New-York tribune., 1908-08-04

Oh well! Cincinnati can keep Spade and well
He's good pitcher and showed II yester-
day. but he wasn't good enough to stop the eIlahts
and they had no more trouble in beating Cincn-
natl by score Of to than they had In the farce
comedy staged last week with the Cardinals play
ing opposite to McGraw's men, Spade, as VIII oe
remembered. a Giant for little Whiie once
but there was a hitch, and McGraw got Weimer
as a consolation prize Only he didn I, whlch
brings I'D the eternal question. Where IS WEI
mer?' And that question is a little TOO sns
gestive of How old is ANN for such a hot Day
So ii will be dropped.
Shade went in Yesterday TO show the New 1orh
fans what they had nearly and to make the
popuace wonder. does that of Cincinnati "hS
Camel ever asked for waivers on a Pitcher "ho.
as any one with half eye could see was destined
n make the memories Of Ruste and MatheWso"'
Cheshire and Waddell fade forever. But the rates
were against Spade and his knell sounded as soon
as ever the first inning had passed fne 'Itahts
roa,, rrn hack and forth on the bases against St
o,,is b,,t vhen IN comes IN letting man just out
of a minor league try to play horse win th7th II
is another story.
snada had no one but himself blame in that
first inning unless 1t Mike Donln. and any
ntcher ought to take out insurance policy with
IIovds against Mikes making a hit tEese DAYS
He looked Iongjng1y at Tenney when that youthIut
lester faced him and carefully. even elaoorafeiy'
tossed four balls very wide of the plate But that
was a trife Doyle thought the walking to nrst
base looked pretty good. and. sure enough, IL WaS
Tenney and Doyle bad men to have on tne
bases when none are out. and Mr. Spade was
plainly worried Fred and Larry saw that ne was
and Tenney was so upset by the hlmor or the
situation after two strikes had been called on
Roger Rresnahan that Spade at last saw the JOKE
and filed the bases with a third free pass before
he recovered. Then NJ. DOnlin. and he waited
for no wide ones Not he. Somewhere in Massa-
chusetts one Wagner. whose home is in Pfttsours
was presumably doing things to his batting aver
age and Mike simply picked out a suitable ball
and slammed il to centre field. Tenney and Doyle.
the jokars stopped laughing long enough to
scauper home and Bresnahan stopped on second
Devlin got the fourth base on balls OF the inning
and he and Huggins became so tangled when the
Red tried to tag him on McCormck's grounder
that third run scored.
There was good solid hitting In the sixth inning
to account for three more Giant Seymour
began with single. and Deviin craftfly singled
over Lobert's head when the fielder came In for a
bunt Mccormick had luck with his hit. which
rolled away for a three gger. letting Seymour
and DevIfn score Mccormick scored himself on
Cancels poor throw the plate. after the visiting
manager had made a fine stop of Wiltss's hard
drive toward first base.
Jack Barry. of the few men on the St Louis
nine who made any sort of impression here.
is said to have paid $500 for him. Barry IS more
experienced outfelder than Mccormick. and may
succeed to Shannon's old place. He is a good
hitter and should prove useful man.
The score follows: