Evening star., 1907-08-15
NOTES FROM ST. LOUIS PAPERS

That Ganley is a sweet hitter and a nice
fielder. How did he get away from Bar
ney?
Clymer Is another one that can hit. He
was Pete in the Pinch In that eighth in
ming with ripping single through Powell
that tied the score.
Kay, Cantillon's new man. was there with
single which put his team in the lead in
the eighth. He seems to be hitter but Is
rather slovenly in the field
Smith, CantiIlons new shortstop, looks
like rather decent little ball player,
though shade light. He has the cut of
ball player on him, anyhow.
Cantillon worked hard in the eighth He
wanted Oberin out and Smith In, but also
wanted to give Smithie a chance to warm
UP little more. So he sent Falkenberg
in to throw the legal five balls of warm-up
to the catcher. then substituted Smith
Manager Jimmie Burke of Kansas City.
en- route from Indiana polls to Kansas City,
stopped to see the game and renew old ac-
quaintances. James says that George Nc
Bride Is simply 1T among the shortstops of
the Western Association.
Delehanty gave Hemphll hot liner in
the fifth. Charley ran a long way to get II
and the ball dropped suddenly when IL
seemed he had it sure. He got his hands on
her about his shoetops and let her get
away. Del. got double for 1t. Then Wal
lace caught him In a run down in a tiffy
Smith. the Washington shortstop. got an
odd single in the eighth. He drove one
down the line. T. Jones ducked In for it.
but could not get the mitt down in time.
The ball hit the bag In such a manner that
1T bounded up In the air and back toward
the home plate. Tom made grab, got 1t
and all but touched Smith as he passed.
This C. Jones Of Washington is one of
your old-time felders. one of the McAleer,
Welch. Johnston Fogarty kind. an Eat
such an arm! 1t is made. Of steam and
piano wire. You seldom see Jones make a
star catch. He gets quick start and lolls
along after them easy like. No trouble to
Hemphill and Yeager did some bad
throwing In the third. With Ganley on first
=; 81 Jones hit to center. Hemp. threw to
leaser lost time trying to touch his man
when he was on the bag and c. Jones
reached second Bad bali. Then it was
that Altizer set the air on fire with that
liner i ''
,wlx ,Bis Si,S Jack" ,,s got his bumpings and go.
league hit OFF him In the third Tn vac O
good thing for Wallace that 1t was a ward
or SO out of his reach. Bob Is game and
would tackle shot from a nine-inch gun.
Had he done so to this one it would have
torn his arms out OF their sockets He
could be the "Armless Shortstop" We
would back him to do 1t as we'll as some
of them do with arms.
Powell almost threw away his life with a
slow ball in the eighth. He handed Charley
Jones the old ''dink." Now. the old "dink''
may work when you are using speed and
the batter is looking for the fast one. Also
you must toss the old "dink'' In low Pow
ell was not using speed, and he tossed It In
at the second' button. Jonesey was looking
for 1t and plowed up four rods Of the left
foul line. Me-oh-my. but 1t was an souse-
rlno Then Clymer. who lost a nail when
TO hit for Block. He almost cut Big Jack
In twain at the water line with a grounder
and {. Jones tied the score
son. was good to Spencer in the fourth
Hack looked famed but Tim let the
third one go by unnoticed. The biR fellow
whaled the next one to the bulletin board
sent him home. Patten again hollered mur-
der in the fifth when Hurst didn't call
Hemp. out on strikes. He then d!shed un a
straight one and Charley slapped it to deep
than Clymer would have made a catch but
Otis waltzed all around the lot and finally
let 1t go over his noodle.
Chesbro Beat Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. August 15.-Happy Jack
| Chesbro pitched gilt-edged ball yesterday
and was good until the end of the game
The result was that the Highlanders took
their last game of the season here by de-