The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
BATTING RALLY
Wins FOB BROWNS
Connect With Honovan's Curve,
IN Tenth Inning and Cap
turc Exciting Contest.
PAT HYNES IS A sLUGGER.
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b making a rushing E-ish when they
seemed 70 % beaten. the Browns got Up
IL time YESTERDAY 20 nos. OUT IN. Detroit
Tigers. by a score q 20 :. IN the most
thrilling game played N q local green
this season.
For seven innings WILD william
Donovan made the i"aai bat-ers 'ook Tx.
the missing link. but il tile eighth III
ming Willie strayed JiI from the mar
row path ard walked thre. rat-ru.f.-
Patrick J. Hyuss then made plain unto
William the error OF his way by straight
ening out one q MS gutam-d b@nd=... frr
two hasss sea ling H.iIrick and Glade
across the plate
In tn ninth inning the Browns again
waited into William AMI tied IN. sco-c.
Burkett sewing W the GAM b. placing
a LIT over CouEhlil's head. scoring Moran
The tenth inHins. which crowned The
locals efforts with victory Was another
s.a-.-banz session
NJ. Wallace trained his huudred-I ouai
pillar on one % Williams bender hand
81 the ball a sassy smack and rested ou
second.
HYNEs STARTS RALLY.
Pat Hynes carefully selected a shiIlalah.
stepped up TO The pan and sent a terrific
line drive over second base The ball
was stunS 50 hard that Wallace could
not make the plate from second On The
hit and remained on third. Padd@n f0--
lowed with the necessary lorg hit. and
Wallace shot of third like a dart.
The fans thought 1t WIS all over and
began the shouting but Jimmy Barrett
By g marvellous throw. cut Bobby of at
the plate. II was the p-etiiysI relay
made at SportsmaH's Park this season.
and bowling Ike Comanches. They
wanted 10 see something doing with the
unframed Tiger and they aid not have
TO wait long for Charley Moran with Ms
!!ttie bat. slapresf the hail for a safety
While Hyres dashed across thu plate.
u was a hitting climax 10 such a SPLENDID
game and the Fans went away pgaisin-
the Browns II no Cnneasured terms
Fred Glade opposed Donovan. and. while
both were touched up pretty lively at
times, they displayed excellent varieties
OF pitching assets
DONOVAN FANS ELE-EN.
During The afternoon Wild Willie"
vhitset eleven Of the local baisnlen. ev-
speed AT ie5s. once. 10. Sugden offered
variety 10 this moaotoay BY doing the hit
and-miss act three times
Glade vas also there with his SPEED.
and Re whitfield i've % Loves men Dur
ing the first seven innings Donovan
pitched a mastery game but he weakened
Percep-ihiy In the eighth. nl-th and tenth
innings. when the locals made six OF tl!.ir
hits and all thsir runs. Bill tossed in
three free passes IN the eighth. which lad
much 70 do with his undoins.
n the fret inning ponOTau famed Val
lace In the second lie BOWED over Mo-
ran In the fourth he sent Hynes and
Jones back TO the water tank and IN the
NTH he performed u. remarkable feat o:
striking out Paiden. SugieU and Glade.
L. the sixth he eNtinxUis!..1 H.idrIrk.
while in the eighth h asPhy1iatef Bur
ketr and Suzden. BIZ concluded MS ian
ming bee by whiting S;.Eden for tie third
time IN the ninth inning.
Glade. although H. ala not have as many
strike-oIts a. III" Wild man from Nichi-
Kan. pitched e. better zane
GLADE PITCHED WELL
For the first i've innings he did not al
low a hit In the sixth. however. the vis-
itors pushed their heads through the can
vas ana scored tvo runs On single ny
Love. a free pass TO Donovan and Bsr-
rett'S thrce-hase hit The TIGERS scored
another IN tn. seventh and everything
looked lovely 10 a bunch ~ Detroit roOie-s
back ~ the press box Trey began 10 rlt
thcfnse on the funny bones and spring
nice gags at the expense Of the local fans.
But retribUtiou awaited them and II came
in chunks 70 the visiting rpotsrS- Amer
tanning Sugderi IN the eighth inning Doun-
van passed Glade. He then famed Burk
EFT and isS.ed pruulsuads< to Hridrick
ami Wallace. Hynes'S two-baCger followed
and Heiirick and Glade scored Jones
grounded to Lowe.
Moran singled in the ninth and with :vo
out Temphill vas sent i, u hat for Glade
Petty taking Fr-,l'S place on the rubber IN
The tenth. Hemp was thor" with hit.
and Burkett followed him with zap that
ti.t the score.
The Browns scored the winning run on
WslIace's double. Hyrcs'S single and I
Mo-au's one-baSger with two out in the
tenth inning The score