The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-02
LOST BY TACOMA'S TW|RLER.
PORTLAND WON YESTERDAY ny A
SCORE Oh 3 TO 1.
Con Gave Four Webfooters First ~
the Opening Inning and Law
Could Not Overcome the Lead--
Otherwise Game Was Errorless.

special Dispatch to the Post-Tnte,llgeueeT
TACOMA. June 1.-Portlaud's baseball
team won It's first game on the Sound
today by defeating the Tacoma nine with
score OF 10 l. Pitcher Gon, OF the
home team. really lost the game and tlld
II All in part OF the first inning wle., tina
visitors went TO bat.
Clark, the first batter up. walked ae-
ter four VIII balls had been called Hop
kins followed suit, and 70 make the mss-
ter more interesting Hayes and Bender
I'D likewise, forcing Clark over the plate
ny this time Manager Work had tired os
the monotony OF Gofys delivery and s1h-
stituted Frank Law, the Payallup Indian.
Boreherr. the first man 10 face Law
made a MT and brought i'm HOPKINS ana
Haynes. A passed bail BIZ Andrews i'm
BENDER over the pate before the side was
retired. giving the Visitors four runs 70
start with.
But two more hits were made In the
game by the visitors. a double BY Boz
cheers and q single by Fezseu Tness
were In the Third inning and brought Ben
der over the plate for the nth and lnSs
run made In the game. he having reached
first on an error made NY stotier.
Law pitched a gilt-edgc game. although
he struck out bat ore bstsnasn. He al
lowed on,y enc man 10 reach arst on
called balls made four as@isfs and field
Ell HIS position exeeilentiy throughout the
game. Andrews ie, but one bail get
PAST hin, and played a eiesn game
Haynes and sccabe were the battery
for Portland, The Taeonms found Havnevs
for four hits. swe singles by KlleFcr ana
Work snd NO two~ba greTs made IVY
Daily. Haynes struck cat eight men and
allowed lire 20 walk 70 fiTsf base He
had two wi.d pitches scored against him.
McCabe caught IS fairly good aame
throwing well 10 second ana third hasea
on each OCCASION catching baEerunner
McCabe's game cos, him g. I'm the third
inning al the hands Of Umpire McInerry
Mccabe, who was at bat kicked a bat
seSi ball that had fallen fair So his fest.
Tho umpire declared tbs natsman ont. ana
the latter concluded 20 arwue the case, re-
au,t.nr IN q fine 90 g.. SECOND 'tfnnr.r@'
feature occurred ia the fosirth. a Port
land player had struck u long Is which
Catcher Andrews started after. Players
on the bench yelled ri the catcher pre-
biy 20 interfere with hts Besdlng ths
ball ard the umpire declared the batter
cat.
TacaTna's only scors was made IN ths
second inning by Pagan He had reached
FIRST or csfied balls wEs forced TO sAr-
oud by StGsseT's walking and stole THIRD
with long s!sde. He thsn scored on =
passed hail by AeCab~. From this play 70
thu sna 81 the game tire home team
failed 20 get further than TIE third bag
From ths third inning Portland iskesise
drew blanks and bat for the uniuekv
first inning. IN which Cor pitched. me
game soule have been clean throughout
TaeoTna's errors were confined 70 Catch.
er Andrews ard Third Bar@aaAn ssotIn~.
TIE visitors played srroFiess gams.
score by fsnfngs.
Portland 80. .....s o . o 0.-s
Tacoma - ... 0 / Q o o e--t