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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

BY a hair-raising finish the Cardinals
Sanked yesterdays game out Of the waiting
grasp of Hanlon's troupe Of bridge jump
ers" after ten innings of crisp ball playing.
by a score OF to 4
Up to the seventh inning the Cardinals
were leading by score of to /. when the
Brookyns assumed the lead hy making
three runs.
In the eighth inning the Cardinals shCt
out from the rear with a burst Of speed
that tied the score. After that the game
was as exciting as a nominating convention
of anarchists. and when Homer Smoot
dashed across the plate in the tenth inning
with the winning run the Cardinals received
a very stirring send-off.
: Acrobat Jones, champion bcyclist of
Arizona. iip-flop artist and possessor Of
tothe- accomplishments. was on the firing
line for the 'Suporbas.' Oscar did right
nobly, but the men behind the Brooklyn
bats readily faded Under the wlthey!gE fire
of Mike ONeill when hits meant runs
Before the game Dono-an decided that
st. Louis must have the victory. With a
win in tview Donovan carefully looked
over his battery material and decided 10
send the O'Neill battery In to save the DAY
for St Louis. As the result showed, nono-
van was repaid for his foresight. for Mike
~ Nelll was at his pest ana Kent the Brook
lyn batsmen guessing throughout.
In the first six innings only twenty-one
blttsrs faced him and his delivery mad been
found for only four hits. In the seventh Re
weakened biz, but the Eext three innings
found him invulnerable and not a hit was
made off his delivery in the eight. ninth
and tenth innings.
CUT BROOKLTN'S LEAD.
Once the Brooklyns had lead Of two
runs but the Cardinals kept nagginG away
at MIR. Jones until they Jared the plastering
out Of his Stats in the eighth inning with
voiley of two hits. larded with n base on
balls ard stolen base
me game was a pitchers battle, in which
J$'nes had a slight edge on O'Neiii The
latter, however. received better support
and the errors behind him were not COSTLY
while the Cardinals took advantage of
every misplay made by their opponents
In the field neither side did ANYTHING Of
unusual interest. -Four misplays we're
CHARGED to Brooklyn, while the Cardinals
made two OF commission and several OF
omission.
Brain was not up TO his usual standard
yesterday and his work in the field lacked
the snap and ginger that he usually nuts
into the game
In The third inning Davy pulled off A stunt
that reminded many OF the fans of the
Gays OF Mike Donlin. At this period O'Neiu
gave Strang free pass to first SAMMY
proved an migrate for the next ball o'NeiJJ
snot over the plate he darted toward Sec
ono FROM the stands it looked as though
Brain had touched him. CrDsy boTaTs-
thousht otherwise, and called Strane ssfa
ibrain. forgetting some of the suayity of
ms disposition. tossed the ball on the gr1,,nd
at O'Day. VI SS'lh
While this little act was being pulled of
Suans very improperly sprinted towards
third: At this moment Jack O'Neill hutted
IN ana by a quick throw TO Jimmy Burke.
VINO touched Strang, brought the proceed-
The throwing Of Ritter. the BronkIyr
catcher. to bases, was cornical at tines
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20
stOII
Citizen OF st. Louis since ISL.
Darlington turned the letter over to Ait
= cd ns fnlInrrs.
BENO ALTHEINER.
CHARLES SUMMERS.
Attorneys for harrington.
NEVER MET HARRINGTON.

Frank johnson, Leo's assistant at Brook
ings. stated Saturday In the absence of his
chief. that neither of them had ever seen
or heard of harrington until he was sent
to the Workhouse. They thought his penal
ty at this place too severe and that ne was
then sinned against more than he had
sinned. They still are OF the same opinion
since the finding of the body at Bontils
nearly a month ago
1T IS true said johnson. that Mr. Leo
has contributed TO the defense of Barring
necessary In addition. he will try to get
some people In St. Louis TO subscribe for
fund.
rington is entirely innocent, but We do
not think he Is as black a character as he
has been painted. We both applaud Alt
heimer for Offering his services to defend
him. and hope that others will do the same
thing / have never seen the prisoner,
neither has Mr.. Leo but we both want him
to get fair trial. free from the influence
OF prejudice"
known in St. Louis. He formerly held
responsible position with the Anheuser-
Busch Brewing Association. but disagreed
ten years ago. since which time he has
held his present position. He has been
married twice. but is now n widower with
a grown family.
ago in St Louis. AT the time Leo had :,
peculiar experience. Mrs. Leo had been Ill
for some months. and. as last resort
was sent to st Louis. She was only here
a few days when her physician telegraphed
Leo to come Immediately, as she could not
live.
The husband started on the next train.
but before leaving put the insurance policy
for $500 that he held on his wife.s life in
his coat pocket. When he got to St Louis
he lost the policy. II was found and re-
Leo was buried and he had no further
trouble in collecting the insurance money.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

i q n Ss S 'sS se P a Pss"s and sgnaea
them t"lees IN doubie-hea;er. Donovan viii
ty To check The OuNart. march OF the Rhine
iauders.' and with this end in view will send
either 2ieFgr'and Dunltavy TO the firing line
for the locals
In the eighth Inning of Yesterdays game Jimmy
ly onIy a few of tn fans barclay was on Ilrsf
stan: Barclay got OF tie base Hank Day
GIneI toward second 10 watch the play While
Ri.r with enough farcs to make the catcEer
sno9t the 6eh very wide Of the mark he in
Whe Il cones to, to quick thinking and pulling
not nog man nan ' on the % Gardnai @ iea asn t yhi5 hs
exception OF Donovan. that has any edge on
the Pride Of Goose Hollow"
''Deerfoot,, BARCLAY Is getting hack to his old
tine form, Bssi! les tearing off tive timely singles
Ettter's bat in the third inning.
The Cardinal MANAGEMENT gould do much to
reduce the time required In playing a game by
after batter has been retired or when there
unteT the present system Of returning. balls
pitcher IS set and ready to deliver ball one
S S s na TO 5s'lF@ os the ba S' bae Sg Of n PRs M
catcher This necesstates the latter leaving his
u,rpiis Il the offense only occurred once or
twice during a game 1t would hardly be no.
are returned in this way 1t makes delay that
tires the fans. who Intent seeing the
surne played through without any unnecessary
delays
o'Day's laxity in allowing the opposing play
ers much time In coming bat when !, Is
their turn also delays the game More than
three. times yesterday Doyle. Dahsn and other
brooklyn players wasted least two minutes
in picking bat. All these small matters
20 TO pro!ong the game into the two-hour mark
y little hurry!rg up Of the players would help
stall OF many OF the dull moments when a
game is dragging.
In the tenth inning of yesteriays game Brain
Game near making a fatal error. After making a
hard Try Strang's ''pop-up'' q fair distance
hack of third base. Davv dropped the ball He
redeemed himself however. few moments
later by going out almost to the spot and
carturing Doyles twistcr retiring the side with
out his costing anything.
Magnates Of the National League will hold a
meeting to-day. 1t is the only fight Of importance
EChsdul"l for this week.
parted with the Brookyns last night. ''Eilly''
rrade many friends here aud they all pulling
for him to make good with the Brookiyns
Adversely has its rewards. Tho Washingtons
and Philadelphas are at the bottom Of the race
in their respective leagues and welcome vs
itors wherever they 60 The Brownies the
nearest rivals 10 the popular pair OF tailendcrs
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20
SENDS BARRING
$50 FOR DEFENSE,
August Leo of Arkansas. Formerly
of st. Louis. Says Preju-
dice Exists.
TO RAISE FUND FOR JUSTICE"
Manager of Lumber Company Dc-
clares He Does Not believe il
Lords Innocence-Asks
Fair Trial.

To insure Il fair trial for Lori r s~y-
nour harrington. the alleged murderer o.
James p. McCann. August Leo, manager az
the Lloyd Harris Lumber Company Of Brook
ings Ark. will not only use his own funds.
but will attempt to induce ST. Louis bus.-
ness men to put UP money for the defense-
AS evidence OF his good faith, Leo has
already subscribed so to the fund. He in
structed his bankers at Corning. Ark to
honor draft for that amount whenever i
was made. and notified harrington, through
his attorney. Beno Altheimer. To that effect
The latter drew sight draft on Jhs Bauis
OF Corning and It was instantl. hc1oreG.
Although he has lived in Arkansas for t.
last eight years, Leo still claims St Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20
MANY WEsTERNERS ENROLLED.
st. Louis Largely Represented in
Harvard Summer Schools.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cambridge Mass. July 19.-More than
900 students have enrolled at the Harvard
University summer schools just opened. A
large majority are from the Middle and
Southwestern States. Among them are the
following from St Louis:
Miss J. NJ A. Jones. Miss f. r. Merrill.
Misses VI. b. Russman. H Schwaner. r. C.
Sessinghaus. V. e. Stevenson. z. I. Scha-
ner. Mr.. F. NJ. Mann. Misses B. Cousland,
E. c. Clark and VI. S. Roberts.
Besides these the following are also regis
tered: Mexico. Mo. Mrs. N. Ross: Harnil-
ton, Mo-. G. w. Reavis: Kossuth. Miss.
Mrs. McM Baab; Poplar Biuff. Mo-, Miss
D. A Randall: Lexington. Mo-. c. A. Phil
lips; Fayette. Mo. a. ": Vaughan: Nat
chez. Miss. Miss b. L. Williams: Hannibal.
No. Miss NJ. F. Piper; Hermann. Mo, F.
A Browne: Meridian. Miss. Miss VI. a.
Young: Sedalia. Mo, H d. Dow: Charles
ton Mo-, a. D. Simpson: Washington. Mo.
c. C. Thudium; California, Mo. ]. W. McG.
Major.
The physical culture classes have the lal-
gest enrolment, with class in theory of de-
sign and college entrance requirements next
in order.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20
SCOUTS ASSEMBLE AT MANILA.
Philippine Exhibit for Worlds Fair
Making Rapid Progress.

Manila, July 1s.-The battalion of scouts
which is going to the ST. Louis Worlds Fair
is now assembling at Manila. 1t includes
Ilocanos, Macabebes. Tagalogs and Fisay-
ans. Major Darlington has been chosen to
command the battalion,
The collection of the Philippine exhibit for
the st. Louis Fair is making excellent prog
ress. and promises to be thoroughly repre-
sentative.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20
NoRMANDIE PARK TEAM DETECTED,
Springfield Golf Club Wins From st.
Louis Aggregation.

Springfield. H.. July 1a~The Normandie
Park golf team from st. Louis was defeated
here yesterday by the team representing the
Springfield Golf Club by score Of is up.
One of the best scores of the match was
made by Stuart Stickney of the visiting
club. who made the course in 40. one un-
der the Bogey score. The results of the
matches follow. the local players being
given first:
Brown defeated Iowery. 2 up: Yates de-
feated Price 6 up; Cadwallader defeated by
SticSney. down: Brown ami Adams. even
up: Chatterton defeated by Walsh / down;
Allen defeated Plant. 5 up: Cadwallader de.
feated by Reilly down. Matheny defeated
Banis up: Diler defeated Burr. up.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

SONG i fast clip al present. Yesterday
thgn. tgytee. IN doubis-heaigr. Donovan, VIII
uy To check The Ouwar,. march OF the Rhine
larters.' and with this end in view will send
either NrtUr'ard or Durleavy 10 the firing line
for the locals
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20
HARRINGTON IS STILL SICK;
TO POSTPONE TRIAL TO-DAY.

The preliminary trial of Lori +. sey-
mour harrington. charged with the murder
of James P. Mccain. which was set for this
morning in Justice Campbells court proba
bly, will be postponed.
harrington is Ill in the Clayton Jail with
a threatened attack of typhoid fever. Sat
urday his temperature was 1oSlz and yester-
day his condition was not changed
Il do not think Darlington will be able 10
go to court tomorrow morning." said Doc
tor G. C. Eggers, Jail physician. yesterday.
He is a sick man and / am afraid typhoid
fever will develop. He was in a bad condi-
ton for three weeks before he was arrested.
and the exciting times since then have not
served to improve his condition
For awhile the excitement acted as 4
stimulant and kept him up, but the reaction
has come. No. 1t is not necessary yer to
send him to hospital"
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

Jacksonville. H.. July 1a.-Jacssouvi'la 4. Bar
y 3. bsLtte-!es-N0rr!s and CadsaH: Jeffries and
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

came making fatal error. After making a
hard Try on Strang's ''pop-up' fair distance
hack Of third base Davv dropped the ball. He
redeemed himself. however. few moments
later by going out almost to the same spot and
capturing Doyle's twister, retiring the side with
olIr his costing anTthing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20
Aritl,mnmeters nefeat Gitt.n.

The American ArithmGrleters defeated Tie Git
tens yesterday 10y the score Of ~ To :. The <e,t-
lures Of the game Were the battery ~lrk Ds
hctul!cn anI Steele and the fast EI=.a work
o. The winners. Kreuse o. The Gtte:.s was hat
ted OF tho Held in the fourth and succeeded
b. Eahiiler. who did little better. runs being
sc"reh Oh each The score by innings.
Arithnom.ters % > 9 S 0 90 y ;
Citizens ............l Q . y } - > . C-G ~ :
Battories-McCullen ami Steele. krause. Eahi-
ncr and Crowley. Umpire-kelley.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20
N@'N s'-NVtaI -SsE4N. s-FVaNSs
FIRST GAME.
SECOND GAME.

4IIIWaukee .........O q J o o D . /
indianapolis .......o . . . Q . . O-i /
Batteries-Ellio;t and Wood: Newn and Hey
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

Arkansas lumber merchant. who has in-
terested himself in the defense OF "LJid
Darlington
as his home. and will shortly visit this city
for the purpose OF inducing men OF means
to interest themselves in the case to see
that harrington gets justice"
Lloyd Harris is president of the Lloyd Har-
ris Lumber Company and Henry QuellrlaH
is vice president. Both will be asked to
contribute.
SAYS THERE Is PREJUDICE.
Leo has been Interested in the Burlington
case from its start. and Is convinced that
there Is prejudice enough in and around ST
Louis against harrington to prevent him
from getting a fair trial. AS citizen oi
St Louis. proud Of its fair name" Leo de-
cided that this was not as il should be ana
that he should start the ball in motion that
might stem the tide. Accordingly. on July
he sent the following letter to the noted
Clayton prisoner:
ton. Clayton Jail. St Louis coahiy: sir-Y5u
will please instruct. your lawyer to draw on ne
through ank # SoFRs b5 All honor the
think you T innocen,. but but Only to heIe YOU to get
fair trial OF course. there Is a doubt in ny
thia Mobs will in their way-but II ali
would insist to give every one fair trial: II
would help community TO regain the fair
name that besuirchei BY late occurrences
around St Louis.
AUGUST LEO Brookings. ArS.
Citizen OF St Louis since ISL.
harrington turned the letter over to Ait
heirner. who replied as follows:
July 9. fla3.-Mr. August Leo. Brookings Ark:
Dear Sir-Your kind letter Of the ith inst was
placed in our hands to-day by our client. F
Seymour Darlington.
In accordance with your instructions We have
this day made a sight draft for the cf s..
10 be used in helping 70 defray the expenses o.
the defense
In accepting the same Mr. Darlington wishs=
US say that he sincerely appreciates the sptrt-
which prompted YOUR generous act. ana. as his
counsel. we desire to add well
his thanks ard state that 10 of
callber. Judgment and maEnauimity good govern
ment owes its support ard life.
BENo ALTHEIMER
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20
Evansville, 1: Marion. o.

EEPI 3LIC SPECIAL
Evansville. Ind. JULY la--Evaasville defeated
Marion in the ninth inning TO-DAY By tn. score
O, TO q. Score:
Esairg Ty1nsytIie ---,.,..S SSS9999l-i ]
Ea,tsries-Mner and Cross; Hamilton and
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

EffaEham. H.. July i9-T'he Plat, & Thorn
huTEh baseball team Of st. Louis defeated
here today bv Etnn=hara. y to !.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20
Missouri Valley League.

At Se-iaiis:
RHD
PittsfurE ..........O 0 0 ) i Q . d : 5
Betteries-Cates and schrant: Mcdonald and
Lawtre:
AT Jopiinr
}SR" Fd4t scott :::S 80 81 ! 2
I'atte-.es-L9weil and stoner; Craig and Creel,
At Springfield:
f5la S5Ense:!t ..1:!s:::5 :::5 sssSSSSs 5-s : :
B@ttcries-Kane and Schmidt: Root and Arm
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

Lee De Mont went IN to hat for Dusty
Rhoaies In the last inning Of Saturdays gams
and very properly plunk-d out a double. scor
ing two runs. De Mont is a valuable man to have
around. Since he became member Of the Car
diaals he has impressed the local fans as being
a heady and clever player.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

Just why Tom McCrcery not gobhled up
by OF the major league teams early in the
season Is puzzle to the local baseball rooters.
Mack has always been Il gOod hitter. is Iieet
OF foot and possesses throwing that is the
envy Of nearly every outiielder in the National
League. McCreery on top Of his natural quail
iications. Is = quiet. genternanly fellow. who is
popular with the fans throughout the circuit.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20
WHITE SEALS TAKE TWO r..
Defeat Union solas and Belts by Score,
of 10 to md IL To

Again did the White Seal team add two
victories to their total. defeating the Union
Sodas and the Belts yesterday a Kulare
fdrk. Lee and Newstead avenues The
score in the first game with the SoGas was
u TO z. while with the Belts IL was Is TO /
Aithoush the games were one-sided. there
we're features OF them. In the first game
lhe sting SENSATION of the Sodas was car
iI IIea on oy Gibson. who pitched for the
iosers. Out OF three trips TO the plate he
SSsSuftd Nv" hits. one or them being
o4qDie,
ling OF the seals sweiled his batting
aSelase IN ths hrst game, getting four
@ e',eS II otti nEe trips, one being home
Al as'u a.,osher two-paBger Red
wbinb uas us .ahor, ho OUT rhree safeties one of
"iti'H was q hoLier. Inc score by innings.
R.HE
ItI' " niss Seais, Ssn. s,''..-"a = e-is Is 3
'H'h sooas --.--'V %
The teams had tn. following ni,yars in
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

mans and Felters work was Of the gilt-edge va
riety. The score by innings
R. H. e.
Spaldinss .........I l ! o o o-6 L o
Stars ..............O q . 0 0 0 % 2
., ,Batteries-spadings. HeG.rnan and Fe!ter
Stars Gibson and fneir.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

The White Seals will play the Spaidings at
Kulage PARK. Lee and N-1stead avenues next
Sunday. This game is expected TO be of the
fastest variety.
The Merchants. Exchange team defeated the
Red Bud team yesterday by the score OF to I.
The feature Of the game was the battery work
Of krause and Mullick for the winners
The Tenth and NullanDhy team defeated the
Seventh and Russell avenue aggregation yestsr-
day nv the score Uf 10 TO /. Both teams are
members Of the Playground League. recently or
CanZei
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

~ Paducah-raducaa s. ClarksviIle 4 Eleven
IIIins:s II1is:s Batte-iss-Lioyd and Perry: Holmes and
At ceiro-Cairo 6, Hopkinsville l batteries
BEockett anc Rutledge. Keller and Street
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20
WESTERN LEAGUE.
St. Joseph. 7-2: Omaha. 81

Omaha, Neb.. July ls.-Omaha and St Joseph
played double-headcr to-day. each winning
game. The locals were unable to hit in the first
game. but won the second in the tenth inning
a lucky hit and an error. All pitchers were
strong except Milton. Attendance. 6.10o. Score:
FIRST GAME.
R. H e.
St. Joseph. / 81 Q 0
Omaha ....-...-....2 o 0 0-3
Batteries-Falls and Garvln; Milton and Gond-
Ing.
SECOND GAME.
Omaha ...........0 o Ia
st. Jos.ph.-.....0 o -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Gonding: Glade and
Garvia.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

The Clawforls defeated the Selects Saturday
b. The score of . = 3 Both teams are mem
team being composed { two slayess II each team
in the league.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20
Des Moines, 4; KANSAS City. 1.

Des Moines. Ia July 1e-Des Mo.nes won the
last of the series from Kansas City in a pretty
game in the seventh inning resulted in
Jacobs Of Kansas City being put out of the
Score:
r H T.
Des Moines...o 2 o o - IS 2
Kansas City........0 0 0 0 0-I >
Batteries--Cushman and Pohi: Nichols and Mes
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

Foxy Ned Hanlon has with him on this trip
DosCter Il EOuthpaw twlrler. who formerly
pitched for tic Fvrdhan College team. During
the colleEe Dosch.r considered one
ot the most likely of college pitchers, and under
Hanion the youngster should develop into n first
class player
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

hass hits-smoot / N. o'Nein i. stranG l Three
base hits-Brain l. Gessler /. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Crsery I. Stolen hases-DouOyan 9. SnlOOt l.
Barclay /. j., oNeiil l. n oNeill /. st-ang J.
Jones. Hackett. Bases on halls-OT O'NeIll :. off
Jones !. Struck out-fHy NELL ?. by Jones ..
Left on bcses-St. Louis = Brooklyn G Time of
game-Two hours and ten minutes. Umpire
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

Washington's two scores were due to Banta's fly
over right-ield fence. Five hundred Washington
eNcursiouists rooted for their Score:
xincennes ...-..-...2 - S 2
Washington ........o % I
Batteries-Shephard and Lowrey: Goodwin and
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20
Ut
Reds Captured Both Games From the
Onclrers hN Timely

both games from Philadelphia to-day. Both
Of the visiting pitchers were hit hard and
timely. The second game was called in the
seventh inning to give the Philadelphias
time TO catch their train. Donl,n was hit
on the hand by a pitched ball and had to
retire from the game. Attendance, 1900.
Scores:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

The Brooklyn team has two new faces in its
line-Gp this time Tom McCreery. old Hanlon
standby. Is playing center in Dobbss place. Cess
Ter. a FORMER Tiger is taking McCreedie's =
place in right field.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

After two weeks absence from the game
Dave Brain returned his old pace at short
Saturday. out OF four times at bat pavy smashed
nice single. His fielding play was marked
by an error # excusable nature, the bail taking
d bad bound.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

sheckard's nat was much in evidence in Sat
urda% game Out Of nve times the plate he
ripped of four safeties including a tvo-base hit.
'Sheck'' also scored a run and had two stolen
bases to his credit
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

The Philadelphia club might do well to appoint
guardian for Rqbe waddell the Athletics
centric pitcher. Friday he yankeG spectator
out OF the grand stand and yesterday Ban John
son suspended him for five days for the rum
rGs.' Waddells action in going into the grand
stand after spectator is one tnat should draw
a heavier penalty than five iays' suspension.
When spectator 1gets abusive il is the duty of
tho management TO have him elected Bail play
ers are paid their salary for playing baseball
and in that capacity should he willing TO either
stand all the roasting their work entails or else
seek 4 quieter means OF making living.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20
spnIding. Defeat Simpson Stars.

The SpaIdings OF this city defeated the s,mr,-
son Stars OF Belleville. H.. at the latter town
yesterday. the score being to o The feature
of the game the playing OF Erman at short
and Fischer at second for the winners The
pitching Of Gibson Of the Stars was CAST. UeSex-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

aFIatted for Frazer in ninth
Cincinnati ..-........-....-.....-.l q 0 o -
PHILADELPHIA .....................1 Ii
Sacrifice hits-Dolan. Three base hits-Recllsy
i Surthon /. Roth /. Stolen bases-Steinfeldt /
Left on bases-Ci Cincinnati O. Philadelphia T. First
base on bal!s-By SuthoG 2. by Frazer g. Hit by
pitched bsil-Do:liin /. Struck out-By Sutthcfr
. Passed baIls-BeTgen /. Time of rarlc-One
hour and thirty-ive minutes. Urnpire-Johnstone
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-20

Jack o'Neill continues 70 put W strong game
behind the bat. The only Brooklyn base runner
who had any success with him yesterday was
Jimmy Sheckard, who pifered two bases.