The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-10
Seattle Tries TO Beat Tacoma or
Home Stretch.
BUT THE SCORE STANDS rs.
n II q tame of Mixed Q1aHsy,
ss>A ,.a fssS-lw~k Plays nm Inn
-noVsans rars-inetaenfs Ahownd-
with the Bases Fall Three Seattle
Fov~tng I'm Three successive Rans

Seattle made a great Azfsi yesterday af-
ser-oon al the Athletic park 10 beat Ia
coma out al ;ae wire in tho ninth inning
but the task wa too much and sac went
down 20 me tgHe Of IS
n was one OF fnose games in waich the
bad ard good were well mixed Some plays
were singed with yellow. few spanked
with brillssncy and many we're Of the orSs-
nary SER Tacoma won the game on It's
merits. Eait at the sam. time no one can
saiu~ay the statement that luck was with
her from frat 10 last Four tines she
doubled up Seattle. spelling splendid open
ina fer run. Seattle had eleven men left
on bases, while Tacoma had orig i've.
Elgaf out OF TacoSna's elss%n hifs were
factors IN scoring runs. while seven cut
of sea.,ie's nine counted for absolutely
nothing.
Seattle scored three runs in the eighth In
ming and nearly tied the score. under cir
curnstzncae that viii hardly be duplicated
again this season. Goff had been getting
Wild slowly. but surely. from the fourth
tnnsng The eighth witnessed him paw the
air 30 TO speak az II his guy ropee had
been cut. He sent Corbets and Hartmann
70 nrys on balls. Ganmnitz did his best 10
help matters along. but followed the gem
erai rule OF the game and planked fy
into Laws hands. Encouraged by this piece
OF good inck C;ofy struck out Murphy.
With two out ard two men on bases. Com
lost hts nerve again when Dugdale came to
tho bat A magnificent bouquet In the
ahape Of four balls allowed Dugdsls TO oe-
cupy first without the expenditure OF nsr-
vous energy sufficient TO Transport his
goodiy frame 20 arst At express train speed.
The bases were now full and two men out.
Anderson was at the bat. He waited for
q good one and he soon got IT, right on the
leg This forced a run in. and Capt klie-
her o. " that something must he done or
Seattle would pull the game out Con was
cent TO the bench and Andrews. the speedy
young man took his place. Imagine Capt
Kietb<r's dtsrnay when Andrews promptly
planted one OF his iushoois against Rands
anatomy, forcing In the second run. The
crowd went wild with enshusasm. while
Andrews and the captain Of the ship dis
rs,ssAd the situation. Their plans operated
sosaefhins like those Of the board OF STRAIT
egy nj washington. I. q. Andrews retarn-
ed 10 the box and hit Page. forcing In an
other rvn. seattIe'a chances were grow
ing brighter hut Dssa snuffed them by Civ
Page a, second on a forced out. conlRsky
brought the bah down on the big snortstop
after the fashion Of driving spikes. which
PRODUCED a condition Of affairs similar 10
the arss round OF tragedy.
n will be noticed tina, Seattle sent nine
men TO bat. scored three runs and yet did
not make q single hit Many games VIII
he played before three runs are again
forced In by hatsnen being hit By pitched
baila
The manner In which Seattle scored enc
run I'm the fifth was amusing To every enc
except the Tacoma players. especially
pitcher t;ofY The bases were full. with one
man out Page lifted a ny into right,
which Green caught and returned To Con.
IN time 20 proven. runs being scored. Page,
however kept 81 running around tho
has~e and Gen. becoming confused. threw
tho ball over second base. allowing Muir
ply to score from third.
Tho only other run that Seattle got was
In the fourth when Page hit 10 short lett
well over toward the center. Gates played
hide and seek With the bali. allowing Pase
70 reach second pea hit To right ana
refora Green could pick the ball cut from
the hills and valleys PasS had scored.
The history Of the two innings that re-
suited In srattie's defeat is lilled with
hard knocks II Manager ppgdale's Den
had been mounted on causes they could
not have stemmed the tae. Every time
Tacoma man whacked the ball Il struck
the hard ran-baked ground Ike a tor
pedo and bounded most anywhere bur
su,o a felders hands Add "a this few
hair-raislns errors and the story Of k'stb-
eys vletory over nugdale's aeet =
summed np Law. the Indian pitcher. wht
IL playing center Geld. started the cannon
aiding lie caught AnGerson's first tor
psie On the seam and exploded B, IN left
fela close 70 the tine Tor q $Ingie Green
smuiaied his example. Rat Exam csaii
rot get the ysht elevation fer his bomb
ard e fell ir,c Pages ret After two
strikes Stetier t:lsa 81 run the blockade
With low one hut g ran tnto Pages
masked battery ard was turned or 70
Rand nj seea7a. d.ss0s5ng ~ Green on
pafoie Rand was Aaxtous 70 disable
Stcster hu; threN iaw 20 nrzt and Law
scored WITH two ogl Ges lssvsl rae fn;-
,tneatlon IN rlsit and before NarE,hy re-
covered from tie shock S}otcr bad scored
and cor wens 80 seecn8 Gates hI. safely
ever secend. A nsemeHf later Ne was
caught h%sw~rn fret avd sfcesd on =
thrown from Hartmann 20 paEa. wAo VAS
close IL hack - .Ae rltcfr- pRgr threw
aide Fiase range se F};k8ate ans before
tAe bal WAS recovered Stetj.r hta scorc
aad Ge9 Nas sefe ~ second Gates drovA
the ISL YeesHly over second ana lfo~
scored hle.t%f pre,orSs3 the agony ~
uaak ta& A. shl, 20 .est u Nfcn allowed
Gates Ia .rass tie home plate. NNr5er.
t'se new catcher ppHs' area SeAttle's De-
fsnae To- are credit so iori hgjnE'uS -
kst'a~r. Cena'nFks the = rth nan an,
'et stSwa an ghe eAne ss,a&-aK ID the srst
heavy engagement 81 he wAg vas II an
efst Tacoma ss}rssbt5 ~ 9.fa ard rossuA
that she bal SAfNerci IN axe prisoners
~ SIX fsl'Euz scots
NJ; .atsaea Mir hef destructive AK
in 10 second @ae ~cH3 a. Il aEa5a .t 80
tS'ra Cree, drove ANt stes.n3ar 20 vEht,
ever roaxh erouH& Bza8 cass.a rot han
81 Il p .i0r e. So, Ais nss1 Teen Fsa9
rat thr hs.' eter fSe farre fax = asasY-s ra-.
rot neo~e ;haa f>us Fee 'nssle re soas
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