St. Louis ft 0 1 0 2 ft 2 0 0 4 -10
Pittsburgh 0 2 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 ft o- f,
Summary Runs Rutter, Reseher 3?. I.onc
(3t. Honsby, Smith, Smith. C.otir.a|e.? for
2 >..lohr.sion 12t. Waftner. Sehultz. Two
l'ise h is H'ltier. Corhan. Johnston, Wairuer.
Three-base hits? Hornsby <2t. Stolen bases
1 Iwh'r, l.onK. Carey, Johnston <2i Snerl
t fl<?- hit- Barney Dotlhl.* play?Butler and
j.1 Miller, 2. Waffner and Johnston M:>so on
, balls?off Doak. 4: off Jasper. " off Mani?u\,
, 1. off Cooper, 1: off Miller. J. Struck out -
by linak, 4; by Jasper |; by Mamau*. 2: by
'Villler. 4 Hit by pitcher- by Jasper. 1 l!m
Ir'r-s, Rifl'-r end Harrl.oti TPm*..'1.17.
MAT FANS INTERESTED
Good H??nt Expected Hrlnren Joe >lnr
tln and < lirUtcnacn on Friday S Ik hi,
I The Harold Christiansen-"Joe" Mar
itln wrostling match
  Which will take place on Friday night at Broad Street Park, creating much interest among the fans. Those in charge of the match had expected some interest to be taken in the coming affair, but telephone inquiries exceeding all expectations were pouring in yesterday's abridgment for reservations. The tickets for ringside seals, as well as other reserved seats, will go on sale this morning. General admission tickets will not be placed on sale until Friday night at the park when the prizes are opened.
"Joe" Martin, the Western veteran, arrived by Briggs. How They Stand Today International League RESULTS YESTERDAY. Toronto, 5; New York, 1. Providence, 11; Montreal, 1. 