The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-15
OUTFIELD ERRORS
LOSE FOR BROWNS.
Senators Make 1t Three Straight
in First Extra Inning Contest
OF the Home Grounds.
SCORE TIED IN NINTH INNING.
Heidrick's MuT in Tenth Sends
Winning Run Across the Plate
-Maloney's Error Also
Was Costly.
SCORE TIED IN NINTH INNING.

Muffed flies II the outfeld are directly re-
sDcusiDle Tor the defeat Of the Browns by
Washington yesterday in the first extra in
mig gene Of the season on Inc home
grounds. Nearly o fans forgot all about
the Derby when JCe SUsden med cut the
hit that tied the score, and the noisiest
demonstration Of the year greeted the
Browns when they took the field for the
tenth inning 10 encounter defeat. Jack
Powell pitched a splendid game-far better
than Jack Townsend. who was his OPP
poaent on the firing line Wednesday and
vino tied up with Red John" again yesteT-
day. The score was ; to i
had Manager McAlesr had ali Of his reg
ulars IL the game. there is scarcely q doubt
mat the Browns would have captured that
game Maioney's coiC-Dlooded muf OF
rED across the plate had he glued bis
lunch hooks 10 the bail it would hive been
The THIRD out 10 less d person Lnan }.
HsI1Tick IS more eNcusanls than AalOnsy.
however. as he took a long Chance where
some 1uJnelderS would never have attempt
e. Il cGJen. Win tWgO out II ne reuLn
inning ana CoughLin On second, George Ca
HeiGrick's Costly MuT.
J Emmett took It on The run over his
I !eIt s-Oliuer and CID CaSch the Oa..,
Eu- ms next step Jared the leather
from his hands GHd Cougalin registered
Wltl the winning run. Perhaps II Man
user LO1tCs nae hept Townsend IL the Tray
the brUWLS E-SlI have counted IL Lhe
te-th, Jut IUUassc wisely sent in Case
Patton. VINO made snort Wu-Is OF The locals
n the closing round Truly ii was a
hearI-llsvase nni-E, and the fans telt worse
over a. than II Washington haG sIuSSed out
z GUZen home runs.
JACK lowell deserves the credit Of a vic
t0-y, Tor IL none q his previous perform
alceS at the Grand Avenue Park mas ne
exhibited so good an article of ball Nine
H4AS We're Mace OH each LIEE.EE. LnDDZA
Crlh's home run gave the Senators the most
extra bases. IUWlsenu tailed 10 go the
distance, and weakened 50 peTcepubIy that
ne came near being ranked out il the mid
d4e u the ninth inning.
BGTkett Ont of the Game.
The Browns gave a great exhibition of
Uphill playing n the ninth inning Up to
the e.EnLh They mad scored only one run,
against the Senators four, and from recent
Iulm nobody thought Iaey mad 4 chance.
TINS opinion was promoted by the fact
that two OF the re~gulaES-SurketJ and Wal
lace-were out OF the game. Poor old
Jesse sCuezsC as he sat IN the grand stand
and watched the ST. Louis OuLfielG. II
went hard with the old boy. for it is the
first game he mas missed in mora than two
years. He i not accustomed 10 play the
part Of = grand-stand spectator, and IN the
seasons OF 1900 and 1901 had not failed to
be on hand Tor every championship game.
Wallace was in uniform before The game,
but Doctor Starklof advised him not TO
play. Aemphill was. therefore,. switched 70
left field and Alaioney went 10 right. FTiel
Was on third and played q rafting good
game, both on the field and in a batting
way. while Barry Mccormick took care Of
the ShOrtfeld in good style.
Al Orth is certainly the Browns hoodoo.
Jimmy Ryan wasn't feeling well, and Lotus
ASS gned Orth to the middle PASTURE 10
even up for the loss Of Burkett,' as Lotus
eEn.aiued. Orth made q wonderful catch
thick OF Friday in the third inning. giving
the Senators their first run. Up 10 the
~ tn the Browns had not reg stored a hit
off Townsend. In the fifth Eriel smote TO
LEFT along the foul line. and. though Dele
sarty did get one paw on the ball. he
couldn't connect, and Billy took second,
from whence he scored on Padden's liner
The Senator'S punched a few hits in the
fifth and sixth for three runs. Townsend's
swipe banged up against the right field
fence close 10 the pavilion, though Ma
Wolverton We're victims of high fly habits
and the inning looked TO be 'cinched." but
Deehantg; Of course. grounded sharply TO
left and Townsend registered.
A Very Yellow Inning.
Heidrick and Maloney presented The
Westinghouse with q pair of runs in the
sixth CoUEhlIn and Carey were sent TO
the morgue on grouders, but Lee and Clarke
punched out singles. Heidrick played
Clarke's ~gTOunder. and his extremely bad
throw TO third in a foolish attempt TO head
on Lee cost a run. The ball came in very
low. took a bad bound under Lees feet and
thumped up against the grand stand. Pow
ell was asleep and failed to back up Frfel
a. lhiFu- Lee scored ano clarke raced
around to third Townsend always had a
ptuCHant Tor hitting 10 right held. Ills
liner didn't pull MalOney ten feet out of his
tracks, and Clarke logged in, never dream
ing of scoring. But Maloney creased his
NIT and the ball slipped through. and what
should have been the third out gave the
visitors another earned run. After that. up
re the tenth inning, the Senators were held
Townsend began to EXHIBIT signs of nerv-
oCsness in the eighth. re presented Sus-
den and Powell with passes and Joe scored
on Mal0nsys sccratch double to right Lee.
kelsteS and Carey held a mass meeting
around the ball, but that was after it came
gown, ana MaIoney was safe on second.
Henphtl grounded in front Of the plate
and was thrown out and Lee %gobbied Hid
The ninth was a whirlwind of excite
mert- townsend was going fast, and
vigorous coaching and the crowds cheers
one ball out of the infeId in four times up, |
flied to Coughiin. Friel singled. but was
crowd prepared 10 hold another burial serv-
ice over the Browns. but Padden hit a
singing G%rounder over third base and made |
two bases on the drive, Mccormick scoring.
Good old Joe Sugden was right there in
the pinch. Joe slapped out a liner past
Carey which came down not more than
two inches inside of the foul line, Padden
put the spurs to himself and raced home |
with the run that tied the score. Sugden
going to second. Powell struck out, ending !
the iu=-nE.
The tenth inning began ausoiciously for
me Browns VINO were then IN high spirits.
Powell squeezed Deiehanty's ErOurder and
Friel made a clever stop OF keister's high |
Senators proceeded TO put on their cugto- |
mary stunt Coughlin smashed out a line
hit TO left thai was good for two bases
Carey never was a strong performer with !
the stick, but he raped out a long f. |
that for 2 moment bore q home nm labai. !
But Hsiarick got under II, and then followed !
the muir harci1before described. and Cou.h- |
lin counted with the much-needed run.
PadCen retired Lee for tine third out.
Case Pattsn replaced Townsend in the
tenth. The soutnoaw had plenty of speed. 4
wade curves, and goud control and he re- I
tlTec the EroWrs in order. NaISey. Hemp 4
hi; ana Ieic-ick expiring on inheld taps.
The sCo-%:
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ST. LOUIS.