The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-16
LOST FINAL CAME
White SOx Could Do Nothing
With Fleharty.
Halla Weakened Toward End
of the Game.
HAD FEW FEATURES.
Contest Slow One. From Start
to Finish.
Team Went to LeavenWOrth
FEW FEATURES.
Team Went to LeavenwOrth
This Morning.

In featureless game yesterday after
noon Jay Andrews Hutchinson Salt
Packers by punching their hits off Hal
la succeeded in winning the third and
only game of the series from Topeka
by a score of 4 to 2. The. game was
| a slow one and there was nothing brit
the occasion. Hutchinson had no trou-
BILE in winning as they connected with
Pitcher Halla at opportune times and
when hit was necessary to. Win the
game some of the Salt Packers Were
always able to connect 1t is a note
worthy fact that of the nine hits re-
ceived by Hutchinson, three of them
were good for transportation three
quarters of the way around the circuit,
while two of them carried the batters
to second. ~
A young gentleman by the~name of
Ffeharty from the Emerald Isle work
ed on the Hutchinson slab and 1t. was
his effectiveness which won the game
for his team. With men On~baSeS the
locals were unable to- connect when II
might have done some good7 ana Inc
game was lost as FresuIt.s1l caaqltlon
to being effective F'leharty hal aspkend1d
control and did not walk a man until
the ninth inning. 1 irrS .r1fy
The locals were the first to score and
this was done in the first inning. ADJ,
bolt the first man up laced out a pretty
two base hit Hurlburt famed and
Davis flew out to Croughn. This MADE
it pretty dark for Topeka and it looked
as though two-bagger had been vast
ed But William Lange Landreth-- sent
a hot one to johnson and the latter in
his eagerness to complete the play mace
a low throw, the ball going into the
bleachers and Abbott crossed the Fup--
Der Henry singled and I4andreth went
to third It looked dark for FYeharty
but Runzel in lodging an dHshoot STUCK
his bat in the way nofTt91esJ bail and atne
ball rolled down toy deWiSi fpE aF15easgg
out. : b1B~9T 5 56 .sTfl 81
fourth inning. After WILSON had. skleo
out to Davis Casey doubled. Johnson
hit a fielder's choice wh1cn ca4snt>
Casey between second and third. With
two men down McLuckie sent three
Dagger out to right field and Johnson
scored. McLuckie tried to- stretcn MS
three Dagger into home run ana SGoI-
ed when, Henry dropped Davis throw Ic
In the last half of the fourth Topeka
tied the score. Olson started out with
a two Dagger and Ragan,s sacrifice en-
a bled him to reach third. Olson start
ed to steal home and scored on -f1eliet
7T3,it the visitors were Sfdestined to ]
forge to the front again. not TO, L.De
headed off. In the etgh6h Ginning eWtl
son tripIed as a starters Ands scorea
when Casey duplicated 5the feat. 1tj
looked as though more. scoring might
be done but it wasn't, johnson was an
easy out, Halla to Abbott: tMcLucK1led
few out to Hurlpurt anu lAS 1<utt@
made a great throw to the plate catch |
Ing Casey I..L,,,so,, |
raaIized her last score. Andrews dou-
bIed and went to third on Lewis, single /
Moves went out but Croughn singled |
The big doctor home. This endea t9e
scoring as Topeka was unable TO 90
1nHtbine in the last half of the ninth |
Dr.. D. M. shiveIys president OF the
. estern Association, was at the game
and it may have, beeni the OLD n0oao9
>, - f NaS Of hutchinson OF IT may Nhave'I
1een the inspiring iPEesence OF Billy
Morgan who is the chief 3re g1f y Tor ehe
team - .5f4- r2svbas >
The score: -.---l - -. |