The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-15
k Of THE SEASON.
1913 sAsEsaIL o1rn ENJOYS
- wsTn a PICKED NINE.


4nu-niss 10 ave 10 '.oas shot" IN
variance, Jet that Is what the
s-e.ew. ~ to . strosg picked tenn.
..s~,6ae6 by Manager DugdaIs bshind
~ - - Blondo In the box. at the Z.
q 7 = ask3etic park yesterday afternoon.
tks fsrst time Manager Dugdaie
- % s.porsunsty TO get fair the on
49, - &fha viii represenE Seattle in the
- hassssii var with Tacoma. Port
I.szS.a apOxaas. When IL was a, over
g snred whether he had been en-
base5ais cams or . Turkish
,rkAmrexls Is inclined 10 be portiy. but
" Suiue the busting Characteristics OF
sruSuyg BIZ Joyce. Of New York, and
49, 4 zee a game move along iiks a
S-16S eIkctr.a car making up time. In
- 1S1oetor to mold yeglerday's game
- 80 IDEAS, and keep his eyes out
~ - oosnte and faults In the candi-
~ - POSITIONS, he psrspired In much
~ - manner that Qfffcef Bates did
80 Ms trying to persuade refTac-
- ~ sci eH the grass IN Pioneer
~ - 6nbie that Manager Dugdale VIII
-, n4lt down into condition, 10 that
80 naEd In the game IL any Of
~ wcs1 ara crippled. He is q fine
$500 - possessed Of good Judgment.
ut tis throwing to bases 1t II raIhsr
sefI1b naks predictions. His influence
D n;esan In the way OF holding It to-
esdl6 = critical points esight TO be sx-
Y1uoay uas ia first time In two years
skst - pus on hts baseball togs. bird
eons ~ biz NIT. The mitt made him
III II ~ days OF 1885, when he caught
&c. - lin whitney. ~ swift pitcher
s - nysd. seventeen straight games
sith 6uuaat gspves. Dugdais has been one
II ~ most noted haekstoas in the coun-
~. TT With IN eye to business he has
eetn1 - much - possible from active
txyng md followed the example OF Jim
oRow1e, formerly Of New York, Ed
0Aslons - Detregf. and other players OF
batlenat reputation. in taking the manage
HenI ef . team.
fnm yestssday's game Manager Dug
A. has reason To anticipate good work
&em NJ infleld. AndeFDon AZ second. Page
q Mt Dea At third and Murphy at first
81 I'D clean vgrk Notwithstanding that
~ 1puund n rough. The game was not
80 stature that aaoried an opportunity
. 0dge OF the abiEty Of thu outfielders.
Ad1n and Hartman showed up wen an
mttsfy. The former Is \ tall, lean. but
VII hdsidnal. who has parcel OF good
easvo - considerable speed. Hartmann
= hsDeHng backstop. free from grand
fsr61fe.
n picked team contained come xsn-
snsvn heai men. such an Duugherty and
1soeao. Who were In their glory when
snes hny Belond WAS IN baseball
Ef tan, MINES ana money. Maher, i'm
sxN M an old-time player FREE.
- Was In center field The sharp
saa.o tho regulars ard the clever
Adams was too much for ths
I'm to buck against. The best
o. &c game, however, was mada ~,
sny Duliene. Martin end Douehertv.
e. = me picked team. A long Nv was
~ left field. Buiiene made a nrrtlv
cafch. lined the bali into Martin
eu who passed It across the dta-
- e Dougherty at firse in time 10 make
49, 49, Play. The lW spectators present
seeaneed vigorously.
~ three innings the ptckea sear, ma.
: s2sndid night: then the regulars eos <n
Nn1o0s curves and noked them o,,
- evr the ini.eiders heads. Five IN
-. - leafsh. six in the fifth. four I'm the
~. 49, u In thu seventh and FIVE In the
49, - tod the story. Meanwhile. the rag.
up their good fielding, allow
taef opponent only saree runs.
aNe-ur and batting order Of tha
~ - vas as follows: Anderson. Sec
- *e: Page. shortssop: Dea. third
aurphy. first base: Rlondo. LETT field .
sane, right field: Rars. center nsrd.
- am. catcher: Adams. pitcher.
-. - makeup and batting order Of IN.
/ ~ go. cam Was ss follows: Darnerl. Sec
S...ss and catcher: Bicndo. pitcher.
- thorsstop: Sterling. third base
"a . osn.eF held: Dougherty. ars, base
-. ss. base: Maher. right field: Dug
- s' ana hrst base; Builene, LETT
eeors BY snninrx.