The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-13

had lost the ball. as he had his back turned
10 the stand and was going so fast he
could not stop when the catch was made.
When he did finally stop and turn to the
umpire with the ball in his Sloved hand
1t was the signal for such outburst of
applause has seldom greeted ball
player here before.
Not only did the fans shower round after
round of applause on the big fielder. but
the players of both teams warmly shook
Smoots hand as he came in off the field,
and even Umpire Moran, lost in the excite
ment OF The moment. SO far forgot the dig
nifty OF his position as TO openly express
MS admiration of the play.
DUNLEAVY EFFECTIVE.
Donovan chose Eddie Murphy 10 do tine
twirling for the locals. but at the end Of
the fourth inning Edward wilted so rapid
~ under the hot sun and blistering can
nonading of the "Phillies' batsmen that
Doctor Donovan sent him 10 the bench.
While Dunleavy finished out the game.
,Dunleavy brought the Phillies little bat
ting picnic TO sudden close and for the
SIN innings that he occupied the pitcher $
hits; besides striking oft five men. In the
sixth inning he performed the rema rkahie
feat OF retiring the '.Phillies'' on strikes.
Chick Frazer. who pitched for the
',Philles." was touched up pretty freely.
the locals getting eleven hits. including one
'wo-bagSer and two triples off his delivery.
Burke pulled on several pretty
plays: and Lee De Mont took care Of ey-
eEythinS that came his way in good style.
accepting his eight chances without the
sennlance of an error.
DoNoNAN'S CLEVER BATTING.
Donovan led the locafs>with the bat. max
lEE two triples and a single out of five times
at bat
For the 'Philiies." thinner played the
best game, the old war horse sending one OF
MCrDhNS shoots unJpr Ia hnliarip boa I'd
Tor a home run and almost duplicating the
feat in the next inning by making a three
base hit.
The Phillies were more ambitious for
awhile in accommodating runs than the To-
Gals. the Phillies getting three in the fourth
HOW THE RUNS WE'RE MADE.
The Cardinals started off we'll by getting
one in the first inning. Farrell tripled.
Donovan was out. Hulswitt TO Hallman
Smoot singled. scoring Farrell. Smoot was
caught at second trying to stretch the hit
into double
The Phillies scored one in the third. Zim-
n:er Knocked the ball 10 the bulletin board
for four bases. Frazer flew to Barclay.
Barry doubled. Wolverton flew to Smoot.
Titus was easy. Murphy to Hackett
The Philies scored three in the fourth.
keister walked. Mailman flew to DeMont.
HuisWitt doubled, scoring Kester. Gleason
famed. thinner tripled. scoring Hulswitt.
Frazer singled. scoring thinner Barry
walked Wolverton flew to Donovan.
the fourth Smoot walked. Barclay sin
gled. but the ball struck Smoot retiring the
runner barclay stole second and went to
third on the throw, as no one covered the
bag. Barclay scored on Burke's out Huls-
witt TO Mailman. Hackett walked but was
out stealing second.
The Cardinals made one in the sixth.
Donovan tripled and scored on Shoots sin
gle. SmoOt stole second. Barclay famed.
Burke was out. Wolverton 10 Mailman.
Hackett famed.
The Cardinals made one in the eighth
Farrell was out. Hulswtt to Hallmal Don
Barclay fouled out to thinner Burke flew
to Mailman.
The winning run was scored by the locals
in the tenth inning with only one out Dom
ovan fouled out to thinner Smoot took
second on Gleasons bad throw of his
grounder. Barclay pounded the bail 10 the
bulletin board Smoot scoring on the hit.
The official score: