The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-22

''Deerfoot" Barclays single his fourth Of
the day. coupled with Sunny jim Hack
etts tremendous wallop past 81 Seymour,
gave the Cardinals yesterdays game by a
score of to 4. Officially Hacket only gets
three bases for the drive. but the clout was
easily good for a home-run, If needed.
Not during the long session of two hours
and twenty-four minutes was there dull
moment. The game abounded in clean.
sharp hitting sensational fielding and bril-
liant inside work.
From the time Umpire Moran called
Play BALI until sunny Jim Hackett
smashed one of Ewings slants, the game
chance to cash in.
The Cardinals unloaded a bunch of hits
of ali sizes that completely unnerved Ew-
ing, who twirled for Cincinnati. and when
he left the field he was very much worked
up over the miserable way the Cardinals
had treated him. In all. the locals found
Ewing's curves for fifteen safe drives. in
Guiding three doubles and a triple
Dunleavy, who twirled for the locals
was also bumped good and hard. the Reds
slamning out nine safeties off the little
southpaw He was very wild and allowed
eight of the Reds to amble to first with
out paying the usual fare. a single.
FEW RUNS RESULTED.
BY rare combination of pluck and luck,
however. Dummy managed to nulitfy
seven of the free passes before they de-
veloped into runs.
His last free pass was given to Dolan and
was the only costly battery error. "Cozy''
by some clever foot work reached second
Days single.
Not only was the game a pretty batting
exhibition. but the fans were thrilled time
and again by the fielding of both teams.
Steinfeldt and Brain were the heroes of
the day in a fielding way. Although
''Steiny' had three errors he made several
sensational plays that more than balanced
up his waywardnesS. In the fourth in
ning he went up in the air two feet after
Jack ONeili's stinging liner and pulled it
down with his bare hand.
He dropped the ball. but recovered ii in
time to retire Hackett at second. Had
the ball gotten past -Steinfeldt it would have
easily reached the fence and the chances
are Hackett and O'Neill would have scored
The stop was SO startling that Hackett had
to pinch himself back of the right ear to
make sure It really, happened and that he
was not indulging in a little fanciful fir
tatton with dreamland.
Again in the fourth inning. with the
BASES full and only ''one down. Steinfeldt.
by an intrepid dash, captured Donovan's
smashing liner over second. touched the bag
before Dunieavy knew what happened, ana
thus completed double play unassisted.
BRAINS SENSATIONAL STOP.
In the second inning Brain. by marvel
Gus stop. pulled Dunleavy out of a bad
hole. With first and second occupied and
only one out. Bergen slapped a terrific
grounder down along second. Brain and
the ball reached second at one and the
same time. After picking up. the ball and
tol ching second ahead OF Daiy, Davy. by
a quick throw, retired Bepgen at first
Burke also pulled off pretty one-hand
stop in the fourth inning. capturing Stein
feict's burning grounder right back of third
base with his bare hand.
Barclay and Farrell carried off the hat
ting honors for the locals. ''Deerfoot'' max
ing four hits; including a double. out of
five times at bat while Rabbit Farrells
two doubles and a single.
HOW THE RUNS WEIRD MADE
Both sides were banked in the first two
innings, the Cardinals breaking through the !
thin coating OF whitewash in the third |
inning. on t'arrell's double and Donovan's |
single.
.e!dt singled and DAILY walked Peitz-
ounted safely. filling the bases Bergen
AIMED. Ewing skied to smoot steinteid.
had some words over the decision at the
,late and the umpire ordered O'Neill ont
# the game. Kelley ended the inning by
lying out to Smoot.
The Cardinals went the Reds one better
n the fourth by scoring twice. Barclay
doubled. stole third. and scored on DaIy's
rror of Burkes grounder Hackett singled
tut was out at second on Steinfeldt's won.
erful stop of O'Neill's liner. Dunleayv
ingled. scoring Burke. Farrell singled
by good catch of Dono
ans liner over second. doubled Dunleavv
Without assistance.
The Reds made one in the fifth on Sow
nours safe hit, Doian's sacrifice, Beck