The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

The Browns and Detroit Tigers again
br"br even = a dousIc-hesder at Sports
mans PARK YESTERDAY afternoon.
Detroit landed thu first game by- q score
of II 10 :. while -. Louis captured tire
last cont"sc ~ a score of to-
Wee Willie Sudhor did tn. twisting
fo- The locals n the first game. and the
visitors ran the Eaulic o: hts from a
sacrifice to punching the bail oGt into tho
peach orchard back o. ;l'e rixht-isld fence
Frank Kitson. who opposed Willie. wore
: red underShirt This somewhat bu-aloed
the locals and h1d the same effect "a
red flag has on a bull. The Browns swung
their hats In t7e direction % the vsrmii-
ion. hut they cou'd rot make co-1sctions
With the sTheTc uu;il the seventh inning.
when they did profitable willow vending
business which nettsd seven runs 20 them.
But ike good advice. the Browns bat
;lr- rally clrne too late. and -hs My sat
isfactioa thy got IN pounding kitson was
the correlation Of Increasing their batting
avsrass.
Th. second co=test. Ike tis~ first. VAS
.luxfest Pclty who pitched to- the
Brown. or-ir-set Killian- IN the matter
o. pitching ability e vas an even break
bu, Psl-v's old luck srpcd hi'n in good
stead and his tram Won
Tie day was fun % keen surprises. and
Tip Mcintyre furnished -~c that were
rot entirely agreeable to the local t~iri-
erS. but which did not ruffs the t-mTers
Of the fans III the least.
In the first game. Tip hoisted cue o.
sIdhor--s settl.r- over the r.ght-fe!d fence
into the peach orchard II was peach OF
a hit and Tip broke in a new pair "
runners ooing a Marathon around the base
lines
In the second game Tip displayed his
friendship Tor Petty hy knocking a bushei
% peaches OF one OF tre trees IN the
orchard Kit-ou also knocked one of SUD
hoff.s curves over the right field fence. so
that the PLAYING strength OF the TIP an!
poirs- league Is increased by three new
spheres in fairly stod condition
For ST. IouI. Tom Joncs displayed
familiarity with the WILLOW that GaUled
the fans. During the afternoon he .iashsd
OFT seven hits including two doubles
which i hitting some in one day.
THE FIRST GAME
some saffron pitching bv SudhoS in the
frs. inning OF the opener ne;ted the Wis
i,ors four runs. The Tixe-s were aided
somevha. IN scoring these four runs BY a |
had decision, BY Kirs at the plsts. hut the !
fans expec. 10 other kind and refused |
even 20 laugh at King when che decision |
made.
Kitsor'< single. Ea-Tetrs sacrifice hit I
aud McIntyres double rst-ed Detroit two |
n"Is r1Ins in Jhe fsrh inning
In tn. sixth singles bv Lowe. O'Laary.
Kitsou's sacrifice hi; Barrett's single and /
a home rsin by McIntyre gave 80 the Wis
itors four more runs
Singles Nv Wallace. Hyn.s. Jones Pad
denis lnfied oat. and Noran'< base hit
netted -. Louis three runs in tn eighth
inning. Kit-oa knocked the halls out into
the weeds IL the ninth for Detroit.
HemphiIl hst;ed Coz Sudhof N the
ninth and opened with a base on balls
IS;irk.tt singled To left. Heiirick was out
Sitson 20 BA-ilie. Wallace singled. scc:-
nc Eurkett ana Hrmphill- HvueS reed
10 Barrett Jones singled Padd-n singled .
Moran dropped on. safe sending Jones an. !
Wallace across the plate: Susden ground
II 20 Beville.
Score cf SrSt game