The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-02
Where They Play.
Yesterday'a Results.
Sew York = st Louis 3. Washington !. Detroit /.
Boston l. Chicago o. Philadel O. Cleveland S.

For few moments yesterday the Browns
manifested symptoms of returning TO
consciousness. This occurred in the third
inning. when they scored run and as
sumed the lead the first time they We're in
front for seven games.
The Browns period of wakefulness. how
ever, was doomed to he short. for the
magic wands of the Invaders in the form
of big bats heavily laden with base hits.
resulted in their victory by the score of
10 8.
For nine innings Tannehill convinced the
members of the Browns batting Drisade
cording to Tannehill this peculiar effect is
produced on the subject by simple twist
of the wrist making the batter oeueSe
when YOU intend to fling hi-h straight
one.
Wonderful results are obtained in this
way, especially by Tannehill. who let the
locals down with six hits. three of which
were secured in the last inning. Before be
ginning his demonstration Tannenll was
obliged to secure good subjects. He found
them in the Browns.
HILL PLAYED THIRD BASE.
Hill. the newcomer from Corsicana.
Tex. played third base for the locals. TAX
ing McCormcks place, and his exhibition
was very good. considering the fact that 1t
is the first time he has evec taken part m
big league game. out If three tines at
bat he secured a single and :. sacrifice hit
In the field he han lies himself ricc'y
going after everything that hit irtu his
territory. His four chances we're accepted
without an error. The yol1gster is a L:g
fellow and has all the physical qualifica-
TORS to make good.
fully pound the ball. In the fourth inning
he met one of Powells heftiest high ones
and pounded it into the bleachers behind
Burkett.
Williams, bop,a run vas nerbaps tho
longest hit of the season.
After leaving his bat It travelled to the
on line Had the hit been high one it
would have probably cleared the fence AMI
stopped across Grand avenue.
BROWNS FORGOT HITS.
BY some mysterious oversight Sc cral
members of the Browns forgot their hits.
The oversight was discovered when the
Browns returned to the clubhouse and
Burkett Heidrick Hemnhil and Padden
found their hits carefully stacked away in
their lockers.
The game was replete with sensational
incidents. One good play, was in the second
OF fielding ran ont into left field and on
the dead run pulled Anderson's pop fy
out of the air.
Heidrick also contributed largely to the
thrills. In the eighth innilg he pulled off :,
fielding play which will remain long in the
Powell special. and the Ball shot on a line
from the bat over second base Heidrick
got off with the crack of the bat and after
dash,ng sprint caught UP with the ball
This was not the only good play that
Heidrifk made. for he performed the re-
markable feat of retiring the New Yorks
In the seventh inning by three catches of
long drives.
HOW THE RUNS WERE MADE.
The Browns scored first in the third in
ming Padden was safe on Keeler's error.
Hill sacrificed him to second Powell singled
scoring Padden. Burkett walked. Powell
was out at third on Heidrick's grounder
into Tannshill. Hemphill flew to McTar-
lard.
New, York made two in the fourth. Ell
berfeld walked. Fultz famed. Williams
MT the ball into the bleachers scoring Ell
berield ahead of MIN. Mcfarland flew to
Pndden. Camel was out, Padden to Ander-
son.
The Invaders scored two more in the
hfth. Davis wa ked, but was out at sec
1nd on 0,C9nnors force hit to Hill. Tame
MI doubled Keller singled. scoring Tan
nehill. Elberfeld tripled scoring Keeler.
The Browns scored one in the seventh.
a. Et2 r9sa Wallace and kahoe lined
Paddcn was out. Williams TO Camel.
New York scored in the eighth Elberfeld
singled. but was doubled up by Padden's
catch of FuItz.s pop. Williams doubled and
to Hedrick.
The visitors scored two more in the ninth.
Dayis was out, Padden to Anderson.
single. Keller doubled. Tannehill scored or,
Ei5erfeld's out TO Hemphill Fuitz lined to
Hedrick. ~
The Browns scored one in the ninth.
taps. Anderson singled. Wallace singled.
Kahoe singled. scoring Anderson. Kahoe
was out on Padden's force hit.