The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-02
SEATTLE
A LEADER
Home Boys Win Another
Game From Helena
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The third game Of the Helena-se-
attic baseball series. now being play
ed at Athletic Park, resulted in a
victory for the home team yester-
day afternoon. Jack FIannsry's
Senators weren't In IL with Dug
dals's boys, and the natural result
was they Lost. Until the ninth In
ming the visitors were shut out. but
a Wild throw BY Gus Klopf. handled
poorly By Hurley resulted IN two
runs for the Montana players. With
The exception OF this break. the
game was almost erroriess az far as
the home team was concerned.
Big Jim" Wigs, Helena's six
foot pitcher who put fear into the
hearts Of tbs Seattle boys AZ the
opening game, fell an easy mark 70
those same players yesterday. Wigs
s. a good pitcher. Nobody has ever
disputed that: but FIannery win
have 10 learn that one twirler won't
DO for a professional ball game.
Helena may have more. but they
have not yet been put forth Wigs
" certainly their malustay. but he
isn't the kind Of a man that can
pitch every day. lie was batted all
over the field BY the Seattle team
yesterday, and seemed 10 have alto
Eether lost his speed. Duedale's
lads landed on him for hits fifteen
times. Five of them were tvo-baE-
gers, and one. pounded By Boadie,
was good for three cushions. Al
though hit hard, Wigs had very
good control.
stsvall's Coed Work
StOval. for Seattle, was In the
game from tho start. and was In bfs
usual good f0rn. Prifr 10 the ninth
inning FIVE scattered hits were made
on him. u che ninth there we're
three alone. making total on eight
just ten seconds after the cali ~
time "sapno' Dalrympls saw ball
sailing over his head. He Enlightened
out his Elk feet ~ height. but the
sphere was too high. While OAR
was doing aIi this scnaner. the Hell
ena first bagemau, was making hia
way as fast as possible around the
diamond. WhcQ the ban had been
returned 70 its original position in
the pitchers hand the runner had
reached the second bag "Whiak-
ers," the baseball cage. was "agre F"
'Whiskers" .s lust Gore" when the
other team makes "a good play. as
he - sure 20 occupy "a front seat ia
the grand stand whenever there u
q ball game on. shaRer was on the
bases when IN. inning ended. So all
was well. The next three 0attera
went out 80 order Seattle managed
40 get two men on bases iu their
half u the inning but also failed n
score. in the second both teams
made q double play. stanley and
Hurley caught "a couple of Helena
men al second and third and the
same trick was turned on two oi
IJuRdale's men hy Flannery, People,
and shaRer. ~ the visiting nine.
Game GOss On
The third inning was uneventfu
for both teams. Hurlburt walked ia
the fourth and was forced out al
second BY Stanley. Dalrymple Sin
gled ana both were brought hons
81 urOadie's two Dagger Klopi
famed and stovoii died game al
FIRST. Three tw0-ba ggers and cou
Die Of singles in the hfth netted Se-
attic four more runs. Things were
quiet 10 the sixth but Seattle came
up with four more runs in the sew
enth. -Four singles an error and q
three-base bit did the work that
Gnasd the music for the home boys