The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-22

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YESTERDAYS GAME A CORK
En- "A FIGHT ENLivEks
THINGS

THINGS
The largest crowd that ever at
tended a ball game In Seattle. or In
any city Of the Pacific Northwest
League saw nngdale's pets give the
Butte nine great and glorious
drubblng al Athletic park yesterday
afternoon. These few Who actually
saw the game say that with the ex-
Seption OF the sixth inning Il was an
excellent contest. There were about
see0 people who only caught chance
elanees OF the game ami cannos
be sure. There we're fully 1900 peo-
pie in the grand stand. bleaehers and
on the field There were nearly a.
many standing up on the GROUNDS as
were seated. Every time ball was
hit . bowling mob ran out on the
field. and only a few could see what
was going on The seethinE mass OF
humanity actually covered tho q u
tire field at times
a pisarseefui Row
When Mcintyre Of Butte and BIN
Hurley of Seattle became involved
An dksgTacef1l fight In the third In
ming the diamond Was covered With
people Excited men. women and
children were everywhere Mcintyre
Both men were running toward the
bag. and bumped into each other.
Mcintyre spiked Hurley and then
made a Iunge at him Hurley, who
r. about half the size OF the Butte
man. began fighting He had The ball
In his hand. and struck AcIntyre IN
the face. Whether Hurley struck the.
Butte man with the ball II not known
hut IL WAS a bad mix-up- Mcintyfes
face was badly cut and bruised. Both
men were ruled off and fined BY I'm
rtre Colgan. First Baseman Hurley
OF Seattle has been at the bottom OF
aim1ist every fight or row that has
happened on the Seattle grounds this
year He Il an excellent bail player,
and there isn't man IN the league
who can cover the initial bag ar ne
can However. the trouble he caus-
e. ON the grounds at nearly every
game would warrant severe eensurc-
II II probable that President Lucas
Of the league will investigate the
matter He was IN attendance. but
like many others could see very little
Of what was actually going on
Under ordinary conditions the local
team would have shut out the team
from Montana As Il Was the score
stood to 2 ia favor Of the locals AZ
the end OF the match. Jesse Stovai
was In the box for Seattle. ana the
Butte miners couldn't find him at All.
During the whole nine innings only
two hits we're secured off his deiiN-
cry. He pitched a great game ana
well deserved the collection thst ne
received from the fans At the close
Of the game. StovalI has pitched
three games OF this series. and ali
have been a credit to him. The game
last Thursday was the only one that
was lost, and then he was not 20
blame. Roach was on the slab for
Butte. and was touched up for eight
hita. Several were long flies that IN
der ordinary circumstances would
have been outs. When they went In
the crowd. however. they were good
for two bases
They Are Of
Huien He'd off IN the first inning
with a run for the home team. He
hit for two bases. and was pushed
around the diamond by good stick
work. In the third the home team
got another run from Stovalfs two
eacker and Rabbits hit. II vas not
nutII the last part Of the sixth, how
eyer, that the big balloon went up
Then Duedaiefs team ran Up seven
runs. and the score at the end OF the
inning was 70 0 in favor Of the sc-
effle boys There was nix-up ~
tlfe. errors. bases or balls and poor
rslavfnQ in general. The seven scores
was the result. In the seventh the
Butte team scored once. and again
FL the eighth After that all was
nufef, and the game ended with Sc
attic far n the lead
Helena Tomorrow
The Helena team win arrive In the
city tonight. and vii open series
AZ Athletic park tomorrow afternoon.
The Helena team Is composed OF good
men. and the fight with the local
bunch Is expected 70 be n hot one.
Portland 2. Tacoma
PORTLAND. Sept. z2.--By a score
Of 2 10 / the local team put II over
the Tigers from Tacoma yesterday.
A second game was attempted, but
nn account OF darkness 1t WAS called
off.
Spokane 8. Helena 4
SPOKANE. sept. z2.-The Helena
rnen couldn't hit Pfeiater yesterday.
ann the result was the Montana team
Ionf out to the locals BY score Of 6