The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-10
Where They Play To-Day.
y. Muss, HcGraw. III charge of the

j. Mugs: HctsTaI: ~ charge of the
rcirycnated G;isnts r,ade his initial appear
aEec Of the season a; League Park yester-
day. and. after goirr through the formula
OF playing nine innings "a required by the
National Lsac-c rnies cs:efulIy wrapped
un the first game and carr cd it away b.
score Of II 20 =
So tar as the game Is concerned. It was
Won and LOST in tn" as: INNING when the
Giants made three rine ug inst TWO for St.
Louis. After that 3. LOUIS did not score.
while New York ADDED eish. rnore runs.
''Christy'' Mathewson ana War" Sanders
were the pitching sc:ections for the day.
Both got plenty and wera sent to the bench
While substitutes were sen, out to deliver
the goods.
Wars term CT Ssrvi5e ~ pitcher yes
a half he tried 10 foci the oatsinen OF the
New York team. lis efforts. however.
awaited him nothing. fdr the New Yor,:
players rourced MIN - every spo; on the
green.
After the New York team had made every
known hi except home :un eff Sanders's
member Of the bench CLUB.
dixie O,Neih succeeded Sanders and did
ruch oetter. The s1ppcct lie got from his
fielders was ragged.
IN all. the Cardinals ma lie six errors aft
e. NeiH started to pitch. Four OF them
were clustered in the sr-cuth inning and
DONOVAN AND LAUDER COLLIDE
In the third inning. Donovan ard Lauder.
third baseman. came together in a col
ision that resulted in The third bascmau
leaving the game
WIN Lauder standing sauarcly on the
p Ie line. apparently attempting to block
Donovan Donovan, the Cardinals commander.
dasEed toward Third When he nearei
Lauder he tried 10 SiIe-sten him bu, the
after also took a step in tire same direc-
non EFFICIENTLY py intending to let Donovan
pass They came together and Lauder wont
GOWN in the dust. Donovan Immediately
stoppsd and assisted Lauder TO his feet.
,, iaader seemed to be uninJured. save for
Lauder left tiln San1e a Re. moments later.
and Dunn was put in his place.
a. the end of tjln sixth innins Mnthewsnn
sesned To be getting tired of his lob, and
McGrsw sent Mile ouf to relieve hin, Ar
the time Miller went TO The d,ire ,;fe
,Shlistg had the ice1is faced. and no one
n'i, McGiraw can explain: tho motive FOL, the
switch OF twiriers at this stage of the %.
HOW Runs WE'RE MADE.
New York msde three runs in the first.
Browne lined to Iiackett. Bresnahan was
safe on Willlamss error. B.esnahan was
forced at second on Van Haltren's hit into
Hackett. Mertes singled. Babb tripled.
scoring Mertes and Van Haltrcn. Lauder
singled. scoring Babb. Gilbert flew out to
Smoot. ou' ~
Inc Cardinals scored two runs on their
hrst effort. Farrel-w WAS safe on LADDERS
error. Donovan singled. Srroot famed.
Brain singled. scoring Farrell and Done
van Barclay ont Mathewcon to Bresna-
hen. Hackett famed
New York scored three in tho artl,
BoWernan was out Brain to Hackett
1ssthewsor walked. Browne hunted sa fe;y.
Sresnaiian was mt by L batted bail and de-
cared out. Van Haitren singled. scoring
MatheWscn Mertcs doubled. scoring Van
BARCLAY e" o"' l"
;,, ne Giants added four more in tho seventh
nHhe- Dunn hunted safely. Gilbert was
Ea1e on Farrelis error. Bowerman b,Intc,j
n irving 10 throw hin out ut first O'NeTIl
tnr9w wild and Dunn and Gilbert scored
SMatheEson famed Farrell fumb,eI
brownes easy grounder. BowernIac scoring
bad throw by O'Neiii sent Browne to see
9no- BresnahaD singled scoring Prownp
Bresnahan was caught stealing second van
Haitren lined to O'Neiil
me Giants made their eleventh and lac,
run IN the eighth. Mertes doubled Bahh
, VAS out. Brain to Hackett. Williams FUN
pied Dunn grounder. Mertes scoring on the
play Gilbert singled Bowerman flew out
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