The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-11

Had Soldier Hess. the elongated tviri-
er for the Cleveland Blues. used better
Jud:ment In tn" contest with the Browns
s..Iaay s,;.;any afternoon when he tried Z"
.:ouSt would hav" been a different result.
This error Of judgment caused - thirteen
inning contest. which was called on ac
count Of rain. with both tea ms having two
scores.
\ ':ouhie-header was scheduled. hut the
over-inning contest in the first game
spoiled all chances Of a second. as both
team; were PLAYING great hail when ,he
rain began falling. Iajoic's EIuss. IA a
result. will remain here to-day and in
iulSe In \ dual contest with McAIecr's
pets.
Hess pitched greas ball for the thirteen
innings. and II Was sad blow to him
game and failed. In the unlucky number
Of innings Only seven hits were registered
on him. IL was in the ninth inning. The
Hess WAS first 1t bat. We" Til'ic'' Sud
hOff put a nice one over and Hess hit Il
on the EoAe and II sailed toward the score
board. Frissk and k"ehler started for the
Hess kept going. With head dowr and
traiging along in tine heavy going he
and ;as mi an na
hall and ne dcciAet! to continue his jcu.-
neg: But koehler got the hall. made q
rsrrecs rn, !, throw ,. 7" Wallace; VII" in . turn
third sack.r stood on the bag ami waited
for Hess to come In 10 him.
Jackson and lsay followed to the hat. hut
were retired on Two fast plays from Wal
lace to Jones. II Is hard Z" So. how Hess
could have been prevented from scoring
had he stayed on second. for the plays
not have helped NOR, scoring. Wallace
made fine stop ~ n sixxl.r from Eay's
bat which looked like a single. until he
Wien Hess went back to the mound he
was not in the best of spirits. and his
wil'nesS resulted in the score being tied
wen, in to Ia, 70. Sudhof: and was robbed
~ hi: by tn. af.r;nsss Of bradley. who
HciI.! = hot grounIcr an! put Roth on;
in the direction Of the score board. Flick
made n l"rg run for th. ball. got il Il,
on" hand. hut II bounded out. and S'!g-
don was home.
inning koehler was the only Brownie
TO get hit OF Hess after the extra in
ming contest started and only two hits
were registered ~ Howell. Howell was
In the mound four innings. and got ,hr.',
Ssrike-outs 10 his credit. Not a p!ayer
got beyond the first bag. after the ninth.
fourteenth inning. when IN. rain fell in
torrents and within five minutes ths dia-
n,ond was flooded.
Joe Sugden's poor throw In the NTH IN
ring resulted In tho first score for Cieve-
land Hess go; his base on balls and
stole second. when the veteran catcher
threw wild tn Wallace. JarksSr'S s'nS!"
scored Hes Tn. second yun for the E!ues
was earned. Stovali led of with a sin
gle. went TO second on 4 sacrifice By Brad
lev and sco,ed on "a single by Turre-.
The Browns scored their first run in the
sixth on an error by StoyaN. Rock IH"id
GO. a sircl" and went Z" ~ecc1I on sac
rife. by F'risk. Wallace hit a hot on"
10 Sfovall. who !1m..lc19.- and Rocky
wen: Ia third. lie scored on Gleaso:I's
.rae'd r3p.
Frisk played a GOOD game IN the field
ard go, :yo assists His sss: fielding OF
S,oyars liner in ,hA tenth. when the
runner vas one A. n'sf. was iea'a,e-
He alsp niyy,s.h Flick as second in the
sam. inning wnsr he tried 10 stretch a
single into a double.
Th. srofs: