The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-08
TO-Dnys Schedule.
tft;shurg at st Louis.
BROOKLYN at Cincinnati.
New York At Chicago.

by batting Bernhard for keeps in the
nrst two innings of yesterdays baseball
game the St. Louis team managed to de-
leat Philadelphia 10 TO 8. Jones was on th.
mark for St Louis and pitched excellertly
bernhard was walioped with a vengeance
IN the first two innings The eigh, hits
mace on the big Quaker's curves Melted the
Ieoeauites six runs. Captain Delehanty
tnen replaced Bernhard with Barney Nc
LauShlin. a yuungster just from the woods
III was MclaUghlin's debut IN the big
League. IN any kind Of a league for that
HStter. as Rarneys stunts heretofore have
oeen limited 10 an athletic club team in
orange. " j. For kid who has had no
experience whatever. Mclaughlin did won
oertu!iy We'll. OF course he was wild He
gave SIX bases on balls in the six innings
IN which he OBLIGATED. However. ha showed
plainly tina, he had everything that a
pitcher could possess with the execution ,f
control That could not be expected of q
younsster just breaking in Only four hits
were made of his delivery.
The St Louis team hit better wbtla Fern
hard was on the rubber than in any game
1t has played this season Almost every
member Of the team took a vicious crack
at the ball during the first two innings
donovan and Wallace We're strong with !,
brace each Wallace should have had three
hits His third would have been a triul.
or homer had not Delehanty made a s.n-
sSuonal jump catch. II vas line drive
directly TOR the RICH; field fuul line bel
took big spring when the bali lief, the bat
ana pulled the leather down with his glove.
hano- II was In the fourth inning ana r,y,,
men .h were on the bags. Donovan carried OF
tne honors with the stick. While Bernhard
was on the rubber he got in two clean sIl-
giles. IN the sixth he laid down as pretty a
punt US ever Burkett could boast # and
beat IL out nile.
Bert Jones did the rubber stunts for 81.
LOUIS. Notwithstanding the fact that Bert
uoes not ike the hot weather. he pitched
nice game That he has a modicum of
grit was proven yesterday. He kept on
tw1ring hight up to the notch extending
himself an the way until the last was
out IN the final inning. After he pitched
the last ball he could hardly s;agger to the
bench be was parched for a drink H..
nad barely enough strength left 10 reach
the Ice water just as he got To the bar
re- his strength abandoned him and ne fcll
on the bench. Ii was several minutes h.
fore he was able to walk to the clubhouse.
Jones not only pitched a hard game in the
hot sun. but also exerted himself in an ef-
fort 10 stretch triple into a home nun in
the seventh inning. Jones kept the QIakers'
hits well scattered III all except the third
inning. His support was none too good
SudhoH at third made a rank tumble which
proved costly. Afterwards when Willie was
removed to center TO exchange places with
billiard he allowed a single 20 go for i hOn..
run There Is a better chance for Suuh.ff
10 develop into an infielder than an out
helder. He has some idea OF judging ground
balls. but on fiiSs he is helpless. OF course
he Is not to be blamed. His place is on the
rubber and not In any Of the fields Diilard
and heister also made errors that proved
costly.
Cross called Umpire Hurst vile names
when Timothy declared Burkett safe at sec
ond In the sixth inning. Hurst lost no time
In placing Monte on the bench Dolan then
went to short and he accepted the two
chances offered him In good style
Burkett hunted safely III the first inning
Donovan singled TO center. keister made a
beautiful sacrifice. Wallace cut one past
Wolverton for TWO cushions. .ur!Sett and
Donovan tailed In the second billiard
started things with single To left Crig.r's
double to right put Pat across she rubber.
Jones sacrificed. After BGEk-ct was re-
tired, Donovan singled to left and Crig.r
registered. Pat scored on Kcistsr's triple
single to left Tailed Keister. \ base on
balls to SIdhoh. a steal and criger's single
gave 81. Louis run in the fifth
In the sixth Burkstt crew a bas. on balls
and stole second. Donovan hunted safely
jess Tailed on keist.-'s out Wallace IL
catch Donovan at the plate. Mct:ann's
single and double steal put Roderictx
across the rubber.
Suohoffs error Of AcFarlaud's grnunder.
singles by DoiaH anG Thomas. and an out
Melted Philadelphia two runs in Tho second
Delehanty's single, SuGGof's error. a ,'nub.a
by La Joie and McFarlaEd', -iu...e ;aVe
the Quakers brace O.; tallias in In. third
billiards. tumble OF la JDi,' EID-is do and
r1icks home run TO tn" clubhouse wpr,.
for the two runs scored in the
The official score.