The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14

BY fighting up hill all the way, the Car
dinals won out IN the tenth inning from
Boston yesterday by q score of to 3.
In the eighth inning, with the score OF
to /, against his team, Donovan pasted
one of Pittinger's shoots for a slashing
single, sending two Of his men across the
plate. This put Donovan's men In tn. lead,
but the Bostons came in IN the ninth and
tied the game by making run.
In the tenth inning, with two men on
base. Davy Brain dashed one of Pittinger's
fast ones square In the nose. and knocked
the ball under the bulletin board, driving in
the winning run.
When the fans learned that Dunleavy
was 10 Ditch they settled back IN their
seats. satisfied that they would see good
game. They were not disappointed, for the
Toronto recruit went tho ten innings with
Throughout the game Dunleavy displayed
good judgment. With men on the bases he
was practically invfncible
,pittiBger also twirled a pretty game; but
the tenth period. While he was up the
Cardinals batted in the winning run.
The game was held until after the Derby
had been run. and then crowd of nearly
seven thousand persons swarmed into the
Nandeventer avenue inclosure.
CARDINALS IN LEAD.
The Cardinals got away In the lead, but
were overtaken in third period when Bos-
ton assumed the lead by making two runs.
From the third until the eighth Boston
held the lead. completing two fast double
plays and crowding in some very pretty
playing in the five innings.
IN the eighth Donovan passed the ginger
bottle to his pets. and they all drank
deep of the life-giving fluid. In that inning
The Cardinals pounded in two runs. taking
the men from the Hub came in the ninth
and sewed matters up by scoring a run
In the next period Davy Brain brought
JOY to the local fans by smashing out one
of the longest hits ever seen at League
Park.
BRAINS GREAT SMASH.
All afternoon Pittinger had been shoot
Ing In a nice. fast high one to Brain.
Brains success with the high one" was
none too good. but he kept getting on bet
ter terms with It the longer the game last
ed In the tenth Brain and the Thigh one
were the best OF friends.
In this inning Dayy came to bat after
Donovan and Smoot had singled All that
was required of Brain to win the game was
long ny Pfttinger settled back and start
one he dished up Brain let pass, and the
umpire called striker
PittinSer then hung out two-by-four
grin and tried the same Thigh one" over
again. This time Davy was waiting for it.
and, bending all his weight on It, jolted the
high one squarely In the nose.
The ball began to travel towards the bu.-
letin board and the last heard from it II was
In the possession of some small boy who
had patiently waited under the bulletin
board for the drive
The new lineup was again working
Donovan is so pleased with Its work that
he intends TO make II permanent
Fred Tenney played the best game for
Boston. having. four safe hits out of five
times UP. He also gave pretty exhibitian
of covering the initial sack
HOW THE RUNS WERE MADE.
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Ing one run. Farrell tripled. Donovan sin
gled. scoring Farrell. Smoot hunted safely
Donovan was out at third on Brains force
hit Mike oNelI lifted one out to Carney.
who threw to third in time to catch Smoot,
completing a double play.
Boston made two in the third. Greminger
and Bonner were easy outs. Burke fumb.ed
Pitunger's grounder Dexter singled. Ten
ney tripled, scoring Pfttinger and Dexter.
Cooley walked and stole second. Carney
foued out to Burke.
The Cardinals made two in the eighth.
Hackett tripled. ]. O'Neill was safe on
Bonner's error. Dunleavv walked. Farrell
few to Greminger. With the bases full.
Donovan singled, scoring Hackett and Jack
o'Neill: Smoot walked again, filling the
ing TO Batty in time to head off Smoot and
the latter throwing Brain out on first.
Boston tied the game in the ninth. Mo-
ran doubled. and went to third on Batty's
ran. Bonner singled. but was caught nap
ping off first. Ptttinger famed.
In their part of the tenth the Cardinals
batted out the winning, run. Farrell flew
to Carney. Donovan singled. smoot singled.
board, scoring Donovan with the winning
run.
Score: