The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-04
PLAYED YELLOW BALL.
Portland Wins i'm u Game Replete
With Errors aud Poor Work.

fOftIauu W ms IN - HNCPACtC
With Errors and Poor Work.
Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteligencer.
| TACOMA. June S.-Portiands aggrega-
| ton of ball tossers today showed up TO as
poor advantage as they did in good form
| yesterday, ana the Tacoma team was not
! far behind them as 10 ''yellowish'' work.
! The game was w,n by Portland by a
| score of 10 10 5. and from start to finish
was lacking in ginger, resiete with errors
| and generally non-inieresting.
| Ladies day was celebrated by a big
! turnout OF the gentler sex, but they re-
/ ceiyed poor returns for their trouble and
time in attending.
| The game was opened with Golf and
! Andrews as the battery for Tacoma. but
/ as in a previous same. tSof fell down,
/ and in the second lpling he was retired
! in favor of Co,niflskF. While in the box
| Goff allowed three lr9 to walk 10 first
| and made iae2 Oie error to add
| TO the reasons for MS removal from the
| box. Cominsky was not bowling sue
| cess either. although he was an Improve
| ment over Golf. He was found for eleven
| hits In the seven fun innings in which he
| officiated, allowed one ba,smaa TO walk.
| and struck out but one man. One wild
| pitch and one batsman hit by a pitched
ball were scored against him. Andrews
work behind the bat was not clean. Three
passed balls that he trotted after were
costly, and he lacked on several occasions
| when a little energy would have looked
Well, even though IL might not have cut
off runs.
For Portland Haynes was in the box,
with McCabe behind the bat. Haynes was
touched up for eight hits, gave three bats
men bases on called balls. and managed
TO strike out but one batter. His wild
pitching resulted in two batsmen being
struck with the ball, and two Of the
pitched balls getting past McCahe. His
x-.rlr to a
by McCabe, who caught a fairly good
game throughout.
Tacoma went 10 bat with Gates first up.
He struck for a single. and kleiber. VINO
followed, sacrificed him 10 second, and
Work brought him over the plate with n
two Dagger. Daily flew out to center. and
Green got to first by being struck with
pitched ball, Eagan was thrown out at
first by Shortsfop Hopkins. The home
team did not score again until the eighth
inning. when Kleiber. first up. walked to
first. Work got to first on an error of
Hopkins, forcing kleiber 20 second. Daily
also reached first by weak error on the
part of Hopkins. and then Kleiber and
Work scored on an error Of Catcher Me
Cabe's. Green had batted the ball 10 the
infield and Second Baseman Bender threw
II home to cut OF kieiher. Here is where
McCabe fell down. and while he was
chasing the muffed ball Work also trotted
over the plate. Pitcher Haynes ran to
the plate, and when McCabe did finally
get his hands the ball and threw 1t
to cut off Daily, who had sprinted from
first. Haynes failed TO hold the bail and
Daily scored.
AL this time Green, who had reached
first by fieiders choice. continued to use
his legs. He was getting along very nice
Iy. too when Shortstop Hopkins picked
up the ball muffed by Haynes and threw
out Green at third. Pagan, next up. hit
for a single, and Stotler hit TO short who
cut Eagan off at second. Andrews was
hit by a pitched ball. and Cominsky re-
tired the side by an easy drive TO Pitcher
Haynes, who threw him out at first
In the ninth kleiber and Work brought
in two more runs for the home team after
Gates had been put out AZ second. The
former reached first on an error OF Ben
der, and was brought home by Works
three-hagger. Work then scored on Dali
ly's single. Green reached first on II sin
gle, Eagan flew out to center and Stotler
died on foul fly captured by the third
baseman.
The visitors scored In the first. second
fourth. sixth and eighth innings. piling up
a total of ten runs. In the FIRST, without a
hit, they got two runs. Clarke, first up.
walked was advanced to second by Hop
kins sacrifice reached third on a wild
pitch and scored on passed ball. Haynes
reached first by f3eldcr's choice. found sec
ond on an error by Con-, stole third. and
scored on Renders hit. Borchers died at
first. and Fersell was caught at second.
after walking 10 the initial bag.
In the second McCabe went out at first
by the pitchers assist. Whitcoma walk
ed to first and reached third on Clarke's
single. Hopkins few ont to left field and
Clarke AMI Whitcomb scored on a single
by Haynes. Bender then famed, retiring
the side.
After scoring one run In the fourth. the
visitors piled up three runs In the sixth.
Clarke had walked and sprinted TO third
on Hopkins two-baRgcr. and both scored
on a double made by Haynes. Haynes
then stole third and scored en- a Wild
pitch and Bender BoTchers ard FerselI
went out In one-fwo-thre. order
I'm the eighth Hopkins, first up. died at
first. with the assistance of Second Base
man Daily. Haynes hit for a single, stole
second and scored Bendcr's two-bag-
ger. Rorchers then followed with two
baEger. scoring Bender. and Fsrseli fol-
lowed with 81 single. advancing Borchers
to third Gadke flied out to Pitcher Com
insky and McCaoe was thrown out al first
by Third Baseman St0tler.
The errors for Tacoma were three d.
vided between Goff, Daily and Klelber
Portland piled up six errors, Hopkins
making two and FerseII. Haynes. MeCabe
and Bender one each. Score:
IT,, r. H. L;
Portland O.. o.. -,... ..-....... - II 6
Batteries-Gof Comnsky and Andrews;
Haynes and Mccabe. Umpire Mcinenry
score by Innings.
Portland 900 &C.,. o 10
Tacoma III D o . 0 2 Is
Catcher Norton. from 81. Paul. IL due 10
arrive here tomorrow. Ha IL engaged to
play first and don me mask for the Taco
ma team. and wl.. make MS first apueIr-
ance neat week.
tonntY Officers 10 play ball