The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-29

! members of his band at Philadelphia week
ago He lasted one inning in the pitchers s
box.
Manager McGraw Of Baltimore will give
pitcher 1Tst vi b Bowman Of the Gniverstty ,,9 9s
a reputation while in college.
Doctor "Arlie" Pond. the former Balti-
States Army in the Philippines. The other
day nt Baltimore, Doctor Walter Cox. an
army officer witnessed a game between the
Birds and the Philadelphia Athletics. He Is
a Marvlander and was home on a furlough.
After the game he delivered verbal mes
sages to the Baltimore players from Pond.
"Arlie is now with the Twenty-ffth In
fantry. in Northern Manila" said Doctor
Cox, land enjoying the best of health Ev-
Twenty-fifth Infantry Is composed of color
ed men and Pond has organized q cracker
jack team which claims the championship Of
the navy, but when the latter found out
that Pond was to pitch they lacked out.
back 10 Manila 1 informed General Burt.
then Colonel. who IS baseball enthusiast.
and he hurried before breakfast from his
office and Immediately asked that Pond be
asslSned to his infantry. Pond does not
expect to stay in his present quarters long"
diamond the most Interesting feat is that
of pitchers retiring opposing clubs without
9 or run rn6 Is most has aSp Sea6
achieved no less than twenty-three times
during the quarter Of a century of national
league ball.
The rare instance Of a team falling to get
man to first base has occurred twice,
John NJ. Ward performing the trick once
and Pitcher Richmond of the Wcrcesters
Of the early SOS the other time. Following
is the record of no-hit and nO-run games:
June u. 1sso-Cleveland. by Richmond Of
Worcester. In this game not Cleveland
plaVer reached first base.
June II, lSSG-BufalO. by Ward of Provi-
dence. Not Buffalo batter reached first
August 1SsO-Boston.- by Cochran of Chi
August 90 1sSo-worcester. by Calvin of
September 20, Worcester. by coch-
ran of Chicago
July %. 1SS3-Cleveland. by Radbourne of
September 1S, 1Sss-Philadelphia. by Daily
of Clevealnd.
June q. 1SS4-Providence. by Cochran of
August 4 1SS4-Detroit, by Calvin of Buff
June q. 1SS5-Providence. by Clarkson of
June % 1s91-New York. by Lovett of
Brooklyn.
July 81, lS9l-Brooklyn by Ruste of New
York.
August 6, 1S92-Brookiyn. by stivetts of
October Is, lss2-Pittsburg. by Jones of
August is. 1SS3-washington, by Hawke
September Is. 1ss7-cincinnati. by Young
Of Baltimore.
April p. 1s9S-Boston. by Hughes of Bal
timore.
April %. 1S9S-Plttsburg, by Breltenstein
OF Cincinnati
July s. lS9S-Boston by Donahue of Phila-
delphia
August 2i. 1SsS-Brooklyn. by Thornton of
Chicago.
May q. 1Sea-New York. by PHILIPPE of
Louisville
August I. 1899 Washington, by Willis of
Boston.
July 12 1soO-Philadeiphia. by Hahn of
Cincinnati.
July 12 1sol-st Louis. by Mathewson
OF New York.
The only no-llit, no-run game on record
thus far this season was pitched few
weeks ago in the Southern League by Hem
ley of the Atlanta, Ga. club. who shut out
the Little Rocks without a hit
Dan Murphy the former Giant. will ioin
the Philadelphia Athletics after July 4.
varney. the Dartmouth pitcher. Joins
Cleveland this week.
Strang of the White sox leads in the
American League in number of strike outs
He has been famed close to thirty times
this season.
Pitcher Jack Katoli. who was released
by Comiskey, refused TO join the Athletics
club OF the American Association.