The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
SEALS ARE STUBBORN BUT SIWASF1ES WIN IN lot
SIEBOLD
BESTS
COUCH
IN DUEL

The little hurier. who has been
doing relief hurting for the past few
weeks. was called upon yesterday
TO mount the hill when H.
Gardner couldn't take his turn be
cause OF a bad cold
And Socks" pitched such a fine
brand Of dccelvers that he turned
back the San Francisco Seals. who
were mighty stubborn. by s;o-,
count The Golden Gate visitors
made the Eiwashes work overtime.
and II was siebold's pinch blow In
the 10th that turned the tide and
brought homo the pork and beans
for the home club In the first tit
OF the serieA
HOW THEY
WON 1T
with the count tied IN the iotA,
Rod Murphy busted a single 10
right and Bill stumph sacrificed him
along. Jack Adams famed, and
then Socks" stepped 10 the plate.
All the little fellow did was 10 rap
the onion over shoristop on . line
for one base and Roderick. who
counted the winning run Monday.
once more amblcd over the plAts
with the deciding tally.
. IL was Chamber Of Commerce
day at the ball yard and lots OF the
boys and girls were present to wit
ness the encounter, a goodly crowd
OF about 1000 customers being -
hand. After lot OF Simple Simon
comedy by Monte Carter and COM
pany. including the mock burial Of
the umpire OF their buriesaue base
ball and the leading forth Of the San
Francisco goat. the real festivities
got under way.
Seattle threatened to turn the
game into a rout In the second
frame when Eidred walked and
Kenworthy busted the apricot against
the left field bieacherx. . few feet
short OF homer. But Murphy fol-
lowed With . scorching liner 70
O'Connell at first base and that
worthy doubled the Duke" off Of
second stunph famed and the
rally was over.
TRIBE COUNTS
PAIR IN THIRD
But the locals were not 70 be do
MED. a. they stepped out and gath
cred In two counters In the very
next frame Adams dropped =
Texas Lacquer over short that Cav
eney. woiters and Walsh. Of the
opposition defense. nearly broke their
backs trying TO reach Adams adj
vanced on sieboid's infield out and
Bill Cunningham then injected q
over VOTERS head in
center that was a dream. scoring
Adams with ease. Johnny Couch.
on the mound for the visitors mSx
a Christmas present of the next
run by wfld-pitching the onion past
Agnew.
In the meantime Siebold was do
ing valiant service on the hfiiock
for the tribe. and he pitched no.hitf
until the sixth. when the
Seals counted a pair and evcned
up the going.
Kamm worked Socks for q pass
after the count was three ard two
Couch flied TO right. but Shick
dropped a lucky single into left
field and Kamm moved up. wolter
flied 20 left and then Fitzgerald.
the star sticker OF the opposition.
got Siebold in the hole. Socks
grooved the agate and Frtz smash
ed It on line for two bases, both
runs scoring
COUCH
TIGHTENS
After the Seattle rally In the
third Couch set the Slwashes down
as fast as they came TO the front
until the eighth when stump led
off with single and Adams moved
him up with a sacrifice. Sieboid
beat out an infield hit when he
threw his bat after his weak
yrounder and Couch had to dodge
The flying stick and could get to I
The pill. Socks" started TO second
on double steal and was nailed /
md Agnew's throw held Stumph at
third. Cunningham struck out.
win two down In the ninth.
Walsh walked for the Seals and
o.connell raped single to right. 5
walsh going TO third. O'Connca
started TO steal and Adams duped
walsh into starting for home ana
hen caught him in trap. eliminate
ng Dec. 1t was the smartest play
II the day. Adams throw TO Bohne
saught Walsh off the bag. Siebold
finally making the out.
How Murphy and Siebold busted
'hru IN the 10th with the hits for
he victory has already been chron-
cled.
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