The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-16
WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC.

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Joy to the local fan. With the St. Louis
e.Ss f]oons,I-Jaasne team meeting with over.
< ExSssa.r,s -. w., ,nd IN. q,
4 S6Hfs Isfierican League team showing nc
= aaSyanuarsstie signs of Improvement at home
ss-s.ra = r;,,ia consa for io,li6cation on the
.spart of the local baseball public
Al t-he Cardinals. defeats at the hands of
Sf..,,rss,,.s Ncc:rsw.s ..D,s,nrh.-s- o,,v IN.
I; creassf the gloom that hangs over sh:
local baseball situation locally.
ii . - v.,.
i. IN these games asaihs. the Ne" aoFhs'
Donovsns men played like tho rankest
amateurs Their work was raw. F1elders
& ,a.,s.s a., ,,.,rar Tho. ,,,.,n,,, ,psiea. tod
ssaS q, - a,n,r,s aa'' '~' t''N'
u In q, batting way the Cardinals did we'll
: .porv6 hut ,h.,r work ON tho hasss rss
' -. wy" ,.ssa.,. n "a. 80 -. sa'
SIS On the ton of this pse- uerA hr the car
{ 49,. ~ ar, ~, -, $3.50
come. .h e. s.s0,. . 81 an open
! Speaking of the trouble, Frank r. Meeats-
s+ar a. 81, ,-,a,r,, r,,.,s.,,.. a...,.,
smt or rs raos,,,Ir wa; ss'''s "'e-Ai
r fas ,b ball or sai5e the s eenehs wishoas
'!This Was he rather erass, but fetehlns
~ ,wn,eh was nahae9 one pafaa bfa IN
n Ns 49, $500; seae 81 81; Sus ..l
as ae Stsuaen. ei s.pes'asn 81,
s~,craar h,. %a,,. al, Pas eng sae
koSsan end ss sur u. aa sss a
S The ether players Ae an the team. a,e ,s.
Tsn /. nlsn e IA "a .e ei ths a a.se
n, .cc,,ss ~. hi.h, II. ha.pfsIi,,. n -.
Al T., his nna, ia hans tIaa 800 .. S.,s
bur- yests,,isy, Thsr .h h sa asat 20 H.. "a
iiSerateiy missed TIVE lies aaas h. mad sns
Ssttea consrarx ~ ;,ssra, anu aa 'h ~, ne
v,oia Hon nf ~ ~. .n,esY r,, as,a az ~ ese,.
hall Al TINT he 1920 e ha ~ a.. mIs,
q. ~, o.h.r y,,-,, .,.r, 80, .,.,,t,, =,
burn in thu 81 Tas,,s oann ana ErsIz as ss
tod ,hnrs he had not sa ane, ana . Daain was
members e of ta s sfsM, aess9ns 10 o.nsf
has been s,,,Ssn. hnt S.ss ~ ag iaa as
~. y. ,n susnae, oes sseteaaas has heta:hs
l =: wa : plainly ;, ted that he wanted e
own e. ana also pay his own hsard
: Fl 40 not Sno~ S x.nv Nv rr,,n .n,,,,
c.ny5nse ,.s ne 1S w aa NO nan 1 uviEE can
t naais INT intentionally ! am not manager OF
S,,, t ~ = ny. VII oicesee 70 tne manager,
~ CSs n - msIe munger BRAN would pc iaid
s Ss. esq p1t OF Playing ever saw on oase-
Patsy Donovan Maid. .r cannot .,v what
win be done. but there may be a change
10, So-mosrow o. soon. Brains work was little
- IA one a. fs hest niaYa onH th Pc Ia
Il 10 pretty tough. St Louis never did sny-
thing TO Brain. cannot stand this sort Of
Work
= II the report be true, 1t Is up to the local
management to make an example Of Brain.
I. Another player was suspected OF playing
on not 30 long ago. and was laid OF for a
month without pay. The enforced vacation
did the player In question good. When he
returned he felt the crimp In his salary
Ind got hump on himself.
= Donovan and the Robisons are the
easiest" men In the business to work for
No player who tries ever gets q call from
either Should q player deliberately lay
down on Ed Haulpu he would bo made 81,
example Of for All f,itu.e dciiuousa.s
s At any rste. the charre Of suIEine should
he inveStigated, If thc report Ia .Intsue. Inc
win lift the smirah of sus~
Rrfin himseif shna,iS invifs ,bs iny.~-tor-
ssions IJnfii ~ cie.rs hia .tir4. ~ ,ha ,,,as~.