The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-06

cause OF IFS great uS'1s''07 49,
relieving pam, exhaustion ana sU1uei
~indisposiuon.
rns-. ns4., soon So. sane 'Pnil'j~s' with
bees huzzia- boz their eats.
AIv..,- :r,ai..aat ~ wrong. over r.adv
weak AGAINST 10" poor. Frank HoHEHr me-
content with forcing tie FHi.airtPiti tl.H
20 rale1sc Cooley, - nov intent 'i-h
ing II pay chat player Tor me tntte WTSna
IL spent in Philadelphia after the salary
started. Ma. Hou-E says;
IF il WAS possible for tGe wealthy OWL
e-S IF the Philadelphia club % receive Nr''
Tc- rnaley's release. are uu- the latter NOR
ally Obliged 10 pay Cooley Tor thh W.
weeks when he wa forced 20 remain ~.
because OF fhe:r persistent refusal - grant
linn the desired IeIsase2
Morally theIe are two weeks salary Cue
Cooley. and II saoIil Ire n.%Ie sSoH, rs-
GreSS ouly 01aE.S the clubs acton n 'Ae
matter an Tire more c.ll-Hpl'"!
How , body 60 l.-G can combine 70 iAF-
tho. and protect their own S2ra'l el.is' anu
at the same time refuse To do common lGs-
riro 10 4 r.rpr hall player, who's" "ay cap
tai is mss piayiH; ability IS som-JhlnS tILc
msn 81 conscience can hardly realize. HuC
then some rousC!ences are exceedingly "iaS-
Boston is playing "a do?y game, when a
SPEEDY man like Billy Hamlitea rails 10
score from third base on . hit To right
ftc't. Tn. play came ID IN t--is Way. sfdh-
iltori opened with a tHo-Daggt: anu Fan
- third on TeEuHE'S sGCrl--'e. to-l-i.p
hanged \ SINGLE TO rlzht. K-eler came in
- fast that he not MY caught the ball on
the short h1-3'i, but also nailed hamilton
at the plat nth Il superb throw. Har7i!-
tca could rtga scored II he had not hest
tated before making his break for home.
Meanwhile. collins reached second on tho
Ylav and scored OF SlahlS doGo.e-htgser
TO center. Freeman Groun:ed 10 Dunn and
the side |ds out
Crazy schmidt Is distinguishing himself
BY his unique antics IN the Interstate
During the second lnaiuE Of a game be-
tween the the Newcastle al! t0NImDns
Schmidt and Manager Pat Wright. who
Ms on The coach line. INDUCED IL some
r!ca@antries. when Schmidt became On
ragged and threw the ball at Nrisnt. lit
ting the latter on the back Wright walked
over 90 the Senator and smashed him On
the nose. and the TWO CliDched, but were
separated by the umpire. They were haed s.
and put cut or the game.
Boston is now Up against It good and
hard, in q baseball sense. Its kin pitcher,
NrKid" Nichols. IS laid up with 4 strained
tendon in his elbow and will be unable %
go into the box again until the Bostons
return. on May 80. from the Western trip.
IL Is q handicap. indeed. TO the club t. lose
its greatest winner at this stage OF me
game, and especially when the club has had
such a striking experience on the tnop.Stn-
1t Ea1 been discovered tIbl ILdEh II ASt
equal 20 the task OF catching reStlarty'
and Sullivan. who i. his superior IN back
stopping ard throwing. Is dong lue H'Fk
in Tr-t-c!ass shape. but IA not the oqual
,f clarke IN stick work. Clements is expect
ed u Try his hand any day. Pitcher Lewis
Joined thu team to-day. lie will receive the
limit. &-,Ho.
To La Jo4e belongs the credit % slanLming
out the longest hit 70 center ever pefpe-
trated on the Polo Grounds-reoord the date,
Nav I Iks Harry" has q uEnChant Tot
tiagstafs. There's one in philadelphia thu,
IS 4 regular mark for him. but is only hall
Polo Grounds. Wei. he got his eye on that
POI" she other day while Carrick was pass,
Ing up a moderately fast straight ball, and
c!rar forgot where he vas. Thinking /; wac
the old stick at home, LaJoie let NJ. aiming
straight at II Away over vans head tne
ball hummed the refrain. "Good-by. My
didn't reach the staff. but Van had To duct
under the rope % stop il from tearing. ur
hut a fairly low drive. It fell about nifty
feet short of the target. but put A record
hit oil. the tally Of long ones
A huge joke on the sporting fraternity OF
Mnncie. Ind, recently came 10 light. When
reported that Marty Hogan. the feet out
fielder. had been signed. a lively little Eel
low arrived ard was hailed as Marty He
seemed fast on his rims, but not quite 50
speedy as Marty used TO be in his. pGfmy
days with the Western League and otheI
organizations Finally the man wrenched a
knee and he quit OF his own accord. stat
ing that he would be out OF the game FOR
the season and would return to Ohio. l.
was learned that Marty IS located in
Youngstown. o.. and has been enjoying a
good business there as a =a1oonkeeper for
n year. not having 4 thought Of ever play
ing again. The Hogan here was VI. s 1,
was no fault Of his that the Muncle people
were deceived. People go! 20 calling him
Marty, anG he let it ~ at that
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Good. old 81 Maui, Resurrected after 81
many years and still able To get pig results
from A delivery as cheap. compared with the
crooks and bends Of the stars. as the red
herring beside the pate De :oIe gran. i;ut,
Il he didn't first east % hOQdOo spell on TIE
sphere. bon could he do il? MaTl's charm
ing Of the pellet takes most Of the time ne
IL on the stage. Before every pitcn he dips
the ball into the loan. rubs il gently thea
takes II up and foufles * awhile. Next