The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
Standing of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results.
Whore They PIny To-day.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

SPECIAL
CINCINNATI: Nay The chesty warriors
lambast War" Sanders. the southpaw
twirler of the Cardinals, all over the park.
The Pork sausases" up to today had only
wen three games out of twelve since the
season opened, and the savage way in
which they attacked the fast Worlds Fair
City bunch was Il caution.
Kelley and his red-piped lads were ratlI-
er soundly trouuced by Donovan's kids only
a week ago. and the local fans to-day
bunk alongside of the Ohio creek here went
after Sanders like ward heelers carrying
q doubtful precinct. and how they did tan
his Tennessee curves.
The bloodthirsty Reds batted all the way
round and were well on their second round
When Mickey Donlin made the third out.
Seven big. healthy runs We're whacked out
into the place whore safe hits go and
eight joyful Cincinnati Red-legs cakewalked
over home plate. And it was all because
Little Sanders didn't have a thing but
punk" balls.
The day was clear and warm as one
ars. COCO strong. graced the grand stand:
The. local fans. from the way they pulled
against Donovan and his kids, evidently
look upon them as some beans in the league
race.
CLOSE DECISIONS PREVAIL.
Everything goes over here for the home
gang. Umpire Emslie and '"racks" Holli-
DAY nay, 2iayed a rather interesting stunt which
IL oilcu IL
Farorites"' Holidays work. particularly,
was very bad on base decisions.
After Sanders had been tin-canned under
Inc stand. Sir Patrick presented pretty Ed
die Murphy 10. do slab work Edward
would have worked in the opening inning
but for the fact that a slight breeze was
blowing along the banks of the Ohio. He
took up where Sanders left off in the sec
ond. and he made Steinfeldt. Kelley. Mickey
ZOE ma ana "a me rest o.; or the bancroft angels EEL
sweet-faced lad had everything known to
the science Of "box-working." and for eight
cinnatians until the fans. out of sheer adj
miration for the big fellows work, com
m ssnced to actually applaud him.
desperately. Murphy held the enemy safe,
but the best the Cardinals could do was to
tally three runs off Blue Sleeves Harper's
slants. The eX-Brownie was touched up
for nine hits, but most of these bumps were
scattered.
The tall boy twirled a very nice game.
though, of course, with the eight runs out
OF the way, the Donovanites would have
walked home on the chin strap.
NICHOLS OUT OF THE GAME.
The kid infield of the Cardinals was a bit
unbuckled to-day. Arthur Nichols. tho
fussy little first sacker of TIE quartet, is
not we'll by any means. He was sick when
he departed from 81. Louis. and to-day
sunny JIM Hackett on first Hackett put
up a grand game. He had sixteen chances
ana accepted all OF them perfectly. Johnny
Farrell retired from the game after the first
inning. He strained his back chasing a
high one from Donlin's bat. Jimmie Burke
went to second.
The st. Louis boy played a fast. clean
game. He had eight chances. four put
outs and four assists. Tn Cardinals played
an errorless game. forty chances being Of
fered. all of which We're accepted. Davy
Brain and Manager Patrick carried off the
sticking honors for st. Louis. each secur-
ing two hits. 1t was a hard game to lose,
az the Cardinals outside nf tho fatal FIRST
had everything their own way.
Cincinnati scored all their runs in the
first inning. Kelley walked, Seymour sin
gled and DOnlin sent Kelley home on his
out. Farrell to Hackett. The other six
runs were scored On Beckley's base on
balls. singles by Steinfeldt. Magoon. Cor
coran's double. Peitz's single. Harper's
triple and kelley's one-baser. After that
Murphy had the locals on the hip all the
way.
HOW RUNS WERE MADE.
The Cardinals scored one run in the first
by daring base running on the part of
Johnny Farrell. Jack drew four. moving 10
second on Shoots out to first. Brains
eraser TO second sent the K. c.. boy to
third. Barclay. with two strikes. hit the
ball hard to Steinfeldt. Before George had
landed on the sphere Farrell had started
for home. He nit the plate just as George
clouted it.
Run two for the Cardinals sailed home in
the sixth. Hackett drew four. moved to
third on Donovan's corking double to right
Beckley. The last tally was sent over in
the ninth. After Murphy had famed Burke
was presented with four, and scored on
singles by Smoot and Brain.