The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-22
T0-Day's Schedule.
American League
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago,
Bait. at Milwaukee.
Wash. at Cleveland.

the red-legged aggregation from Cincinnau
yesterday proved about the easiest PROPOSE
ton the Cardinals have tackled this season
The Donovanites gave the Queen Ctty's
pitchers a terrific pounding. while on the
other hand Murphy had Beckley's men at
his mercy, and they hit out but very few
balls that were not sInothered in the Held
ers' mftts The score was Is to 2.
The players from the Ohio city came to
town flush with their victory Saturday oyer
the Quakerites, and remembering the show
the Donoyauites made with Boston, figured
themselves easy winners They came and
10 600 rooters saw them conquered. Guese
retired In the second inning after allowing
seven of the locals to cross the pan. and
st,mmel. who succeeded him. did but little
better. He sent up nothing that the Car
dinals could not solve. Eighteen hits we're
made Off Guese and Stimmel.
Jesse Burkett played the star part Tor the
locals putting a new kink in the batting
records OF the big league for this year, and
placing himself at the top Of the batting
list by batting 1,0oo His average for the
game tells only half the story. In fve times
at bat Jesse registered Eve hits and made
the circuit three times. once on q homo
drive to the left bleachers. The whole
Ring. at least one hit being hung up for
each man. while aside from Burkett's rec
ord Dick Padden and Dan NcGann, at bat
five times each. registered three safettes
each and Eddie Murphy, who batted and
Yielded we'll throughout the game, was cred
tied With two.
Ten hits made on Murphy's delivery re-
suited in only two runs for the Reds and
only one Of these was earned, the redoubt-
able Jake being forced In by Murphy giving
Bergen q free pass to the first bag when all
bases were loaded. Again In the seventh
the Clncinnatis came near scoring. but were
prevented BY Murphy. who made prisoner
OF Harley's grounder, retiring the side;
Notwithstanding the heat, the Cardinals
were full Of ginger and played consistent
,sp es. down. ssas s e a III
let nothing get By him. Wallace, ~ was ex-.
pscted. made several pretty stops OF seem
play. His stop Of Q wild throw by Nc
Gam to the second sack In the eighth MAS
beauty.
Cardinals Started slugging.
The Cardinals started In right on the reel
With their stuGgtng. Guese big, round
faced Teuton. sent one where Burkett want
"a Y and The Latter ansd out ,s clean s R
Icy. and McGann placed one over F'ox's
head. scoring Burtett Donovan hunted
.s, 1 Sns s.esss 4, Ssa1ss
Suegisd It long enough for Padden to score
And wallace to reach the initial sack
lss. e ana se esinsM e Ryan Sunt.
"a and Holman fumbled and Patsy Dono-
a IN Who Nth sas fGsf ns Sssvy hit.
FOss III liner a' 70 Psdden, but no 40 Other runs
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around In the nrst Burkett again started
the landslide by q hunt. Dick Padden hit
Which Gusss did not care 70 handle Slim.
NAL then went 70 the slab. Donovan hit him
On easy one and was thrown out at arst.
ssesSsa ar.e re On Foa eIso aeI Kruger ali e
E.sht :eoE.nE HoGsnn. and NcNichol'
Rooters Enjsyea neAselves.
The rooeeu were satisfied with the lead
q eight but stu the execution Of the ball
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- "a 1owS sowsTd Heiiman. SCORING
1yey. and On Hsilman's throw to Beck.
ESase 9ede 8 day,ns ~ for home
~ 0on0van went out On . double play
~ eangAl The BIG 6rUt baaeunan at ths
Saain0 a1sse inning the Reds drew blanks
D tAa teuyth the Cardinals fairly killed the
IN wallace oatted out double, and Kru
49, o some more lusgiins, ten feet Of
- sAek: Ryan etspped up and laced out {
esae G:Ds2 g sns oenter g sras den s sHorins
6roT 0lngi0b from 6timmel. and PaddeI
6eopg6t kyaA n. In the seventh Burket
0VOr- Hasaev for four.time hit. Donovan
:. 6ropood . long ~ In Harley's mitt, ant
eftE it nestled there Nc0aun dug out from
tAifd and beat throw to Bergen. The Red
6iled up the bases In the eighth, and, witt
two out. Murphy pa3eed Bergen to first ant
jake Bscklsy vas forced IN. The score:
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