The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-03

| Bonner springs QeIeaCeQ the western
| Unions of Kansas City, 10 to g.
| At Coffeyville-In a very loosely
| played game here Coffeyville beat
| Fort Smith by IS to 8. A large crowd
witnessed the game.
/ score by innings: RHE
Coffeyville ..........0 O33031*-13 Ii
Fort Smith .........1 900 o 30 1-3
Batteries-Womack and McCnn-
took; DENIES, Tripplet and Pinker-
| ton. Umpire-Finney.
| At Lawrence-The J. J. Fosters. a
| Kansas City baseball team. was de-
feated by the Lawrence local league
| to 2.
Score by innings: R.HE
Fosters ,.s ;........:.....ooS9sSddddS9s,s 5
| Lawrence -. '......4 z . U - lO
| Batteries-P. Hansen, Rapp and E.
Hansen; Parnell and Cline.
At Newton-Newton defeated the
Wichita Jobbers Juniors here by a
score of to 1.
Score by innings: R;H;E;
Wichita ...............OO O0O0-1 3 4
Batteries-Newton, J. O'Connell
and Wells; Wichita, Leonard and
| Forney.
| At Junction City-The Chapman
! ball team was defeated at Fort Riley
| by the Fort Riley team.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
FIT Riley .............1 0 2OOO1 "a 10 3
Batteries-Ludes and Scanlon and
Elliott: McGinness and Flaherty.
At Observation-Disclosures and Kins-
ley played a close and exciting game
here, Ellinwood winning in the last
half of the ninth.
Score by Innings: RH.E
T1IIs \ n n n n n q
k zii1aMS0a 6
Batteries-Power and Dresser;
Bevis and Montgomery.
At notwithstanding defeated
Menoken at baseball here by a score
of to s. The feature of the contest
was the batting of Granville. Bat
teries--Grantville, Cook and Stein;
Menoken, Marshall and Updegraff.
At Tulsa, I. Tulsa made it three
straight by winning from Parsons. Z
to 8.
Score by innings: RIFE.
Tulsa .................4 S0Oo00o.7 10 5
Batteries-Gilreath, Hall and Den
ny; Harlin and Erhoff.
At skogee-Bartlesville defeat
ed Muskogee here in a loosely played
game. After the game Umpire Low
man was assaulted and knocked down
by the fans.
Score by innings: R.HE
M hartiesyiile .S SSeessSSSSdd5 3
BatteriesEWolford, Anderson and
Richie; Taylor and BARLEY.
At Atchison-The K. C. A. c. team
was trimmed at Atchison by score of
to 1. The Atchison team made all
of its runs in the second round on
four errors, two wild pitches, a base
balls, two outf1eld outs and two
singles.
Score by innings: RH.E.
X G. A. G. ..........0 90 5000 OIL
Observation-Disclosures and Doyle;
Walker and Flater.
At Kansas City-In one of the fast
est amateur ball games ever played
here Arkansas City won from Ponca
City by score of to in the tenth
errors in the third inning while the
home team went into the air in the
eighth. The winning run was made
on two caught flies.
Score by innings: Ri e.
Arkansas City III o 2 Q o Ooooil 8 Il
Batteries-Lancaster and Dwig-
gins; Coxer and Perkins.
At Emmett-Onaga was defeated
here by a score of 8 to 4. The last of |
the game was very tame, the home |
team clearly having the best of it. In |
the eighth, the visitors found the ball |
for three hits and scored twice. With |
three more hits and base on balls |
they ran in two more in the ninth.
Score by innings: R.HE. |
Emmett ..f0102041o- Is |
Onaga .... ..s.....000 0000224 s 81
Two Players Suspended.
Milwaukee June 3.-President O'Brien
of the American association has an
nounced that he has suspended Catcher |
Peit and Pitcher Kenna of Louisville /
pending an investigation into their be-