The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02
DREYFUSS MISSED TRAIN:
DISCOVERED FRED CLARKE,
rttsbug Manager Broke Into Company
the Result AccidentSti Remembered in LousvleHas
Twice Led Pirates to Champio nshp

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| WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC
II Barney Dreyfuss had not missed a trair
perhaps Pittsourg would never had FREQ
CLARKE Barney now considers Ssh, lucky ir :.
| to miss one every day n he could pick ur
=, 49, 80, -, s,s t., ~, ~.
gem IN the rousn. as ne oid rreo S'arAs
| In the South.
yes II was very funny how I first got a
NM 80 .sI. :.
| funnier too how came to take liking to
him for HIS teams showing on the day.
60 ~, ,,r, IN, 49, ano,,at - moi. mo us,r,
nn His, His team was ws,,op ne By 4 score Of
. something like % to o. -
"It v,s IN tha swimmer =, 1874 tb,+ wa,
coming through the South - and got held up
in Memphis, Tenn, through missing my
connections Of course nv first shoot was
". .,'. pou -. S......ah
was booked to meet Memphis. always
liked to look over the Young fellows and
keep the best Of them in view for an emer-
but when tho hoys gof woikine / did not
Tub WEIGH was to do The catching for
word that he was sick and could not come
to put on uniform. This left Manager
Mecloskey in a nice, hole. for he had not
phEffUss DISCOVERS Claire F.,
FINALLY Mac called on young fenow
wiz wiz . n,. nesh eiasns pumA ms !" a..
,e,u ne iau' ""o seei"eu ui.ue ~
na payer, wore merge n s1t Sa aersad
TO go pehind the bat and eaten tine game;
learned before the game went very faI tnat
It was the very first time the roy NAG 10. ever yer
worked as catcner, ana TINS maoe Lne
look ar MN careIuiiy. IL was nothlhs pue
hs sav. ~ ee te.I' vas n the had the
moment they stepped on the diamond, and
the score rolled up was fearful; Inc Wiiiing
wnrE hehand The bst and when at hat he
msde sn.ne nice his He seemed to con.
duct himself like bali playerNa little
Re pei na -, ~ ., pu, nc iooAeu AAe
ne ..Wha,, 1ea ratrrn e ~ or,,,,,o M. were
not doing ni GOOD work with o,sr team. and I
inn1ad t5o ~ nyer carsfn,,v oI for Mace to
hyoaS rhe raa aia,ers sor ~ a,,nrawament
u, sa,ah.,, M ala nt hai;o,,n n reer,inn
tht ana no mo- nSt ,o oHeve n N Rar
me tnen OUT ,d was LOT so hn1
ever 10 sne i ne seeMeu " ,auJl
edge .ne tiad n IN ' Few hsads and that
fn,io dsd hsf"rs thew atiaItd ~ hreai.
ie vs., aieo pelore they attempted 10 Dreah
iii ..,,, ,ne s,in,,;,,. 4.,r, 49, ,o,,,,.oa
=, I,i pro.,,s aea was snen c9inPos "a
son. Jerry Denny. Tom Rrnwn. Larry
Twitcheli and Pete Browning. Now. there
was n heavy team. They ss,reiv had fhe
age and experience, but didn't care for
this II they could not win a few games.
They did not seem to do much so insisted
on a change. Barnie was against chang
ing the team but finally I made up my
mind that 1 wanted to instil a little new
blood in the Colonies make up and ! wired
to Savannah for the young fielder that
caught the game saw / asked the price,
and was told that 500 would be about all.
/ sent the money and asked that Clarke be
sent here at once.
CLARKE ARRIVES IN LOUISVILLE.
The day Clarke arrived had some trou-
bic The boys had heard he was coming
ana' 10 .ei .ns 'f f .nsy olo NOT IKE u.
sbat 1ar seau ss 10 b nn gave se5S
tnao Sarn ~ ruit.be Ie PayeG IN let he.u
the lad came IN 70 dress he found that
th was net unt Th IN the clubhouse
was 10 put on one OF Iwitchelfs uniforms
ana ne di % SO ca WIN IN e I'm AL, ~ -.,,