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

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Philadelphia, Pa. July 21.-The Athletics
TOOK both games from St. Louis this after.
noon, the first by the score of to o and
the second 10 TO g.
1t was the last chance the 1oc,, fo,s
VIII nave to see the champions for five
Jays ana they took advantage of beauti.
iui Jay 10 witness the contest The games
were Interesting from start to finish.
ne lirst game was a pitchers battle he
."een the Indian" Bender and Wee VIII.
lie Sudhoff, with the honors all Repdar,s
lie allowed the Browns but two Hits In n
'he NTH inning not a hit had been made
OH the Chippewa. and his control was snIsn-
did 7p'e''-
III 'he NTH Wallace broke the ice with a
swat to right. and was followed in the next
inning by Hemphill. who sent a single to
right. That IS the whole chapter in the
record of hitting
sudhof, on the other hand, was hit in
every inning save two, but he had such a
HAPPY way of keeping them scattered that
the champions might not have secured the
run which gave them the game had not the
browns pitchers fingers been oiled and al
lowed a Wild pitch to slip away. This &C.
80 tt.C UNIT aIter two
hau been taken to the morsue and en-
uainned. l.. Cross, he third man lp. got
d Tree passage to first and took hasty stems
t3 secure Gu second When Sudhoff allowed the
pdit 70 get away from him. Seybold then
cracked out a single to left 1t was the
only tally of the game &
W.T.. LOSE SECOND GAME.
WITH the hope OF making it two STRAIGHT
connie Mack sent in Henley. his elongatai
twirier, with Schreck behind the hat 81
f; aIIs chose Powell and sugden. The first
was concerned, but seyenty-tive rnin,,taS
oelng occupied for nine full innings. When
me me batteries were announced for the sec
other battle royal. 1t was. too for a sbort
time; very short time Right on the star
and i tbrss took took kindly to Heneys delivery
mat the champions had not figHred on.
Powell. in the early innings, pitched q
rating good game, and was given good
score to- !he in Sef tsn however with the
champions found Jack for seven hits inc
e c, . a double, which netted six runs
very unhappy moment for Powell
THREE HITS IN ONE.
In the sixth inning he was touched IN for
three ,hs hits; and had the bases full His dila-
[ r,.oni hard for another. hit. Two men
ross II, and Schreek bases on balls. again fill
ing the sacks. This brought Henley TO the
bat; and he made an easy out. Powell, nc
Anderson. The crowd booted Powell ha- -
who Returned the compliment with a broad
smile. ~ " vi o"u
F'riel made the Browns first run in rho
opening inning. He singled and scored on
a nderson's double after Seybold had FUN
t MS nj; allowing him to so to third In
the third Powell hit and passed around on
Martins out. Heidrich's single and Frieis
long fly to Hoffman. In the Athletics half |
of the third Henley opened with a single.
but was forced abroad by Pickering. who !
scored with Davis on the latter's home run |
over right-tield fence
ASSUMED THE LEAD. |
The Browns forged ahead in the fourth. |
Wallace singled, was forced by Hill after
Sugden had struck out. Hill went to second |
on Hemphill's single to left. and tailed on |
Powelfs drive over second for one base. !
There was nothing doing after that until !
the champions half of the seventh. This /
was a regular slaughter for Powell
His downfall commenced when Pickering
singled. Davis did likewise. and then
Captain Cross drove them both home with
4 double to left field Seybod followed with
4 bunt that the Fat" man beat out Hoff-
nan hit a hard one at Powell and Lave
allied. Monte Cross had two strikes and
hree balls on him when he sent one over
Wallace's head. On the throw to head off
'eybold at the plate. Hoffman went to third
Ind Monte Cross TO second Schreck came to
bringing both home
The nerve-racking experience was too
much for the visitors. and three more tall
les We're chalked up by the Athletics in
he eighth. Davis got his base on balls. ,
'aptain Cross singled and both scored when |
Hoffman banged the ball to right field.
hit was only good for a single.