The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-05

ey"- before In his career. He watched the
In the either Ss
Pr pded upon the result Of the Fourth of
JrE >latests: Burkett's increased interest
critics credited him with playing faster In
tn field and hitting batter than he dh WHEN
b., lead the National League. He u mlghty
and smother day or so Of hitting such e he
did yesterday will place him ahead OF Buy
Keelsr.
James Burns the diminutfvs pitcher who
halls from Ashtablula, o.. 10 said TO ne
teammates who have worked out in front Of
him. They claim that he has speed. curves.
control and change OF pace which VIII maze
he he" has yet to make his debut In . really
fast game.
II appearance counts for anything. he vii
b on the slab in many winning gamss fcr
the st. Louis club. II e whole s ios ,S
have team playing s%Gn ~ 81. o ioc.s Viii
aid Fisher materially. Dick Padden. vi.
recommended Fisher on the strenath 0t
American League team last year. feels GER
tain that Fisher will prove valuable 70 the
ST. Louis Clue. Last year he yitcned ~ ~
e IL sa Was taken ont Of three games in en-
those contests he did not mako . nnSis
Wild pitch.
Padden and Wallace succeeded in WORKING
the trick ON Wolverton which made Her-
man Louy the laughing stock Of the Ians
IL nni,ss a% of ahs game Woverten
second baseinsn and shortstop that he tried
N N and S IVES doubled at fFst. Nichols
also doubled Thomas at that sack In tne
third inning.
Patsy Donovan was unable TO leave nie
room In the morning. but could not rsslse
the temptation to see the afternoon gn1S
He .n none . s9s rs .d e IT, u.
eGh has bothered him ever since % veee
East. but he - improving aowiy. ana eee
unable to eat anything for ovsf yesh IL
the East. The team has been playinf Vel
and Winning . majority Of games but vlth
ss W. s:sa e "a q.
Jss.s aurlstt ssys that Jmny NsAie.s
Cssvelani club. and that 10 vm d kss.A
from before the ReaSon h ever. ID fAo0 70
drawing well. and sucoeedsd IN tek!n4 esse
Umpire Hank oDay considers Hushss q
Chicago one Of the star nitchrs q ne
ss :ss e. a Kim Hssh sa:s Void Sss s. s:oa -
hard man to down.
The feeling Of eonAdsnse which psryaAes
alnoss ss f.ls The p!ayss s Sa.s |s.,,1se e
not care what team they meet or what va
riety Of Hahn0 or HstthsWsons may -
turned on them.
Hushsv Jenningss arm 70 none toe
strenG, and he nandlse II lIke lasca e
delisese ohina. Iseainp - 9 nv yssy
day n SEEDING way.
Powell retired the ouslssfs o sssse
day. And Deiehanty, Flick and Wolvsrton
were the batters.
The Pirates battsd hard for the mofni1g
game with the GiantA Il took swefvs NJ
nings to stop them.
Eddie Murphy, who pitched . great 1ye
innings in Els last out, VIM oppose the
Philliss At League Park this aftexne0n.
Murphy has won his spurs, According - -
msmbers Of the team, and they VIII ~
the sane coGadspes behind m% 80 M ~. ssss
they hsd S:sa Of Ha.gsr s1a reTsI = ~
9smS AFTER e. came. white Or TSSnsssd yin
Donovsnites for the visitors.
chicago gave the Champions . 6euhss
dose Of defeat In the Windy City yeeeaE.
before the season . over: II Chicaee ~
Cincinnati had won q fair share Of th4ar
games In the East, 1t. Louis would now ~
IN second. Il not In nrst, place.