The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26
REprRIJC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Pittsburg. Pa, July 2a-Patsy Donovan
Cardinals got good and even with the Pr
rates to-day for their defeat Of yesterday.
They simply put it all over the Champions
and won by the score of II to 6. for The
simple reason that they played better ball
at every stage of the game. hatted like a
lot of fiends and ran BASES Ike desrs.
BY far the feature of the game was the
stick work OF Farrell. He faced the Pitts
burg pitchers six times, made five hits and
secured a base on balls. getting TO first
every time he came up. When he went TO
bat In the ninth inning, he was given an
ovation such as seldom is handed to visit
ing PLAYER He made good with another
hit.
Sam Lever started in to DO the slab work
for Pittsburg. St. Louis took kindly TO MS
Blenders. and he was very glad TO seek m.
shade of the bench at the end OF the thlra
inning The story of the game IS Il PAM
fui one; that Is, from u Pitts5urg stand
point They lost simply because they were
outplayed, and because they could not IND
Dunieavys benders at opportune times.
CARDINALS START FIREWORKS.
St Louis started the fireworks rs soon as
the first ball was tossed. for Farrell
smashed it for 4 three-basser. Donovan
reached first on Leach's error, Farrell
scored on Shoots hit and Donovan crossed
the plate on De Mont's life.
In the second Ryan forced HackeH at
second and scored on hits by Farrell and
Donovan. Farrell tried TO get home on Don
ovans hit but WIS caught 1T the plate.
Then came the third.
Smoot was the FIRST man up He hit to
center. De Mont forced him at second
Barclay and Burke hit in succession. Hack
EFT was safe on R:tchey's error and Ryan
and Farrell hit safely. When the smoke OF
battle had cleared away five runs were in,
and cd
Wilhelm started OFF well and handed out
goose egg i'll The fourth. In the fifth, how
ever n base on balls to Dpnleavy. FarrelIs
hit and Besumont's error :~eored TWO more.
De Mont walked in the sixth. stole second
and came home on Hachetts hit.
The seventh and eighth We're blanks, and
the hopes of the LEGAL fans began TO soar:
but in the ninth Ryan Dunleavy, Farrell
and Donovan hit in succession and the first
three came home.
DUNLEAvY'S CLEVER TwIRLING.
In the second. Dunleavy gave an iilustra-
ton of his wonderful ability of being able
to pull himself out Of hole. Leach drew
a pass and Ritchey was safe on DeMont'f
error. Kruger hit safely to left Leach
scoring. Weaver walked. again filing the
bases. Lever then appeared. and. alsa
drew a complimentary trip, forcing in
1t looked blue for ST. Louis. with all the
big batters in front OF him Patsy Dono-
van yelled something in from right as Beau
mont ambled up. DunieaVy pulled UP MS
trousers. shot In three fast ones and Beau
mont walked to the bench, after having
made wild dives at them.
The crowd chcered and this encouraged
Dunleary. Sebring. appeared and got tbs
same dose that was adrninistered 10 Beau
In the sixth. Kruger scored on his own hi
and hits by Phelps and beaumont
With two men out in the seventh Pitts
burg's lucky inning. base on balls t.
Leach and hits by Ritche.- and Kruger
scored two more. The other run was mad,
In the eighth on Beaumont's free pass
Sob fpp' n Z, -.-iIE
The umpiring OF Moran vas about III.
worst ever seen here. He was away- Of
on balls and strikes. and both sides suffere,
alike by his rank decisions. H.. lllowe,
the players too many liberties. Burke punch
ing him in the ribs after he had been sen
off the coaching line. Score: