The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-01
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Yeaterday's Games.
TO-Day's Schedule.

Ph.la. at Milwaukee,.
Washington at Detroit.
With Dan McGann out OF the game. Bill
Schriyer subbing at first, Eddie Murphy
pitching and Arthur Nichols receiving, the
Donoyanites yesterday turned on their old
enemies. the Cincinnati Reds, and gave
them a walloping which will not be forgot
ten by the latter.
Padden's Good Record.
Padden was the main gun in the artillery
which sheled Phillips from the box and
gave Sutthon sucn punishment Sir Richard
faced the field five times and every time
he hit safe. one of his raps netting him
three bases. He drove runners around to
where they could score. and himself crossed
the plate twice. In the field Padden ac-
cepted nine chances without the semblance
Of an error. On bases Dick was feet and
succeeded in three steals. although he was
very near caught on one or two occasions.
Burkett made another individual record by
scoring three runs where he was not cred
tied with a hit. "Oom Paul. Kruger looked
the last time u up and spoiled his chance.
Nichols and Murphy were the only mem
bers of the local team who failed to get hit.
and Murphy was the only one VINO did not
figure in the run column.
suttho6 Replaces Phillips.
sutthofr displayed nothing but minor
league ability. He could not control his
slants and sent five men over the four-baii
route. He played a dazy sort OF game IN
| the field and allowed Arthur Nichols to
| slide in home under Bergen's nose after
stopping an easy little rap. OF Heidrtcks.
could not depend on his infield when throw
| ing to bases and was overcautious.
Murphy passed the Reds b, Up fof r. three ;s nt IN
| exhibit any exceptional form, Murphy
\ twirled steady game throughout and made
possible the triple play scored by the locals;
A TlN.. pndo ct fna
came to an abrupt halt in the opening
round Dobbs singled. Harley famed and
Beeksy t. sn m compete tie ak
! and run seemed ripe and awaiting on!
the plucking. Magoon drove grounder at
Wallace completing a double play at first,
just a second before pobbs crossed the pan,
| retiring the side without a run.
Burkett might have beat cut his hard
rap in the first inning. which Beckley found
/ too hot to handle with his usual dexterity.
l Phillips was late In covering the base and
his error. After that Jesse did not secure
the semblance of hit Twice he went to
first over the free route. famed once and
/ was thrown out at first once. Hetdrick fol-
lowed Burkett in the first play with pretty
/ bunt. Emmet was out. but Tom Brown. who
decided officially. said he was safe. and , go
self upon the altar as a sacrifice for
| Burkett and Heidrick.
Wallace had good piece Of luck. His
grounder to right struck the first base and
bounded Off out of Beckley's reach. Burkett
scored. Kruger tore off scorcher to CEN
| ter. scoring Heidrick and Wallace. Schriver
died on high fly to Harley. but Padden
clipped out a triple over against the CEN
terfeld bleachers. Crawford's relay of
over Bergen's head. Philips was vas asleep in
the box instead OF backing up Bergen. and
iPadden scored; Kruger having completed
the circuit before the ball was fielded.
i Nichols made the third out.
Double Steal Successfu1..
The second inning was also profitable
one for the Cardinals. Murphy succumbed
to three deceptive slants and Burkett ac-
cepted a gift to first. Hedrick slammed
out another single. Burkett went around
we eSese Fe.z rap Could
not reach down far enough to stop. Wal
lace lined fisTcelsy s At at, Phillips philips 49,.
bound with lots Of English and went
through Peitz like a bullet Heidrick raT
home on the hit and Patsy went to tn:
Bergen. Kruger walked. When schrivel
came to bat KRUGER and Donovan startet
double steal Kruger led in the play ant
drew throw. Donovan stretched ava,
from third, drawing throw to steinfeld
ball in his hand. Kruger was also success
Ml. The steal was timely, as Schrivel
fouled to Bergen for the third out.
sutthoG PLAYED with bad head In thu
third inning. when he replaced Phillips
Singles by Padden and Nichols scored
, | run and Magoon's error placed Nichols OF
third. Burkett famed and Heidrick rol.et
| an easy grounder to Sutthoff. The speed,
!, Nichols kicked up the dust on the hom,
!, stretch, while sutthoM hes.tated between
Finally he delivered the bali to @ Bercei a
with a quick throw. but Nick" dived unde
: the latter and went safe on the slide.
Triple Play I'm Fourth
The fourth inning witnessed the spectacu
lar triple Play which brought the crowd {
Us feet with noisy demonstration. "Olt
ss Engle Eye Beckley and Sam Crawford Sc
their bases when Magoon came up TIL,
latter lined fiercely. straight at Murphy i
iEdked ,9 ed. Ike se, sure-enoush hit: but Murph,
J stead. braced himself for the catch ant
] ducked his head The ball abruptly endet
schriveE. catching Crawford off the bas
! by ten feet. schriver passed the leather OF
D down to Wallace before Beckley hardl!
J turned In his flight back to second. Insteai
t OF three straight hits, three men on base
: and a good chance to score. the Reds sud
denly found themselves cleaned off tn
The visitors broke the ice in the fift]
5 inning IN Peitz's long rap to left for thre
bases. A runner like Fox could have mad
4 two home runs on the hit, but "Ffeinie'
r | gems out.
1 PeitZ could have been caught at third |
he ss h.
third cushion and barely cinched his pre-
cious hi.
Sehriyer and Murphy were the whole fiel
in the. Cincinnati half of the sixth. Dobb
n grounded to Schriver and Murphy just ,di
beat out the feet Red. making the out on
one-hand eaten of Schriver's toss. Harle
popped up fly well over to second. an
again schriver. insisted on doing the worl
e Beckiey raped out a corking grounder to
: ward Papa Bill. and the latter took lid
e on the ball. stopping It in time enough 70
I a short-arm toss to Murphy for the thir
= out. schriver got hand on HI. retur
|. from the field. but refused to lift his cal
= wearing a "wait-until-I-do-somethi
of-the-ordinary' air. y
= Crawford's Home Run.
/. Som Crawford poked out his fourteen:
q home run of the season in the seventh tr
Q ming. Unfortunately for Sam.e there We
nobody on. bases. and the rap scored n
one but himself. The ball fell in the rigt
bleachers. Later in the same inning HEX
rick and Donovan, participated in. doubl
10 steal. which placed the former In q pos
= ton 60 score on Wa1lace's out to Steinfeld
10 end ReckleS. Donovan came In. on Kri
urb. An error of Wallace's In throwing [
i first elleyed Dohbs tosencircle three ssck
y The bkn sreiled ovsr e the gate. whel