The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-16
browns NO MATCH
FOR WASHINGTON,
Tail-Enders Win Easily From
Locals by Score of
3 to 1.
WRIGHT'S DEBUT AS BROWNIE.
The Elongated Twirler Pitches
Well, but Is Poorly Supported
in Field and at
the Bat.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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Where They Play To-Day.
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Yesterdny's Results.
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Yesterdays Results.
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Inc nfteen-inning game the Brown.
Played against Washington last Frida,
must have taken all the stamina out OF
then,, for their work yesterday was list.
less and they allowed the Senators" tc
walk away with the game without pro.
test The score was to l.
AT that the score was no more one-sided
than the game itself. In spots the Browns
showed little flashes Of their former great
ness. but their smoke went out when
chances to get in the game presented them
selves.
Gene" Wright, McAleer's new pitcher
tw1rled for the locals. 1t would be very
unfair to Wright to take yesterdays game
as criterion Of his ability. Behind him
his fielders played like dummies At the
bat the locals pounded the air with intent
to kill the ball. but their intentions failed,
and the best they could do was to get
three hits off Dunkle.
HEIDRICK RETURNS TO FORM.
The fans. however. did not go away joy
less. They gained much comfort from the
form Emmett Heidrick played in. Held
rick's work yesterday was a sanpIe OF just
how good he can play when he Is in proper
condition.
out of four times up Heldrick connected
with Dunkles ''dunks" twice, thus getting
two-thirds of the hits made by his team
He also scored the Browns, only run: on On
the bases Heidrick displayed f1eetness OF
foot that would compare favorably with
any Of the sprint men Of the national game;
In the second inning he smashed a ball
after 1t bit slow. Heidrick was next"
and. by daring dash to second. made the
base. after a very graceful slide. The play
credit for it.
Jimmy Ryan. the Senators. out
fielder. played the best game for the visit;
cut four hits including one two-bagger. In
the fifth inning he gave the prett!est exhi-
bition Of place hitting seen in the park for
With Robinson on first, Ryan pulled the
first ball pitched to him midway between
first and second. Just far enough out of the
aaed to s buay days 80 By
a spectacular catch of Martins fierce drive
midway between center and left fields In
how good veteran of quality can play.
WRIGHTS DEBUT.
Although wright's debut was not bril-
liant. 1t gives promise Of brilliant future.
Wright had everything. a pitcher needs.
His speed was good and his curves broke
been properly supported in the field he
would have had good chance to win out.
At that his work was good enough to In
sure better things before the seasons close.
The. foollshness began IN the first inning.
In this period F'riel and Silent joe Martin
ran into each other in their effort to cap
ture Robinsons short right-field fly. The
collision knocked bunch of conversation
out of Martin ard gave Robinson a hit on
what should have been an easy out.
HOW THE RUNS WERE SCORED.
Robinson's single and Ryan's double gave
the Washingtons their first run.
Heidricks double and two infield put-outs
gave the Browns their only tally of the
game In the second inning.
Coughlin's single and steal of second and
Kittridge's single gave the Senators an
other tally in the fourth.
In the fifth inning two bases on balls. two
hits and errors by Wallace and Friel gave
the Senators three runs. Both sides were
BANKED in every inning after the fifth.
The official score: