The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-23
DONOVANI1ES turn
TABLES ON CHICAGO.
BY Timely Rally in the Sixth In
ming, the Local Team Ties
the Score.
WINS OUT IN THE EIGHTH.
Powell Replaced by Sudhoff and
Hughes by Waddell-Seyeral
Sensational Plays-Bur-
kett Hit by Pitcher.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.


The Chicago tribe of Lotus, with i've New
York scalps hanging to their belts. came to
town yesterday to tomahawk the locals.
The torture was well under way when the
tables were turned and Loftus's men re-
ceived rude surprise. batting rally. aid
ed by poor pitching on the part Of the
Windy City slab artists, allowed the locals
to tie the score.
Two innings later. to complete the victory
and Chicagos discontinue. just one more
run was brought in by the Donovanites. 1t
must have been an aggravating score to
Dexter and his followers-6 to 5.
The intense heat yesterday kept away all
but few of the faithful from League Park.
and as Is usual In such cases. the locals
did some playing Of a sensational nature.
The game was marked by a series of acct
dents. Jack Powell, after batting out sim
gle in the sixth inning, was forced to retire
on account of the heat, which made sick
man of him. Pitcher Tom Hughes Of the
visitors, after doing creditable work in the
first half of the game, began throwing at
the players. instead Of aiming over the pan,
and came near putting Jesse Burkett out of
the game by a terrific welt on the side Of
the head. In the same inning Dan Mccain
was hit by pitched ball Later in the game
Killing, the Chicago backstop, sustained a
split finger and was forced to retire in favor
of kahoe.
Rube Wnddell Is Ineffective.
The mouch-touted and eccentric Chicago
southpaw. "Rube" Waddell. was unable TO
check the winning streak Of Donovans
men after Hughes had allowed the Car
dinals to score four times; In fact. Reuben
was directly responsible for the run which
tied the game, as 1t came in on one of his
| wild throws. Then the Chicago aggregation
went UP in balloon and failed to reach
SarnnI innnDR
Bobby Wallace. who hit at the rate of 1000,
| slammed out a three-basger in the eighth.
and Captain Patsy Donovan walked in
with the needed run.
In more ways than one We're the fans re-
paid for Drawing the heat. The chicagoans
went up in the air and the locals played a
neat fielding game. Tho Remnants felt
Jack Powell's pulse from the first. the dap
by Green and Menefee. and on Captain
| Dexter's hit to the center garden he scored.
the second Barry Mccormick lined out a
| double. and King hit to center, bringing
the veteran Chicago infielder in. All this
three act. but Powell braced himself and de-
liversd two ciphers to Chicago In the third
and fourth innings st. Louis came near
What looked to be- triple t to LETT e0 He
reckoned without his host. Hartseli duS
his spurs into the ground. turned. ran
II Fp.a ha high IN the air. and
Powell never thought for a moment that
even the spry Hartsell could recover the
ball. and .sprinted for all he was worth. He
was caught on a relay throw-in from Hart
sell to Childs to Dexter. Hartsell whacked
out double lei. in the fifth and got to third on
between McGann and Padden. and Hartsell
again scored. There was nothing doing fol
St Louis IN that inning.
Pete Childs revenged himself upon the
Cardinals for his recent let-out by soakin!
the leather sor a three-bagger. Kruger
dropped foul from Raymers bat. wallac1
and the latter went safe. while Childs made
the fifth score for Chicago.
Donovnnites Hegtn to Play Ball.
Now the DOnovanites turned the trick and
Chicago went to pieces The Cardinals had
begun to take the measure Of the curves OF
Tom Hughes Hughes and became aggressive. In tn:
the clubhouse. wsiie Wicker. the new pitch h
ea by In MS psSs Hshe
or some other nerve-shattering malady, ant
threw. wild. Jesse Burkett was caught OF
SAINTS Of and ne was se All b ny put out
He recovered in a few moment and Eamely
went TO first. Padden knocked hot ont
| to Mccormick and was called out on first
The, decision was close and aroused som,
feeling.
Dan MeGann was hit in the shoulders b,
pitched ball and walked. With all TIL
bases loaded. Donovan hit to center. bring
ing in Wicker and Burkett The crow,
Frightened UP. Wallace managed to dodg
Hughes's wild ones and placed the spher
far over to left where It PLAYED hide an,
seek with Hartsell's mitt. McGann an,
Donovan scored on the hit, and the fans be
| gan to see q possibility of tie score
Hughes was unable to put them over, an,
Kruger walked
At this juncture LOTUS ordered Waddel
to the slab, and Nichols swung vainly a
the ball three times. The rooters wer
nervous with excitement. Wallace crouche
on third ready for try home With tw
out "Rube' got two strikes on Ryan, an
1t needed but n second to end the suspense
Waddell twisted himself into a knoi
!, slammed the ball in wild. King was unabl
l to scoop it up from the ground. aud Wallac
3 scored amid frantic yelIs. Ryan the mex
moment struck out.
Sudhoff. who replaced Powell, held tn
| Chicagoans safe thereafter. Menefee cracke
= out long fly to right center which Done
2 van caught near the bleachers. SudhoR die
: | on third in the seventh, and the score re
! | NAMED n tie The Dexterites went out j
q regular order in the eighth. Donovan drov
: hot one through Mccormick and came /.
on Wa!lace's terrific smash to right cente
for three bases. The game was over ther
as the Windy City men We're unable to d
| anything in the ninth. The score:
ST. LOUIS.
ABB r. II. o. A. I
| Padden 2h.......... .......4
| Mc(iann. ID. -....... IL
! Donovan. rf.-....-- $3.50.
! Wallace. s........ D