The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
HIGH SCHOOL WON
FROM SMITHS TEAM.
Red and Black overwhelmed Acnd-
emy Boys by score of 10 to 1-but
One Hit or Kicker.

In their first meeting OF the season High
School won from Smith Academy at the
Pastime grounds yesterday by the over
whel1ning score of 10 to /. the Smith team
proving utterly unable to land effectively
on Kicker, and only making its solitary
score through Il tumble of Il slow grounder
in the seventh inning.
High now practically holds the scholastic
championship for the season.
on account of the excellent work Of both
teams in practice, it was expected that p
fast game would result. and a large at
tendance was present From the third in
ming, however. when High made four runs
in rapid succession. 1t was seen that the
Smith boys were scheduled for defeat. four
more runs by High in the next inning put
ting the game beyond reach of the red and
white team.
Smith made her only score In the seventh
inning. High rated along at an easy gait
until the eighth inning. and then cut loose
with perfect deluge OF runs. sending eight
men across che plate. Neither team scored
in the closing period.
Kicker and Miltenberger proved a far
stronger combination than Holthaus and
Morris, the Smith man showing poor form
compared TO his usual work.
While Kicker held his opponents down to
{, single hit. sixteen such hits were made off
tho Smith man.
Bader made one wild pitch in the course
of the game but amended this by knocking
out a home run later III the contest. Each
team made one two-base hit, but High i'm
proved on this by having Il three-ba Sger to
its credit. Kicker allowed two bases on balls
and Hoithaus sent four men to first in the
same manner.
High made twelve runs of the earned va
riety, Smiths score being CT the same sort.
NtfN .sf hDt "a i.- do
livery being somewhat wild. Both pitchers
struck out nine men in the course of the
contest.
Il was originally planned that High and
Smith were to meet in a return game, u
third match being in prospect in case OF a
tie. On account Of Smiths defeat however.
ManuaFs team looms up as stronger con-
testant, and the programme of dual games
with High may be called off
Yesterdays score by innings was:
5hih HiFh ::::::::::S :SS ii
abs BatfGisRifkeE MaI,. and atenbeEgeE Hothaus
Hoithaus l.
Amateur Baseball Notes.
=. The mechanical department.. OF the St. Louis
hs as sd G0"B5a Baaan has 'h2 .2 fS0T6T sa Pasgf
Moore. Hardy. HounsaeLd. Buiien. Graham.
like to hear from ali i-1 teams Address j. Mst
TICK. master mechanics office. st. Louis Transit
Company.
The Ben b agEs Will play the Dewey socals at
Th 6re team wonG fe feF to s sas
from all first-ciass teams. Address II. bunker.
No. 2o22 South Eleventh street
The W. G; Cardinals defeated the w C.
The, Blue Wings would like to play some
arst.clsss team foG side bet Of $50 For par
Trust Company.
good all,ropnd plager would Ike to Join
Address Kass Redheld. No 24G9 North Prairie
The Thistlcs defeated the Holmeses By the
team address T. Long. No. 2221 Cass avenue
The J. NJ. Lloyds will play the A. B. c.s
this afternoon at Pastlme Park.
Tho Rohlinss would like to hear from virien.
Lebanon. Cairo and all other out-of-town teams
Address John Barrett. No. Oh South Sixth street
vettes to-das on the feriner teams grounds.
The Mayfelds would like to hear from ou.-of-
town teams for games in June and July Ad-
dress John a. Maher. No. 2sS9 Clark avenue.
Tho Plants will play tho wells,ons at Pas.irne
Park this afternoon.
The Usonas Will play the Webster, this after
noon at Spring avenue and Forest Park boule-
The Ben Millers will play the J. B. Hicks this
afternoon at Labadie and st. Louis avenues
The Unions win play the Rceders this after
noon at Spring and Cfiouteau avenues The
tormer team would like TO hear from frst-class
teams Address Willie Bannon. No 800 Chou
teau avenue.
A good infelder would Ike to Join some good
team in the l-year-old class. Address NJ Coors-
sen. No. 1881 Franklin avenue
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