The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-25

InS 81 Louis M n are play u pekt'k
game to-day than they did yesterday.
While trif:e rough they are not IN
fringinS the rules
King FinnsGan. who was convers'nS
the St Louis team would be able Go play
a better game against the English II the
season was older and II had more Irac-
tice-
y hope that the next time We come 10
this country The tour will be- ARRANGED
later in the season. when inc nit
States teams s.e at their best. said Sir
Charles. Finnesan then as k.d him II the
team expected 10 come again next season.
II do not know Il The tour VIII be ar
ranged next year; bu; you can rest @ as
appreciat. the good time that We have
been having. and VIII want some more OF
il. We Will come 10 the United States ard
to ST. Louis to get it, replied the Earones.
Orator Amnons Topped on tine grass
between haive:s and sighed tna' n" could
next half shouted the speechiiier. He
had his long..f-fur chance. and IL. ball
would have gone through the posts had IL
not been for Captain Mines and Sir
Charles Kirkpatrick b-irg in the way.
Jimmy R.orian went in the iirs. half .n
place Of Danny pevanney. The pac. WAS
too hot for james. and with the consent
Of the EnglishE.n peyanney was allowed
TO go Into the game. although the rules
provide that a PLAYER who drops out makes
II necessary FOR the team to continue with
out his playing.
scored ty ~. Louis players on a s;ra!vh,
shot from nridf"li RarnsdaIe sent the
bali AT Tully. The leather bounced off IN.
elongated one and went through. Later. on
a corner kick. Woodward got the ball and
slammed II Mt the goal. Riordan was
there. but IL strl'k him about th. waist
line. and. In warding It of. he let 1t slip
Kelly was put in Jack Cunn.nghan's
place At forward yesterday. He did little,
II any. better than the man he replaced.
Woodward again displayed hts right 10
the title OF the best forward in England
OF fh. ssx goals he shot four Barns.!ai.
ef IN. sixteen goals scored in che two
games b. the English. Woodward shot
twelve.
BY consent Of both teams yesterday. the
halves We're cat down 10 ;hirty-riv. min
ufes each Saturday ;fey played two for
ference. however. as the teams miSht Play
forever. and England would turn IT.. trick.
Com" on Tiger Ge- busy with that
shouted Mike Grady NJ DAILY from the
bench JUS: then Woo Iwa-d topplei II
ger TO the Srass, and a Hroan went up
from ;h- stands. ''ou' upon ~,cil non
r'happy Mcfarland. our combination
Ems Scotch pitcher. and he'll Hex the
Who'll" bunch That MADE Tiger warm
under The collar. In two minutes tw"
and crying foul TAKE him out" shout
ID a h-avila.Tc! far In III. stand
"N":s = =, nat .tur in mins ,ennarkH1 ,.,
PLAYERS from IN. lot after the first half
Those fellows use rhcir heads TOO much
for me chirI,sd Fraser. T.nn-y ! a
all aaau
does not approach thu dear old struggle
q: Ruchy. ''Thcs. fellows ar. fast on
their feet all right said T.rney. but
iin.. ,h.rm gp against Harvard or Yale and
So. hn~ many Eng!lshIn.n would he left
IN ten minutes.
Ever man tn his OWE taste remarked
Hon"- S-n0or rh:i"so7t.c1l!y. as corcoran
dropped one q. tn. Enslishu..a :, m.
SrcGn. ''ThI. gam. might help my rheu-
,na'iC arm. but center fielder on a hall
club WON'T run 'haf much in year. It's
all fDu.l~hDc=s fo work 50 hard Its bad
enough - run bases This kind .. wealth
"r.- As.i som. ~ the Cardinals agreed
with Srroot-
When Cunningham charged Su.:ail i-
~. hack on Saturday. SIR Charles Kirk
pa'-."- r1n " 20 his pal. Tiger paly.
'''IiE"r Tiger" said tn. sI-ore-. what
40 y"u think or that Was i no, a shame
WHY ] would no; treat a dog ihht way
Right you are. pal" SAID tt. Tirrr
AMI IN a minute h" vIs - INK to bit. MS
name IN III" ka-one'.s face.
-. Louis PLAYED "a clAan. homes: game
-. football T-r rot SO sTav with ~. I'm
preston that .hos" E-3Ishm.r cannot
ruucS IL =. their saly.,s TSgy az NJ.
20 ali ih~ tricks Ts"y caa h.-l. s-c, Un
toe. hit 4 knee. give the hip ar! -Ne
elbow ts-s- as VOL ss anyone and a 600!
a.. al batts.
q. cpu-sa. they d. no. Sn n 20 iajur~
o,,,nSs-r-s but they 10 ~ n n lot ~ fine
IVORY. y 'he tripping l!-a- u Is dc-e 80
a--is-i-slly ana With Sucr -i>lsi!n"sS that
&, a9.-s-- accidental AID PAT of the
gsr1.
Tt~ r-ea. crowds AZ The games were
GOD plays 90 ire Sngilsfrn"- heartily.
ard - =. Lo-uis nan displayed n dss-
,-nsstto-. :, - over rough. n. vas ,s-or.p.-
" h--Sss MAJ a pity the sane crowds
are not as impartial n the baseball Gsr,.. 8.
R-y-IrE ari Woodward were :hs "a
Worries or -An crows EryEirG>. EIrrl.nu-
tive s.T-s-snc-. extraordinary sod sn:
agility VT them completely. Will. wosSl-
wards dc.Sirc S:sihts'-s ard vC-i--.ul
cor-s-. q th~ hall brought dszr -hS
ia-c.1t ri~cs" zRs Jimmie D.ly'- con-
rasrt - v0rsizari's lodging and close
t-.hbg.r =; that. ths :Sr'ols al con-
rIs.ue. :hAt ;he hall sas too NSh, and
.zs- 70 a-ac- -Asr- 80 e. -H~tr S-s- work
They wanted :; sdak"d II oil. and rsa-
t~.~. slower. -hz: they co=If c1r-rc. 8;
s>,,~- k.ra :; farther a5d -5oo: love- zne
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