaEs Emerges From
4nsf Grass and Makes = PAe-
s. -.al Catek-other Good Pfays
.6.ei score, seattle ., spokane

- kafd hstiins
49,. as.wseE Spokane ard Seattle at
..ss.eso park yesterday afternoon the
..,.~~x.iaS ard scien.ii.o ex.Esit.of
z - ssasun- =.
-. Won out In tho last half OF the
,--s,x the total score being to 4.
.s.hsr was psrfec; and 20 people.
!, chem iaaiss, took advantages Of 1t
s.usa.. 1t Is noticeable that the fair
!. tas.ng great interest In the gainsa
-..ser OF fact. however. baseball Is
100 sasronized IN this city In pro-
-. "a vha. tbs excellsncs OF the play
a..~rxes. Tho Seattle team OF today
-, than chat Of two years ago. 1t
- -. thu aggregation that repre-
- s..tds .n the early part 10 lsso
lesay. , q.
-. raehssk was transferred from right
- - erst RABBIT" Hartmann. the reg
g, ss.ea1s. went TO right and Manager
800 &r.ed his hand behind the bat.
a.,smann played . phenomenal game.
..reaes,ne his ola,n 90 Be considered
q. II ia best players Ia ths league
s..Axr. A not an Adonis by at least
800 Aesfsu Of . right sngled triangle.
~.v..r = Dc one OF those who play 70 the
80, n ia PETE McNabb. yet he -
s.svsualiy popular. with eli cave the op-
s~ sssenssp and the inhsldera He
-. : Vicious bat for q little man
- - vzy tbs bali tears down TO third
. - d enough TO make home crowd
.Ar1k With delight Rabbit was prac-
~..sy Aoxing In hight yesterday afternoon.
.-ii Avn toward center. where the grass
= hssh snd the holes In tbs ground Geep
~.s,ss a. conceal him. B.g Tom Turner.
49, - made two home runs over the
easns naid fence. \ triple. a double and
esswsl sinxses. did rot pay much attef-
- - RABBIT when he came 20
- b IL second. He picked up hand
q q sand Tor luck. scattered 1T around
"A thsn swung on one OF Adams fast
@r,sht balls. As the bat met tho bail
- soand was a. clear as the crack Of
! ship.
sifsa an the fence sure" sald an excited
et.ak In the grand stand. ard IL did look
ekxs var, About tbs time, however,
asExkbsia emerged from the grass and
r0uusneed scouting along well up to
- fenee It was q ten 10 one shot he
svaId no, touch the bail. but just as IL
nnmfd certain 20 pass over k'S head, he
Aorsd up his left hand within two feet
q tss fenca and pulled down the bail.
~ crowd was simply paralyzed for .
~ moments. but when IL did come 10
nere was q racket that could DO heard
Re blocks.
faYner looked AT Rabbit" AZ much ~
Any: well, III be ---," and sat down.
&vas tase or robbiIg q bassman OF q
Asn,ifel h.t by phenomenai fielding.
forhsts played fine game at drst &C
steys.ng 1sssffean chances without an error.
He Wa also equal TO tho occasion In the
elnth Inning when ths score was . tie
sss ens man out. Catching sharp out
survs squareiy on his bat he landed 1t
b sscrt right for q ssnsls and when
Darby pitched low bali that struck the
ground IN front Of Blonde he was at
eeconi Rand drove hair raising ground
= rear second that Msrshan reached on
Ne run but could not handle and Corbett
Erased the hons plate with thu winning
In Manager DugdaIe caught IN his old
ems Washington form. and President
posis who witnessed the game from the
Cssa STAND, was so elated that he came
Der swallowing his cigar. After the game
be told Dugdale that he believed he was
iCsw!ax younger every day and would
yfavs 10 set In the game regularly. Dug
se4s allowed one ball 10 get away from
Mn that was very costly. 1t was IN thu
egath inning. Two men were cut, one
ess scored. and ons ,ssan on the bases
skxy smashed the ball 20 left for a
etan single ans Gatxnnitz. the old ''P.-I"
esss easeuan. Returned 10 beautifully 70
las homs piate II came into Dugdale's
seasas On the first bound IN tins Co re-
gV ne runner. Somehow or other Il
sounded away from him and the runner
eaesea. A few minutes later Dugdaie hafe
snsther opportunity 20 handle a ball from
s9s and the way he squeezed IL ana
ss2rsd Il on the runner was q caution.
~ error was enough for the hrstiing
esaager OF the Seattle team
Aesrns. the tall. long gearei pitcher of
~ zeal team. WIS in great form He
va quick out-shoot and a high neck
sdr OF the in~shoot variety. Hc had
Ias q them up hs sleeys and with the
1eessios ~ tho eighth inning was sn
a'sno 10 the opposing tatsnen- In FIVE
s-ass only seventeen men went 20 bat.
e showed wondeEtui imyrovemeht In
sAsas his position. Hls support was OF
fisefse kinsi, some oe ths stope and
IsNs 90 che lnAeld.rs being "a clean cut
80 eIcS az could hos imagined. An
Na accepted elk chances st second
saoss an error. one etop was really O
ssFA although q. pa.~sed annos,cesi. Tho
was III Midway between frs. ara
se. A. Asdsrecn rsaal.<d Is, IL struc X
80 eAi ssc1e ard Took ore &C those ugly