The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22

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To-ORy'> National League Schedule.
rt'sh1-- 4; -. Louis.
chicago AZ CiuC;-uati.
r~ittsinrc'= baseball club defeated taat ot
g. Louis YESTERDAY. 30 = fatal . NJ
hina;ion 80 battery errors nv Ion+. and
'r.-Tr. .fnnes's susceptibility ~ hl1fcenn-
nert ~ critical 'roncnts. and \ mistake %
Judgment in sending billiard to the hat IN
= pinch. was responsible for 81 Louis
defeat. Tic fine hitting Of Wagner AMI
Williams had much "a Do with the vi-,orv
Of tho Pirates. Each Of the slucgcrs rrt
f"lir hits in five trips 10 hat. all If them
ringing hincles plump upon the waist line
OF the hall.
Though thirteen 'itS wrrn made Of Zones.
;he slim fellow did not pitch y rrsIIv had
game. He k"nt the raps VOL! scattered.
save in the ninth: then. after two were
out. three successive singles scored a run
aud broke IN" TIC. Jones folded his posi-
ton Very well. though his one had plumber
In tho fourth inning gave Pittsbur: TWO
runs. This was Il tumble Of a nice hounlr-
Int ~ him ny Ely right in his nit. He foazlei
II. then. having tim" to inCinerat". 'hr,-
Wild 10 second. That trough, about his
nrst trouble. In the seventh inning t'rigar
threw the ball twenty feet north Of second
trying - catch Wagner stealing. That gave
fittsturG the third ran. In the ninth WILL
iams, Wagner and Ely hit the tail al, the
nose, which gave the Pirates their winning
run.
Ia The ninth Wallace GOT to frst. when
he tore Dillon off his feet with , aurt.
erouneer. Cross put him up With 4 nice
oult. crietr was in d great hurry. ard
hammered away, sending one TO nitchey.
wallace MS on third f1ltt.l .ra- ..,,. 1.
10 hit for Jones. inasmuch us Tannchili
had been making such 3ct;-hand hitters IS
furkctt. tieidfick and Donovan strike out
~ a iitifGl manner. II seemed anything but
the best kind of judgment 10 send .inoth.r
!rft-harder up, While Joe Quinn and Schr.ak
!anguish.d on the bench. So IL turned ou;.
Tam. hills curve fooled billiard Just as it
did fhe other lsft-handers. He had tw,
strikes and Two balls when he ht 10
hiichcy and ended the game. Il vas hari-
~ the place Ia put a young player. :;rst
.eft-hand hitter. besides. AGAINST A righ;-
hand pitcher it would have been the propt:
Play.
an: great curve. he had nice control. He
made the left-hand batters look like 30
cents every time they iced him. Even
the right-hanGers could do but little with
him. though his BAH looked a.s big as Il
balloon.
ST. Louis's three runs came at a time
when ths spectators felt that the club was
c's'S ~ ~ .sEeA bAk ttls II SAtlt - u
y against them. Criser hit a topper over
second base. Jones waited for a base on
balls: Tannehili threw tsurkctt's grounder
TO Williams. who dropped il. The sacks
were fun. Heidrick came near winning the
s.ine right there. He whipped one along
the right-foul line. that Tell foul an inch.
Then ne hi down TO I.itchey, criger tally
ing. Burkett being forced at second. Dono-
van lost "a chance TO cry. "Ha. me sweet
revenge" when he few cut to Clarke. with
TWO on hase. KeiSter SEM the spectators
IN a -vpIyN hN lifting a nraittvintIc DIVA,
over E~saunlont's head for two bases and
tying the score. On a good ground the drive
would have been worth a home run. Nc
Gam flew out. When Beaumont and Clarke
went the way out in the ninth the spec
tators were jubiiant. A tie seemed certain.
Then came the awful wallops OF Wagner.
Williams and Ely. and il was all off.
Jones did well enough with every one.
save Williams and Wagner. The Weber
and Fields duet seemed 10 have him hyp-
Noticed. He gave them balls lust where
they wanted them. At that, two of Was-
ncr's hi, would have been outs on good
ground. The slippery earth gave him a pair
OF singles. that Wallace and Cross would
have surely taken an u good diamond. or
the thirteen hits made off Jones. these two
fellows had eight. The crack left-harders-
beaumont and Clarke-did not get one.
The day VAS imply dreadful. \ chilling
drizzie fell during the entire game. The
last three innings were played in d down
pour. An evidence Of the force of discipline
was shown by the fact that no kick was
made TO have tn. game called at any time,
though the downfall OF rain justified it.
There was nothing done in the first. Beau
mont famed. Clarke hit to McGann, who
made a neat assist TO Jones. Williams
heltsd one against The left bleachcrs for Il
triple. but Wagner hit to Wallace and the
trouble was over.
In 81. l.ouis'a half Tannehill struck o,,
both Burkett and i1eidrick. Donovan hit TO
Ely, who slipped in the mud. Pat was out
trying to steal.
In the Pittsburg half Of the second Keis-
ter made a swell stop on Ely. Ri,chey hit
TO right for a single. Dillon popped to
Wallace. and thinner hit 10 center. hut
rannehill forced him viii! a srounder TO
Cross.
McGann got hit by the ball and was hunt
cd to second. by Wallace. Cross hit hard
to center and McGann ran to third. t'ricer
hit to Ritchey. who touched Cross and
threw the batter out. Cross made a durnb
play. lie ran right into Ritchey to be
touched.
In the third Pi,tsburg was out in order.
After Jones was gone Williams threw wild
10 first; and Enrkett was safe. l.eidrick
forced him with n crounder 10 Williams
and Donovan few To Clarke.
In the fourth Jones had the great Hans
Wagner TO deal with, Hans hit "A hat-han-
die hounder toward third. which Cross
slipped az ne threw. and Wagner was there
first. Ely hit 10 Jones, who fumbled. then
threw wild to Wallace, thus missing a sure
double. Ritctey hunted toward first, and
there. filling the hays Dillon hit 4
little one to Jones. forcing Wagner al tho
MIA to, bl;t Gyiger threw wild to first tryins,
for another, and Ely taliied-qu.te a bad
play by s-riger. thinner hit ia right. scor-
ing Ritchey. Taunehili forced thinner a:
second. beaumont grounded 10 REGISTER.
leaving the score = TO o in favor OF the
visitors.
Tauiehill up2ercut keister in the ribs.
McGann hit to the pitcher and was out 1T
Waller flew TO Wagner and Cross
10 Williams.
McCaun opened the fifth by catching
fly. Williams hingled past second.
Wagner hit for an apparent triple, but
Eeidrick's great work got him at second.
Jones threw Ely out.
In the fifth Clarke got Crigers good drive.
Jones tapped 10 the pitcher. Clarke got
fly.
Keister got Dillon's pop. Zim-
mer got four balls. Jones got Tannehili's
rrounder.
In ST. Louis's half Clarke got Heidrick's
pop. Tannehill threw Donovan out. Keis-
ter popped a slow one 10 short.
In the seventh Beaumont raised 4 high
10 center. Burkett got Clarke's fly.
X eister did not work hard for Williams
drive and il was a single. Wagner's
took a bound over Nallace's head
and Williams ran to third. Criger threw
miles north Of short irving To get
Wagner at second. and Williams scored.
Ely struck out.
In 81. L.ouis's half McGann went out from
Ely To Dillon. Wallace went the same way
and Wagner took care of Cross's poop.
In the eighth. Ely flew to Heiirick. Wal
threw Dillon out. thinner walked and
forced thinner.
Criger set the crowd going with a non
hit over second. Jones got a base on balls.