Evening star., 1900-07-24
Boston, 8, st. Louis. 4.

| pire-Mr Terry. Time Of game-Two hours and
Boston, 3, st. Louis. 4.
Boston defeated St. Louis yesterday, in
the city of cilture by the score of to 4
after ten innings play. Catcher Sullivan
| drove the bail over the fence in the tenth
| inning, after two were out, thereby scoring
! the winning fun. Following Is the score by
| innings: Il
se'1sn; St. Ess,s $50. u u
Earned run-Boston. Two base hits-Keister and
anTan and Barkett Double plays"keisser Wallace and
2 First base on balls-or Dineen, 4: on Young,
8. Struck out-By Young, 2: Wild pitch-Dneen;
Umpire-Mr. Hurst. Time Of game-Two hours and
thirty-fiva minutes.
Other Games Played Yesterday.
At Montreal-Worcester. 8; Montreal. 8.
At Chicago-Chicago, 5; Cleveland. O.
At Observation-Disclosures 4; Buffalo, 5.
At Oswego-Oswego, 3; Utica, IA.
At Cleveland-Cortland, 3: Troy, 2. Sec
ond game Cortland, 10; Troy, 5.
Junior Base Ball.
The Eanitable Ind. Ins. Co. defeated the
Prudentials Saturday in well-played game
of base ball by ~ to 8, the battery work CT
Leavey and Murphy being the main feat
ure, the Equitable pitcher being invincible
The Brownies, averaging thirteen years,
were defeated by the Senators, averaging
eleven years, by 13 to 3, Saturday. July II.
Address challenges to A. Taylor, 626
street northeast.
Base ball Notes.
The league put up three fine games yes
terday.
Jimmy Slagle lost the Phillies game
by,n nnuffipe an easy f1y
Eleven innings to tie in Philadelphia,
nine innings with the same result in Brook
lyn and ten innings and win for Boston is
yesterdays record.
Danny Green, playing center for Chicago.
is one of the brightest men in the business.
and his fine batting and fielding of late has
been gratifying to his friends. Danny has
been quite a while convincing the Chicago
management that he Is every inch a bail
player.
This talk about ex-senator Barry out
playing Link Lowe at second for Boston IS
very silly. The veteran has the KID beat
en- at every stage of the game, and the lat
ter wouldn't be on the team a minute but
for the formers illness.
keieter made three of ST. Louis hits yes
terday at Boston, and 'coppered' eleven
chances without a slip up. Wallace fell
down yesterday. and it seems impossible to
get the Cardinals working together.
Sporting Life has not printed a line about
the rumored transfer of the Brooklyns to
Washington. and Editor Richter doubtless
knows his p's and as The new American
Association wants ball team here next
season, and there are big chances that 1t
will have a clear field with big financial re-
turns.
With Lajoe OF third wouldn't that New
York intield be as''corker?" Magnate Freed
man is said to have the best chance OF Sc
curing the Frenchman should the Phillies
let him go. Jimmy Collins would have to
look to his laurels'f Larry is assigned to
the third corner ofethe diamond
Jake Gettman has finally recovered his
good health, and is back in the middle
garden for Buffalo, Jake celebrated his re-
turn to the game Sunday by making time
sidered the best in the American League.
The Buffalos have, been playing splendid
game recent.y,l and are gradually climbing
the championship ladder. 1t is now stated
l and Hallmah August 10. This will break
up the fast infelfe Atherton goes abroad
and Hallman returrts to the stage.
Attendan nee at BEooklyn yesterday. Loo
And yet Charley Ebbetts has the nerve to
declare that Brooklyn is a 50-cent town.
Philadelphia Press.
Tim Hurst can umpire. A few more pro-
tests and Hurst will be Of the dock.
Rain IN: the second inning stopped the
game between the New York and Pittsburg
cubs yesterday at New York, when the
score stood 1 to 0 in favor of the New
Yorks. st.
Cross hit a grounder to Wood in the
tenth inning of yesterdays game at PhiIa-
delphia, Which, in fielding to first, he threw
far over Beckley's head. When the ball
and Cross came around to third they were
met by more than half Of the Quaker team.
Every man was coacher and it is Won
der Shetts did not leave his seat.
After Delahanty had struck out in the
eleventh inning yesterday Lajoie doubled.
Flick then hit out a terrific fly between
Crawford and Barrett. Both were after it
lkts ha q : ar
Crawfords 5 head he made a jump in the air
and pulled the ball down. 1t saved the
game.
The three straight defeats in Philadelphia
caused the management of the Pitttsburg
cub to make some changes in the team
Cooley, who had been playing first base
since he Joined the Pirates, was laid off
yesterday and Tom OBrien put on the bag.
Hans Wagner was brought in from the out
field and put on second base and Tom Nc
Creary went to right garden. Cooley has
been hitting very poorly. and Manager
Clarke figured that OBrien cannot do
worse. Cooley's fielding work was all
right but h.tters are wanted, and he is not
in the hitting class.
II ever there was player in the Ma
tional League who picked up quicker than
this man Crawford Of the Cincinnat!s some
one wants to point him out" says Hanlon
wv hen he first came to Brooklyn he was a
rough, uncouth sort of a fielder who never
seemed to know exactly where the bali was
going to land, or whether he would get it
when it did land. In the last few games in
which Brooklyn has played against the Gin
cinnatis he has been going after the ball as
Sharply as any outfielder in the league and
ne VIII be making base hits when some of
these other ball players are out of the
business
There seems to be something on among
the magnates. II is understood that before
the Cincinnatis came east President Brush
mad long conference with President Rob;-
son of st. Louis. Since arriving in the
east MIR. Brush has been in consultation
with President Freedman of New York,
President Ebbetts of Brooklyn and spent
the greater part of yesterday with Mr..
Dreyfuss of the Pittsburg club Mr. Brush
will go to Philadelphia to meet Messrs.
Reach and Rogers of the local club. and
afterward will accompany his team to Bos-
ton.