The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
Ct LAf,kSONS AFfLlCTlON RECALLS
FAMOUS GAME He LOST m ST. LOUIS
Wild Pitch Decided Baseball Chanpiosship Of TIE WssaWs
Commoser Hen C. Adkins Thinks the Ctes Deal Nay
Prevent St Louis Browns From Getting Miles, southesa
League 6tar-Chicago Critics Are After Murphy.

-Jehn Slasksoa. Who recently vae sen! s
60 . 0Schtg1n aeyivm. vas one a the
-. ss,S Jssy commisssoner e Snsse am James ~
Coccoea1, Who b IN enthusiastic baseball
fan: 'C1a.ksoa pitched Ansoos chicago
S.sss sss1'1es into II the ,s :na g.
case played CemlsEey1:s &. Louis Bro1na
Tor TIE eh.nptenship q The yorM in -
snd 80 sesa g bostea the folloSin( year
Chsk.oaS catcher. q the ssus iime. pay:
- sss.S:r vel seii the day c,a...on los,
ss ss oss s"i ss.: sSs Ss:ss ssa TO n. co: s@s
ss seo%s pIcXsd foe the caampion.hip Of the
Louis he'd captured the flrst two games %,
"Anson vas determined 10 win the sixth
ske po.nss Tns sae xss cios.:x e eSn,es se:e
e and vent an extra inning Curt Welt
os the BrTwns got around 70 third ba.r
the bat. Re had exaspersted Garrison -
t6s pi:ss sad ths sfsss pitcher ~ fnSiiy los ic.t
control o. the eall ana curyed fast out
wsleh to score the Winning run for St
.-C1arkson sftervards distinguished him
:. = ss :Ss az s1 .Ss cSe.so iSE IN
csasos S1ss Seessss ss,eSssS g, ,hisi,s Hiehols ard
in ra. Ss1Eson's bronze. rot % x1thur. -s1s x1.
ser ASss Old Bro.n. and SS s.s ses. "a s.e,s. sea
fSeoders Bre:iens,e'n Hes: IN ipn sa.i2 pr:.s ans
as twiriere. Walter Clarkso.I. another
sG.ceher d;:tsnsulsned himself By ri,chinx
b.seSs esamSion.1,n 'nfS e. the cSlies1ss @
Clark Griffith on the NsN yoAk Amei-
cars, but failed 10 make sood-
p,.sS.1 S.aS s:a svs'y.nns that he,Sy %
8 no: CITY Clerk u Chicago. :cisrksnn:s
crop tail was everything that these latter
Gay tw;TIers have III. :srve TO call the
that seemed to carry along cn the ai.
I've seen the good hatters look fooI;s!, hit
ting under il. I.-troit players 81 px.ticu-
ar ar used @ to think lie was wizard with
There vas . coordination of mind and
muscle. as the fnct:,sil writer's say. In
Ciast,on E !na: hs,Ded his delivery. He
q game or bead work than on arm work.
He changed hts pace. ard had q ..st mo-
Hs.., 1n w.. e. .sa,i.;is'rsly ss,,a slow ball ;la:
r..ch'rg fo' H.. sphere. And another
Thing ''iarks"n. did not waste his tim.
chansirs pace with a poor hit'r. lie
s,aaied ~. PLAYERS end knew the poor
hit'ers co';!i NOT f,- depended Upon very
,.iic', Z" make trouble. He fed them the
kimd they always hit or. and success
Iu3y.
Many 4 time he show I'd tip the anxious
batterP with l!s wide Outcurvr that was
almost rs good as l:u>ies Cis.kAlr nd
everything that the mighty Amo. had,
ana was just little short q the big
pitcher In his execution
when Jim Mccormick was with Chi
caGo he was not At his best CI.v~!ari
kad him when he vas finest and ! world
class CfhrksOn With him. Radhouyue Tin
ksefe. FerEuson-nh. why run cy,.r ,h.
l;sf OF the old boys So familiar 10 .yory
ncle~ Clarkscn was the peer Of any ~
them. Peor John. he might better d. with
King keI.''
't'onne- Mack Is doubtless sar,s.c.; IRA,
Jack Knight. the school boy recrr,i, To-
the Philadelphia Athletics. i. going 20
make 8cod next season" says Water Conn
miss 'oner Hen G. Adkins. COZ he would
never have sold Lave Cro.s 10 the wash- !
!1etcn club. Mack picked up this lad.
Knight. while he vas playing With a high
sent the heS in to replace Monte Croas at
Phort Knight started OF like a wonder. !
md played . phenomenxliy fast ea,ne FOR
awhile. then his batting siumped. and ,
Mack made hin, a substitute :nAs ider 10:
The remainder Of the xesscn. Lave cross 1
|. getting I'D. but he takes excellent care /
p himself. ard there is much good base I
h1H LETT In him Jet. Mack also has the !