The St. Louis Republic., 1903-04-23

mosphere Tigged out in oyercOats and ear
muffs took the defeat of the Browns good
naturedly. Only once in a while lid 5hey
roast the locals. and the roasts were cer-
tainly well earned.
After FrieTs misplays. DOrAhue began his
j ascension. and before he got back TO
mother earth Chicago had clouted his iioat-
ers TO every spot on the green
On the bases the locals took 10 chances.
evidently fearing 20 soil their new uniforms.
The only one Of the Browns to show 4
fighting spirit in the face OF apparent defeat
was Jesse Burkett- The rest Of the PLAYERS
seemed to realize that they vere n for a
trouncing. and stolidly withstood the or
sIaughts Of the White Sex without making
any effort 20 retaliate.
Only once in the whole game did they
show anything like a game spirit. and that
was in the ninth inning. when they made
two runs after two men had been reti-ed-
With the willow. the Browns did fairly
well. making ten hits. two OF them being
doubles. one a triple. and home run by
Burkett- Flaherty. however. seemed 70
have the locals well timed. and kept their
hits scattered
WHITE son POUNDED HARD.
The Chicagos had a field day with the
willow. the only man on the team falling
TO make connections with DOnahus's shoots
being Pat FIaherty. The rest OF the White
sox hit the ball pretty much a. they
pleased. securing sixteen hits for total
ot twenty bsses.
Once during the game the fans had a
chance TO root. and that came after many
Of them had left the grounds. In the ninth
inning. with two gone. and Donanue up
the crowd commenced to fie OUt OF the
park
DonAhue caught one Of FIaherty's bend
ers square on the label, ard sent il saiiinS :
toward left field, on a line. haIlIrlan "a -
under IL. ana 1t looked to be all over. Sut
he glommered the ball, and DOnanue trot1ed
IC nrSt baSe-
Bgrke.t the next man up, waited until
he got one To his liking and drove the hali
almost into the clubhouse door IL V@s IN
they gave vent TO their pent UP energy as
BuTkett trotted across the plate
Heidric& singled. and it looked aS thoush
the Browns were going TO set on the long
delayed fireworks. but Hernphin put the
immortslles on their hope when ne
popped up an easy one TO Isbell. ending the
rant aspirations Of the McAieeriteS-
HOW THE RUNS WERE MADE
In the second inning Chicago scored thTea
runs on triplet. Of e-TorS by FTsei IN
thofr total BY Starting the fireworks on
Donahue.
Green. the Nr<t man up. singled Halt
man promsnads1- Both were advanced on
isbeirs sacrifice Daiy was dead headed
TO first on four wide ones. filing the bases.
and Green and Hallulan scored on Tame
hills drive TO center field McFaTlaud
scored DAILY on neat single and Tannehiil
trottsd home on Flaher:y's out. Daiy %
Dolsn- DAILY walked and Jones ended the
agony by popping 10 Anderson
In St LouiS'S half OF the fOsIrrh t!gey
scored two runs on Ande-Son-s EiE-le. Wal
tscs's double and JcCoruick's SrTeachiEs
single 10 center A-NtEZEn INgat szWaLNH Z
tally 20 their score in tfeir hall % the
fourth on HaHman's single and I<heITs
double Chicago again ven: afre- Dona-
hue'S dinkS in tie sixth inning and pound
ed oUs three runs
Jones singled. Green laid one down ard
beat IL out Both runners were advanced
on Halluan's neat sacrifice isbsil dumped
one down TO DonRhue. but Red was Ut in
the air. and in trying TO head of the run
ner al the plate threw the ball NJ against
the back stop. allowing HaEiun1nn and
single Tennehill singled Mcfarland was
out. Wallace to Anderson FIaneFty ended
the tragedy by popping TO Mccormick
Chicago reopercd the fireworks display
in the seventh. and gave Donahue his final
bumps. Dolan met one of Dunnie's and
laced IL for a triple He scored on Jones's
single. Green sacrificed Hallnan walked
and Hallnan and Jones scored on Isbelrs
second double DAILY was out. Wallace to
Anderson. and Tannehnl was ambuIanced.
Friei 20 Anderson
THE BROWNS HCRR4AH FINISH
In the ninth inning ST Louis made two
error and Burketts beautiful drive 10 the