The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-12
AB9THER MARION ESCAPE.
TACOMA TEAM LEADS SEATTLE
FOR EIGHT INNINGS.
laws Pitching IL PuxHtfng ana Net
o Score Has Been Made. Shea .
Bsaeeu. DiE Arises ssd Things

THE sxsui warwlspsp q tas grand stand
ard b.eachess' roofing sszScaatsor VA
respyuslbse fg great MEASURE for SO
tia Victory over shs TAe0rn. ball sosErrs
ye~tsraay afssrmoon at sse Athletic park
TIE score was : % :. bat wishcu, the war
pain. 1, wossla probably have been 10 0
or To IN TsceT.&'s favor.
Law. ffis Indian pitcher from ths tribe
Of the Ptsyai.urs. had allowed Seattle only
ore his up 10 the time two men were cut m
the eighth inning HIS speed had heea
terrific and bis curves ire kingsegi - tsc
ktnky T'2cofra hzd .sored three rims s-s
In the fifth on a single By Ccrnssksy. a
sacrifice by Andrews. an error by rage
ard 8. hard drive ny Kiether. and oae 70
the ~svszih on Cafn.skevT second single.
Ande,sosl's tumble VI Laws gfoandsr and
Q passed bah.
II looked as Il the dark clouds which
hung fAreatenlngiy over the park had a
special signiEcance, Dat f5s Httls crowd OF
s.sans'' 81 the grand stand and 6seAcheEs
world 10, have II shat way. They real
fxsd tfsr something must be done, aud
quickly. too. Tam H. A. Chadwick gave
. regular Cs9ma3che yell waiea tore seven
shinrles % the roof q the grand stand
school. Dave Lsrimsr replied with Pinte
sarssk that rnatls the branches OF tAe sag
fir trees on the side srenabte. and then Van
wyekoY responded from the blearhers
with siwazh battlccTy. The blood -curd-
nng yeiIs seat terror to the heart Of the
lone Indian Ia Tie box. He thought the
united tribes were after hts scalp. and
commenced paving the air" Corbett,
Daa ard Adams. armed with big clubs.
e4ar HaFs a
center. when the roar subsiGed ard tho
battlefield was cleared. - was found that
two Seattle warriors had crossed the
coveted nHe.
Silence fell on tbs Indians as Tacoma
went To the front for the last OF the
elehth. Merton drove a screechss st iasiky
Adams. who stumbled. then recovering.
grabbed the bali and raced 10 first ahead
OF the runner. Anderson put on more
steam and struck s'ugger Exam out for
the third time in the @am.. Green fell a
victim 10 three fast ones, and Seattle came
In 70 do or die. One TO tie and more TO
w.n" stsyieked the 'rooters'' BloHao
went out on long fly TO Andrews. and
for a moment the racket ceased. "We're
lost IL we let up was the cry. Again the
war whoops were heard. and Anderson
helped matters along BY safe drive along
the left iine.
nATlEiin &AaSH~d the bal! over second
The bowling increased. Anderson stole
third and Hartman went 10 second Rand
put up a fly that Green captured. The
yelling subsidized for a moment. but coon
wac az fierce as ever. The Indian pitcher
was ratified Finally he got a good one
ovsr the plate and Page caught IL fair ana
square on his bat Away went the ball
far dawn the field between cente. and left.
Gates and Andrews were after Il ike
epr.nters. but Il rolled and bounded in a
tanfaiixing fnanneT Anderson was across
sho plate. then came Hartman, and be-
fore the BAH was at the plate Page had
made tho circuit OF tho bases Three runs
IN. score to IN favor OF Seattle Il
sesnsed as II 70 e people we're in the park
The din was terrific.
Tacoma made a great effort TO retrieve
fw fortune in the last half, bat after
getting the first man 10 second. tile next
three vert OUT In order Once more Seat
tie had won I'm the ninth
Anderson pitched N splendid game for
Seattle striking out ten man While II Is
irse tha; Law lost n great pitchers ror-
test by becoming ratified. the FACT remains
that he Is one Of the best pitchers Ia the
league.
Gates played n phenomenal game in lef.
repeating his throw OF Friday to fsrxs base
Tor a double. cofnskey and Rand py1f IN
good garnes at second. Corhsit ana Gaurn-
nifs eacE made good catches in tho field
Comiskcy and Page led 81 the bat, The
score: