The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-05

SPORTING COMMENT

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II 4 really aseoni.hing what poor HaDs.
ball professional players can paay these
days On Sunday The BcoWno woo 2 ten-
inning game from Detroit. to = Under
aaaS hses ensSa:a sses ana se. ,;.e
some brilliant play. 1et mo- oee1nnlne
to end the play was actually vearasoaao
to the neopAyte and exasperafing 70 the
AS the Browns play. there .. - lies: -
SKIN. no contest. no BASEBALL IN their
game. Baseball. ~ they eAhioat n, -
throws. Batting = and running. They 90
through the motions IKE antomatonA
They play IKE mere marsonestes.
S five % =, n ,se, ses s.se: e:
tn base. They were then either twO runs
behind Detroit. one run behind cr tied. !et
In each case the succeeding beftero hit
the firs: ball pitched to the shOetStop or
third baseman. forced the man on iarst or
were thrown out themselves IN double
plays.
halls when his club is one or two runs BE-
hind or tied. II II baseball for the next
succeeding batters to smash At the nrst
han . su !: p.s % &. .sSr TO ns not. lnis %
may he American League ball ont not true
When two teams play ten inninss Of
with but one error. score ; to :. without
bringing forth one good cheer or one
GOOD .'rcast'' something must b Wron0
with that baseball.
Describing n heating eiven 70 Starter
Curly Brown by Cincinnati thugs. =
sia, tHrHis Rrs~n n can hold his own y With any
two average men. but Hve were too many
for him." Memory SAYS something about
a one-iceEed. kout-s.ricksn Hsn.ieman:
named Henry Clement Creveling. once
putting said Brown to- rout single nanH-
ed Browns guns against CreveI'n8s
tisis. But CrevSling - not an average
E:an-
.Chica 60 parsrs carry a notice q . Wet
.rn Jockey club meeting. and add: only
routine busin.ss ss will be transacted" Ed
Corrigan ard Pat CarInody attended to all
The other busirs ss last winter
The days ,rc fast approaching when the
Wullies. GcOrlies. James. Sandys and 9TH
er Scots will proceed to Myop'a links ana
settle the professional golf championship
OF these United States.
Me.sr. Russell Gardner Oliver p. Ian
gan. Lyman Hay. a. \. Busch and otA-
Louis Eors. Show Company on broad.
civic lines rather than upon the narrow
basis Of a private corporation
composed % ed of % excellent fellows. Who ave
away their money In the prOMotion oc
these annual shows. While all hut ono OF
these exhibitions made money. tho aoo-
cia ;io:. spent il with a hand I'D lavish that
its treasury was depleted II pai'i . So
rctary S.tO per annum for one months
work. II gave an annual banquet that
eos, s.. ::.,ss 1t threw money right and left
Hence ifs original capital ~ Sl0."0e was
iissipated In four years. Tho secreeaTy's
salary alone Disposed Of that.
The new Horse show Company ID PRO-
e-etiing upon proper. safe and business
like lines. IL apeals to business men -
regard the horse show rs n splendid e1hi-
bition Of fine animals harness ana eqnip-
did incentive TO trade. II proposes To
max. the show a city Institution. not .
Americans spend a great deal of money
for horses and taufpages Their lack Or
knowledge OF what - hest and most Mt
ting In both. causes them To get less for
can see more 81. $40 horses put to cheap
rigs and vice versa. In America. than fr,s
any other country The horse show
such things Il instructs the pubic IN
what IS correct in horses. harness and
equipares II inculcates q love Of hne ar
im.is and vehicle, .s !, exercise: :- a se"ef'-
si",is holds; its horse show. q. Louis
must have one. or fall out Of the proses-
R,sarh. Mr.. Orthwein. Colonel lAandrum
and their compeers that in this case. at
least. II Is up with the leaders,
I.ns Angeles wants Jim JefFfieo fbr IN
Chief Of Police. Well he always has
'copped-" 4
tramp OF a pucilisi or stir Of . ball player
gets down and out We stake him TO q
benefit whereby he gets more money FOR
,s n. sS""nksspers ,,,, nen hsa; s%Sns S ads
playing tennis We do not even present her
with 8. bouquet. Instead. We invite her to
come and play tennis for amusement How
about this special trait Of deseneracy. Pro-
fessor LombrOsO?
A Young man named Schwarz r. TIE
champion swimmer Of 81. !1out. The
To BE- Down Wint McGinty' and Swim
ont OC;rady." Now II Is SchwarH. Re
spectfullv referred to Il. d. Walsh for ex-
pianation-
A trotting meeting Mt 81. Louis - rather
OUT OF the question. Springfield. H.. Il buc
The Illinois capital has always been fav-
or..i by the State with n most liberal
appropriation for its state Fair. THIS Ell
abies the capital city to CIV: an : es,sns,v. ,s;,
OF bringing Major llelmsr and Lou Dii.or,
To- its fall show. While Sadie Mac AMI
sweet Marie have thrown all other tro,
t.rs into the shade. Lon Dillon and Major
D,Irnar- woult. draw immense crowds 70
Springfield.
With no horse racing and no fair IN ST
Louis half u Eastern Missouri and SSufh-
eru Illinois xhich was wont to come 10
IN. s.. I>nui. Fai:. would go to Springfield
81 Ioius .,ion. would send an immense
crowd To see the great :YotteYs meet in
+, r1r.. or IN exhibitions against time. Nr.
Killings owner -: the great pair. IL = mil
i,vnaIre Money = nO: any object Win