The evening world., 1903-05-14

Malarial fever seems to benefit some
people. Jack Warner has consumed a
months salary buying ~quinine pills. He
had to drop out of the game after drink
ing two glasses OF S%chuylkill water in
Philadelphia. II looked as though the
microbe had o for him entirely. But
yesterday Jack suddenly bobbed up, his
w%earlness completely d~lssipated. and
won the game. That's what he did. lie
played as in the days OF 1896. when the
slogan was: "Horner and Warner" lie
played to win.
1t was in the seventh inning. with the
score 2 to 2, that Billy Lauder raped
q single into left. Seven thousand
people arose TO cheer. A Columbia Col
lege professor swallowed his score card
at the same m and Fred Knowles.
unaided by the police. put two men out
of the grand stand who were using
profane language. For the benefit OF
others who may be inclined to vent
their feelings with blasphemy it is only
fair to say that these two had their
money refunded. Perhaps a man is not
altogether responsible for what he says
at such a moment. We don't argue the
matter.
The girl cashier Of a quick-lunch res
taurant heard these two say some
thing awful and tainted. So 1t must
have been pretty bad. The game was
held up five minutes while Mr.. Knowles
worked his half nelson. The police, you
know. nave no authority as bouncers.
And chances are the next offenders will
not get of so easy.
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Any how, after Lauder came Gilbert,
one, and he clipped one down the right
line that Eagle Eye" Beckley never
saw. Two on base and one out. Herr
was the place for a safe one. Even d
ten at the game-thoush why womel
should bring babies to a baseball gam,
would puzzle a philosopher-could SCI
with a three-bagger that simply burned
the grass as 1t sped along the right helC
line; hi brought In TWO runs. anC
while Masoon was tossing Luther Tay
lor's slow one to first Malarlal Jacl
skipped home.
That's what you call baseball" sal,
the elevator man who only gets one da!
who had the pleasure of giving San
Mertes an evening paper and Will tall
about IT from now till next Christmas
The Giants played the game all tn
'1NNA a. hAld AhAS l
noon they are prepared to give the Red
another exhibition OF Al League work
Matty and Luther Taylor nave both ha
a swing at the Westerners and to-day
will probably be Jack Cronin's TURF
with McGinnity on the bench in cas-
the other does not make good Fo
persons, who had a chance to bet
would have been interesting to knoi
that the Cincinnatis ave seldom wo
with Taylor in the box. McGraw ". @
course. was aware OF this fact and h
had no hesitancy about trusting tn
deaf and dumb twirler.
Taylor Has n Fnult.
AS demonstrated in the seventh innin,
Taylor has a fault that he does NJ
seem able to overcome. Once in III
lead he acquires a certain confdenC
that savors OF b~umptiousness. He think
the game is won hands down. And tn
tribe, Yesterday, for example. IS,
Seymour hit over second. Donlin wa
from Gilbert to McGann. And Becl
ley, a dangerous man, came to the ba
With two strikes on him Taylor foozlc
around, until he had three balls and the
gave him the fourth, Beckley.
course. is a hard hitter, but. in the opiI
ion OF experts after the game, II wou
have been much safer to send In Al
other over the plate. Steinfeldt al,
sponsible for two runs,
To-day Kelley Intends pitching Hah
who holds the record for a southpa,
In h year lsI' ne pitched a phenom,n
them out with not even a run or h
Peitz will probably catch again, Z
Peitz is one of tha-m most valuable m,
on the Cincinnati team. His pals ca
him the German Baron" because
aims TO be an aristocrat. On the coac
ing line. however. he Is anything bl
Fear of the umpire has rather squelch
the Baron here. orders having be
issued no later than yesterday that
player Is to even talk to the umpire
New orders Given.
President Brush last night went to t
clubsbouse. which he seldom enters. a
told tho men hat under no conditlo
Waa any one to speak. Pulliam. head
Il League. at the same time ga
kelley hIa orders. and telegraphed
every ,eapIain throughout the c0unl
f1Ir ne. order. The effect will be
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