The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-04

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Had Manager McAleer been able to secure
the services Of Napoleon Lajoie for about
I five minutes yesterday there might be a
! different tale To tell this Fourth OF July
morn. Lajoie would have fitted in nicely
/ in two innings Of yesterdays game between
I the Browns and White Sox. for Billy Rel
dy's presentation of the two-mlnute sketch.
The Man Who Didn't" was much relished
by the COmiskeyites who at last broke their
ST. Louis hOOdOO and won by the score of
| to ,
The proverbiaI blaze OF glory did not mark
the departure OF the McAlesrites for Detroit
last night. II ever a game should have
been won it was that one. for the Browns
ouTrield the visitors. The prime cause for
defeat was the pitching OF Jimmy Callahan.
the foxy rX-Orphan. who pulled out OF sew
eraI tight places with the ease OF expert
ence. 1t was a simple arithmetical problem
Reidy pitched eight innings Of good ball.
while Callahan pitched nine The one-in-
ming difference made the Browns measly
three tallies look like a dollar minus 20
cents.
Inc sizzling heat made bail playing no
child play. and II also cut the attendance
DOWN Apatletic neIdIns behind Rsidy IN
the third inning might nave resulted from
the heIce rays of the sun, but II Reidy Is Il
hOI-HeaJner pitcher. he certainly cOu.d not
have picked beIIer day Tor a winning.
his performance on the whole was c. ed
liable as far as the pitching Is concerned.
Tor. compared 10 tnat one dark-o. OWL
round. the others were as a ripe red straw
berries stacked up against a speckiei cur
rant But the les sand Of Sir MiilyuHl's
batting the better
Reidy Misses Two Chances.
Twice did Reidy have an opportunity 10
saIJ away the memory or Ih4. Ddu am ng.
but eacn time hiS IruSty WHOM saweI lac
atmosphere In huge chunks -dcAle-r mi n
nave used UrJt=. judgment seIUi..g
some one else 10 bat IL the eighth mail
wnen the DrJwn house was IuII. ana OIL
base nit needed 10 tie the score. True.
ksIdy Is a far sucker, out ne totally fai.eI
TO get any INSIDE information Uu Gill;
han beHuers. sEd Il MaS pIainiy not ms
LAP 20 Manufacture D!nSies. I-ITNe % lOd-
OIuer Inen siIIinS on lue Uencn mIsh, 90
been able 10 90 something Al Isas., l.
'-O-il AVE Oe-ii a sOvu i-Sa 10 gave Ine.II |
sax case hits. four Of them in succession,
a saeii.Ice. and costly muiI by Jisss
DOEVLOU, was the fEoIlc Oul OF HhiCn Iae /
W haze SoX ~Ove i've runs. l he bSowns |
uTrw INST DGOvu in the second, Callahan 5 I
g.IL to Ma.it-u DiossOmIns into = score /
UndeT the fostering care OI Padden's nit /
anu sammy Ssrans error.
EdGIe Slcr'aIIzno IIreu the frst gun In the |
thru Inl.lIlS. aiGC VeIOre the brOSnS cOuiu /
set 0uey with the spikes the snarp bonn /
usEuulrnI was over ana the mIsCnIcf Was Il
zone. SicFarIsnu plunAeu 10 center for u /
base anu Callahan saCrInced. StrAng made i
DunI 10 count MIN a MT. EIeIdrn JOLeS /
Tappeu 10 cenIer and McrsrIaLd I.eu me /
scUre. Danny Greeal' ) low ny TO left count sd Il
q nit when 1t seemed InsI burAsTt couId
nave can5peu under It. 1Hat put StFsns IN Il
the clear. Davis selected the same ne,u for
his birgie, Nnlcn proved the means OF trans
POr1ILS Jones to Jne pate.
Donohue's Error Cost n Hun.
The ST Louis infieid was playing close IN
then, aud WIN the bases ILil sic. ses rolled
u pal ~ McLUrmICk- Green appeared a ut
the Ball IN To DUnonue. buI "JIsBs' act Z
rsDOunu from MS pIiION and GrNrn SllpYe1
oy. registered aHd sook hrsl-AOOr nOnt-
SGcn support Was not Calculated - boost
Reioy game. FRANCOIS lsOeIi smashed to
ngnI. Davis skipping home on the hit
keIdy then took hand In the game The
for rent -siEn Was on every base and
the wnite-hOsed pilgrims showed no signs OF
making any outs 80. when Daly. the ninth
with the Uall, riung IL 10 third Tor force
out OF AerTes. McCormicks 5 throw beating
Daily TO irst and comoleting the double
That was the only blot on Reidy's pitching
record for the day. as in the remaining
six Innings the sum total OF Chicago hits |
was three. these. however including
double and a triple. neither Of which netted
any runs. His first exhibition OF aJmos-
Mccormick managed to wend his way as
far as third on a base on balls. stolen
base. and DonOhue's out. Barry got no
further, however. for Reidy was retired on
strikes
Callahan Escapes Tight Places.
Callahan seemed 10 De amusing the crowd
by pitching himself Into bad holes and
then pitching himself and his team out of |
them He issued five passes in all. but
both times when IL seemed that he was
ticketed for Salt Greek he used Reidy as q
IN HWnE aHHH Of h. WwNN~a
The Browns worked In another run In
sixth after two outs Jones made a ila
Of Anderscn's hard hit IAN. Wallace was
put 10 sleep BY Davis and Isbeil- McCor-
mick. who did himself proud on his days
second base Days tumble allowed Pad
den a lie. and then Donohue cracked to
center. Jones tried TO nail Mccormick by |
steppedsin front OF Mcfarland and WHIPPED
aiding back to the bag. Dick thought he
got the worst OF the decision, and had !
he third out but McCormick's run counted |
1arely hve seconds before Padden was re-
The Browns had Callahan baIIooning in
the eighth and with some pinch hitting |
could not only have tied but won the game.
Lassi He,driSs and md anderson we're ehlorofoTmsd
leather against the bleachers for double
and the crowd surely thought CaIlahan's
sr hold when Mccormick again came TO
The front with 9 safe drive to right. on |
which Wallace scored
Pndden On the Bench.
Padden had been benched for taking sx-
seption 70 Sheridan's ruling when he called
Reidy out at first In the previous Inning. and
Frtel, who took Captain Dicks place In the
Held. next stepped up. He shot Rroundsr
'or the bag Isbelfs toss to Callahan got
through the pitcher and Mccormick gained
.hird base thereon. Callahan couldn't To-
,ate the plate after his exeTtion and he
passed Donohue. filing the bases
Again II was put up 10 Reidy, and IL oc-
,ssioned some surprise when McAleer sent