The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-18
WADDELL'S CURVES
BEAT THE BROWNS,
Big S0uthpaw Is in Good Form
and Fans Twelve of Ne
Alecr's Men.
"RUBE" AND SPECTATOR FIGHT.
Athletics Pitcher, Angerrd by
Fans .Jeers. Enters Grand
Stand and Yanks Out
Offender.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American League.
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Where They PIay To-Dnx
81 LOUIS at Phi!adep'a. Detroit at Boston
SIeEeland at New York. iChicago at Washington.
Nesterday's Results,
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Phiiadel. 4, St Louis l. Boston Detroit q
Chlcago s. Wash'ton 4 Cleveland H. New Y
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Philadelphia. Pa, July 17.-"Rube" wad-
dell was in evidence in more ways than one
to-day. He made the St Louis Browns look
badly. holding them down to five hits and
RAINING twelve. and then. by way of variety.
he rauted into the grand stand at the end
OF the seventh inning and yanked out a
spectator who had been annoying him.
Foul names and epithets OF all kinds were
more than the "Rube'' could stand. espe-
cially as his young bride and his father
were in the pavilion. "Rube" had lust
struck out the last man when he heard his
tormentor yell:
Take him OUT
I'll take you OUT replied Waddell. and
with the assistance of several special Off
GERS and players of both teams the offender
was marched from the grounds After con-
sulting with President Ban johnson. who
was in the upper stand. Umpire Hassett de-
cided that no action would be taken and the
game proceeded
There was not much to the game. Wad-
DELL was good. as were the men behind
him For brief interval in the second in
ming he temporarily lost the location of the
plate sending three men 10 first on balls
IN succession and forcing Wallace over the
plate. with the only run made by the
Browns
ONLY ONE SCORE.
After that they Gid not have , Loci, T.,
Evans. the Brooklyn discard was in tba
Dox for st. Louis and he was fairly offaot
I've except in the innings in which the
champions made their runs In the second
Anderson drove one at Lave cross1 which
the latter could not handle Wallace .,.I,
one toward right just as Anderson started
for second.
The ball hit Anderson. and he was de-
clared out. Sugden struck out. Then the
Rube went sailing. sending Hill. HempbiI,
and Evans to first on balls, forcing IN wal
lace. They got but one man to second after
that
In the Athletics third. Pickering drew a
base on balls and went around to third on
Davis's single. Davis going to second on
the throw in. Lave Cross flied TO Wallace
Two strikes were called on SeyboId when
he hit safely to center, scoring Pickering
and Davis. When Waddell came to the
plate in the seventh. after the episode I,
the stand. he was given a royal reception
and he responded with a double TO center
Pickering drew base on balls. Davis try
ing to sacrifice. hit to Evans. who made a
poor throw to Anderson. Lave Cross hit a
ho' one a, Waiiac' made wild throw
to the plate. Waddell and Pickering scor-
ing. Seybold was thrown out bv Wallace
and Davis. who tried to continue the plav
Vas thrown out by Anderson
me bieachers in left field were disap-
a prm.ea when their favorite Jesse failed 10
Mass. where his wife is seriously iii.