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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-23
THE HARVARD TEAM.
Great Football Player Is Heir to
Millions.

Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 23.-Upon
Percy Haughton and Hamilton Fish,
coach and captain, respectively, of the
Harvard eleven for the coming season,
falls the task of holding Harvard to
the standard set last season when Yale
was beaten and the Crimson credited
with having about the swiftest team
Of the season with the possible excep-
ton of Pennsylvania.
To Haughton goes much of the
credit for Harvard's great comeback
in football. For years the critics have
seen the Crimson go down before Yale
and taken it as a matter of course.
That was before Haughton appeared.
Then there was a change; Harvard
began to win. Somehow Haughton
had learned that fellow could be
great football player even if his father
wasn't a multi-millionaire and he
didn't belong to the SWEETEST set in
Harvard. A more democratic spirit
appeared and Harvard teams won.
Chances are bright for repetition this
year.
The Harvard squad, or at least a
goodly portion, reported this week.
The only serious loss there is Captain
Burr. He was a great player, but the
Crimson can win without him, as has
been proved by the fact that he was
not in the game against Yale last year.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW
Pueblo at Topeka.
Denver at Wichita.
Sioux City at Des Moines-
Lincoln at Omaha.
That Wichita team is getting uncom-
fortably dangerous. The locals Will
have to whip up tomorrow.
The final home series will start this
afternoon. Pueblo will be here for the
remainder of the week. and double
header Sunday. nen Denver Will be
here for two days, the home series clos
ing Tuesday with a double header with
Denver.
The Sioux City papers are telling Of
the great catches pulled off by Danny
Green who has finally wound up the
season with the team which released
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ooPA DE ORC GREAT PAGER.
After Going Heat in 2:O2, Race Was
Lost to Alice Wilson.

Columbus, O., Sept 23.-Copa de
Oro's pacing to a season race record
was the feature of the third after
noon of Grand Circuit racing here.
Copa de Ora lost out however, to Alice
Wilson after pacing the opening heat
of the free for all, in 2:02 at.
In this heat Alice Wilson and
Hedgewood Boy led to the half in
:59h. Hollywood Boy faded clear
away in the stretch while Copa de
Orc closed up and out brushed Alice
Wilson who won the next two heats
in slower time. The Eel won third
money. Czarevna. first choice for the
trotting division of the three year old
Kentucky stock farm futurity was I'M
able to finish better than third. The
winner turned up in Baroness Virgin
ian, the WORLDS champion for FLIES
of her age on a half mile track.
Vito was second. Time of best heat
200 ga.
Maggie -Winder, worlds champion
pacing three year old filly did not
have to go near her record of 2:O6 u
to win the pacing division of the flu
turity. Capitola was second and Miss
Eva Wilkes third. Time Of best heat
2:0S ". Sonoma Girl won the free
for-all trot in straight heats. Margar-
ct o, was second and Orc was third
The best heat was trotted in 2.06.
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Rasty Wright Hit All Over Let
by the Pueblo In1ians.
Eighteen Hits Lost tha Game
for TOpeka-ScOre Is 10 2.
TOO MUCH KAUFMAN.
Lanky Pitcher Responsible for
Victory in the Second.
Four Pitchers Tried in Vain to
Stop CooleysOx Hitting.

Pueblo. Colo, Sept. 23.-Topeka
and Pueblo divided honors here yes
terday. In the morning game the In
dams landed on Wright for eighteen
safe ones, winning easily by a score
of Is to 6. Jackson was touched up
for eleven hits, enough. to win an
ordinary game The afternoon game
was a farce. Topeka batted both
Locke and Swift out of the box and
finally Gardner was sent in. In the
ninth inning Corhan was put in the
box.
The scores;
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Boston 8, Cleveland 1.

Boston, Sept. 23.-With Mitchell, a re-
cruit, pitching for the visitors, Boston
defeated Cleveland yesterday, to 1.
Score: RHE
Cleveland :. 100000 1901 s 2
Boston :. :. 10 o 3 o 0 o 0 *-3
Batteries - Mitchell and Easteriy;
Wood and >Donohue.
Three base Observation-Disclosures Ba.ieS
On balls-Of Wood 2, off Mitchell g.
Struck out-By Wood 4, by Mitchell 3
Umpires-Egan and Sheridan.
New York, Sept. 23.-Chica go New
York postponed; rain.
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BOTH TEAMS WON
Detroit Batted Out Easy Victory
Over the Nationals.
Heavy Hittin e of Crawford and
Cobb Responsible.
MULLIN PITCHED 1T.
Athletics Had No Difficulty in
Defeating Browns.
Six Extra Base Drives Off GIL
ligan Turned Trick.

Washington, Sept. 23.-The combina-
ton of puzzling pitching by Mullin and
extraordinary hitting by Crawford
Cobb and Moriarity proved too much
for Washington yesterday and Detroit
won, to 8. Mullin allowed but three
hits, scattered through as many in
nings, and with perfect fielding back of
him, he should have scored an eesy
shutout. Crawford made two triples
and a double and single, while Cobb hit
three singles and a double. Two of
Moriarity's three singles drove in runs.
Washington scared the champions in
the first by putting three runs over the
rubber without much effort. Moriarity
fumbled grounders by Conroy and
Milan and Unglaub sent them along
with a sacrifice. Gessler then slammed
scored. While Bush was throwing
Lelivelt out, Gessler crossed the rubber
In the fourth. Detroit solved Walkers
delivery for five singles, scoring two
runs. In the eighth, three singles aid
a triple scored three more runs. Tho
hitting continued in the ninth, a single
by D. Jones, a double by Cobb, a triple
by Crawford and Moriaritys single
netting three runs.
The locals retired in order in seven OF
the nine innings.
~core: RH.E.
Washington >. 100000 o0-S 8 81
Detroit :. :. 30 0 2 o o 0 8 3-S 16 q
Batteries-Walker and Street; MullIn
and Schmidt.
Two base hits-Crawford, T. Jones,
Cobb. Three base hits-Gessler, Craw-
ford 2. Bases on balls-Oh Mullin /.
Struck out-By Walker 5, by Mullin 8.
Umpires-Evans and Dineen.
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SCORE BY IN NINGS:
E siGS6 city ::::::::::G 9 %
Summary: Two base hits-An-
dreas, Hunter Davidson. Home runs
Green, Waldron. Sacrifice hits
StovaI, Wilson. Stolen bases-Wil-
son, 2; WEIGH Green. Smith, Towne.
Double plays-Andreas (unassisted),
Mise to Hogriever. Bases on balls
Off Wilson, 1; off McCafferty, 8.
Struck out-By Wilson, 8; by Nc
Cafferty, 2. Wild pitch-McCafferty
Passed ball-Nunemacher. Hit by
pitched ball-Hunter, Stovall, Cock
man. Time of game 80. Umpire
-Glenalvin. Attendance-1,0 900.
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round and proved troublesome. Both
games were we'll played and witnessed
by a capacity crowd. Vaughn's home
run was the feature.
First game-Score: R.H.E.
Louisville .......0 1 2 o 0 o 1 "a 8 o
st. Paul. .........0 O o o 0 2 o o. 2
Ratteries-Vaughn and PETIT; Steele
and Corisch and Spencer.
Second game-Score: R.H.E.
LOUISVILLE % L U v v L ~ L
ST. Paul. 90 2 0 1 o. 1
Batteries-Decanierre and Hughes;
Gehring and Corisch.
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Denver So. wichita 40.

Denver, Colo, Sept. 23.-Errors
by the Izzies dropped the first game
to Denver today, losing a pitchers
stead fought about even. In the sec
ond game the Grizzlies punched hits
off Shack1eford and these together
with an error by Westerzil turned the
tide of battle in favor of the Bears.
The SCORES.
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Coal Mine Is Burning.

Tazewell, Va, Sept ga fire has
been raging in the Clinch river coal
mine near Richlands for several days
1t is feared a large portion of the
mine will be destroyed.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
columbus As, minneapolis s-4

Columbus. O.. Sept. 23.-The Columbus
team took both games from Minneapo-
lis yesterday, the first by a score of
4-3 and the second by a score of ga.
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philadelphia 6, St. Louis 2.

Philadelphia, Sept. 23.-Philadelphia
had little difficulty in defeating S >.
Louis yesterday. Six of the home
teams nine hits off Gilligan were for
extra bases and nearly all of them
counted in the scoring. ST. Louis hit
Coombs' curves hard and he was taken
out of the game in the fifth. Krause,
who took Coombs' place. did not per-
NIT batsman to reach first base.
Score: R.H.E
Philadelphia 20 0oo12o"-6 4
ST. Louis .......O 1 o 1 90 o. 2
Batteries-Coombs, Krause and Liv-
ingstone; Gilligan and Smith.
Two base hits-Oldring, Baker, Liv-
ingstone. Three base hits-Murphy
Heitmuller. Home run = McInness
Struck out-By Coombs 6, by Krause 8,
by Gilligan l.. Bases on balIs-Off
Coombs l. off Gilligan 1. Umpires-PeY-
rine and O'Loughlin.
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schreck and Ross Draw,

Columbus, Sept. 23.-Mike Shreck
of Cincinnati and Tony Ross of New
castle. Penn. last night fought six
rounds to draw.
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WICHITA.
SCORE BY INNINGS;

SCORE By INNINGS+
DeGRer ....:::::::S . / IS
Summary: Stolen bases-Cassidy'
Jones. Lindsay, Hughes. White,
WesterziI. Two base hits-Maag,
Cassidy, Armstrong. Sacrifice hits
Middleton Passed balls-Haas, 2.
Sacrifice fies-Jones, Brennan, Stank-
ard. Struck out-By Olmstead. 5; by
Hassler. g. Bases on balls-OR Ohm
stead. 5; off Hassler, 5. Hit by
pitched balls-Westerzil. Left on
bases-Denver, 8; Wichita, ID. Time
of game hours. Attendance-SOO.
Umpire Derrick.
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louisville As. St. Paul "a.

Louisville, Sept. 23.-Louisville took
the lead yesterday in the American As
sociation pennant race by defeating St.
Paul in a double header, the second
one of the series. Vaughn held the Wis
itors safe in the first contest while
|Decanniere was effective in the second.
lGehring settled down after the opening
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Omaha 4-2, Dies NIoines is.

Des MONIES, Ia, Sept. 23-The
Omahogs won the first game here
yesterday by hitting Burnum in the
pinches. In the second game Lower
was wild forcing in two men, and
Niehoff's home run with two men on
bases added three others.
The scores:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Pittsburg 12, Boston

P1ttsburg II, Boston z.
Pittsburg, Sept. 23.-Pittsburg hit the
ball hard and often yesterday and de-
feated Boston IL to z.
Score: RHE.
Pittsburg ......2 1 00O* IL IS 2
Boston ........3 3 0 / 0 0 OF IL 0
Batteries-L;efield. Lever, Willis and
Gibson; Brown. Richie. Cooney and
Graham Two base hits-Byrne, Leach
2 Wagner, Miller Wilson, Becker
Shean, Graham. Home run-Wagner.
Bases on balls-Of Liefield 1, off Willis
2, off Brown 8, off Richie 2, off Cooney
Struck our-By Willis 1, by Brown
l. Umpires-Kane and Rigler.
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IinAoIn So. Sioux civ "a

Sioux City, Ia, Sept. 23.-Lincoln
hit Clarke and Chabek in the pinches
in the morning game while Wilson
was a puzzle in the second game. Nc
Cafferty was hit hard throughout the
second game. Yesterdays double
header closed the season in Sioux
City
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Jeck Henry's arm is improving anil
he expects to be able to get in some of
the games when the team returns
home. Kerns has been working pretty
hard recently.
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MANAGER JIMMY SULLIVAN.
Will Again Be at Helm of Lincoln
Team Next Season.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 23.-The own
ers of the Lincoln baseball team have
announced the selection of James Sui
livan to be manager of the Lincoln
baseball club in the Western league
next year. Sullivan. who has been
one of the catchers on the team for
three seasons, became acting manager
q month ago.
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him last winter Danny pulled of three
stem winders in Mondays double head
er, which set all the fans crazy. And
Danny came in with one timely hit.
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PUEBLO.

SCORE BY INNINGS:
Pueblo ....-......O 0 o o o IA
Summary. Stolen base - Boles
Three base hit-Kerns Two base
hits-Geier, Kahl, Kerns. Sacrifice
hit-Kerns. Struck out-By Locke,
1; Gardner, 1. Bases on balls
Locke, 1; Swift. 1; Gardner, 1; Kauf-
man, ?. Double play-Reilly to
Kahl. Wild pitch-Kaufman l. Hit
by pitcher-Locke, 1; Kaufman, 2.
Time of game-2:O5. Umpire-Clark
Attendance-1,5 500.
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Niehoff. Bases on -Biersdorfer,
l; Lower, 4. Passed ball-Cadman.
Struck out = BY Biersdorfer. s.;
Lower, 5. Stolen bases-Dalton, Col
ligan. Sacrifice hits-Mattick, Potts.
Left on baSes-DeS MoineS, 6;
Omaha A. Time-45 minutes. At
tendance 400. Umpires - Haskell
and Mullen,
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st. Louis, Sept 23-St Louis lost to
New York, to 8. in the first game yes
terday The second game was called
after three innings with the score to
O in favor of st. Louis.
Score: R.H.E
New York. 81 90 o o. 8 5
St. Louis. ....3 0 0 90 0 0-3 Il 2
Observation-Disclosures and Meyer;
Laudermilk, Beebe and Phelps. Two
base hit-konetchy- Bases on balls
Off Laudermilk 5. off Beebe 2, off
Mathewson 1. Struck out-By Lauder
milk 1, by Beebe 3, by Mathewson T.
Umpires-Brennan and O'Day.
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Lincoln News: The disability of
Shortstop Gagnier seems to have
dispirited the Links and unless they
are able to take a brace, they will win
up in the eighth hole. But the Links
have been a factor in the proceedings.
despite their low position in the race.
No denial of this statement will be
made by the Des Moines Boosters, who
We're practically put out of it in the
battle for the pennant by their three
straight defeats in Lincoln. What's
raore, the same dose would have been
handed to Ducky but for the breaking
Gagnier To tie a worlds record for
successive shutouts is the best proof
that the Links we're playing the great
est ball of the season in the Western.
One thing sure-we are on the map.
Art Griggs has a steady job on the
ST. Louis Browns now, that of first
base. Art has had variegated career
in the baseball world. From the old
Topeka high school, and later the
Washburn college team, Art went into
the professional game and made a sue
cess of it. He went out in the short
grass for awhile, and then went to
Texas. In Texas he made good right
from the start In high school and COLI
lege he was pitcher, and good one,
too. Then he went to catching, and
was not a bad actor there. His hitting
made him too valuable as a catcher,
he worked out at second base. He dis
played ability as an all around man,
and this with his hitting attracted the
attention Of McAleer. This season no
has been shifted all over the infieId
and outfield. He took the place of Nc
Aleese in the outer works for awhile,
and then subbed on the infield first at
one position and then another. Finally
Tom Jones. the regular first sacker,
went to Detroit in the trade for Ross
man. Rossman didn't get along vel!
with the MacAleer band and quit the
game. No one was left but the Topeka
lad and he is delivering the goods. Art
will hit about .275 for the season, while
his fielding will be away above par In
time he will be recognized as one of the
stellar performers Of the big show
Sioux City shows up at Des Mofnes
today. and there should be a struggle
for blood. If Sioux City should lose The
rest Of it's games, and Des Moines win
all Of hers Ducky's outfit would lose
the pennant.
Holmes doesn't seem to have lost by
getting Danny Green in Tom Camp
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George Clarke will probably finish the
season as umpire in Topeka. He is now
in Pueblo and the two teams come here
direct from there.
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Summary: Stolen bases-Curtis,
McChesney, 2; Jackson. Three base
hits-Kahl. Two base hits-Clark,
Jackson, McChesney, Williams, Cor
han, Kunkle, Landreth, Kerns. Sac
rifice hits-Landreth. Kahl, Locke.
Struck out-By jackson, s; by
Wright, 2. Bases on balls-Off Jack
son, s; Wright, 2. Double plays
Wright to Kahl to Abbott, Reilly to
Kahl to Abbott. Time of game
-Umpire-Clark. Attendance
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The Des Moines Tribune practically
comedies the pennant to Ducky Holmes.
Wish Wichita would be just as genei =
GUS about that fourth place.
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SCORE BY INNINGS:
Wichita .......O o o 0 o o 90
Denver northumberland 80
Summary: Stolen base-Stankard.
Two base hits-Cassidy, Hughes.
Three base hits-Westerzil, Mag.
Sacrifice hit-Brennan. Passed ball
-Jokerst. Sacrificed f1y-Belden.
Struck out-By Adams, 5; by
Shackleford, 1. Bases on balls-On
Shackleford, 4. Double plays
Hartman to Lindsay; Middleton to
Hughes, Hughes to Armstrong,
Hughes to White to Armstrong. Hit
by pitched ball-Shackleford. Left
on bases-Denver, 5; Wichita. 6.
Time of game-1:07. Attendance
800. Umpire-Derrick
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cincinnati 4. PhiIadeIpI,Ia 4.

Cincinnati, Sept. 23.-Cincinnati and
Philadelphia played IA innings to tie
yesterday, a great one-handed catch by
Magee saving Philadelphia from defeat
ir the final round. Cincinnati tied the
score in the ninth. Philadelphia again
took the lead in the 14th by scoring two,
which Cincinnati duplicated the game
then being called on account of dark
ness.
Score: RH.E
Gin. 100000 00110 PA II 3
PhiIa 20 Q 90 ? o o 0 900 "a D
Batteries-Fromme.G Casper ard Roth;
Moren, McQuillen and Doom. Two base
hits-Roth, MCGEE. Three base hits
Off Frommc 1. off Moren 4, off McQuil-
len 1. Struck out-By Fromme 4, by
Casper g, by Moren 5. Unlpires-Emslie
and KLEIN.
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See ]. THOMAS LUMBER co. fop
lumber and DEWEY PORTLAND CT
MENT. Warranted none bettaR.
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Toledo 60, Milwaukee 30.

Toledo, Sept 23.-Although Toledo got
only three hits in their first game with
Milwaukee yesterday afternoon. the To-
Gals won by a score of to 2. Errors
piled up by the visitors in the sixth
inning combined with Lands single
scored three runs. The second game
was called in the sixth inning on ac-
ing to 0.
First game-Score: RH.E.
Toledo ...........2 0o1Oso O"-6 i
Milwaukee ......0 L o o o % 6 z
Ratteries-west and Land; Showers,
Hammond and Ludwig.
Second game-Score: RI. E:
Toledo ................O 0 0 0 90 8 0
Milwaukee ............O 0 0 CO l
Batte-ies-Owen and Land; Hammond
and Ludwig.
Kansas City Az, Indianapolis 1-3.
Indianapolis, Sept. 23.-Indianapohs
srd Kansas City broke even in a dou
BILE header yesterday. Dorner was too
much for the locals in the first game
and kept heir hits well scattered. In
the second game which was stopped
by darkness Essick allowed but two hits,
sacrifice ard two errors. which gave the
locals three runs.
First same-Score: Ri E
Ir dianapolis 80 o 20 o.
Kansas C1ty.....e 0 0 Cd 3
Batteries-Cheney. Krepper and How
ley; Dorner and Wolf.
second game-score: RH.E
1ndiananoiis 30 oOo3o g.
Kansas City. o o. 81
Batteries-Graham and Lemon; Essick
end Frombes.
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New YORK 4. St. Louis 2,

At Chicago-Chicago-B Brooklyn doubl
header postponed; rain.
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*Batted for Burnum in ninth
OMAHA


Omaha .....-.-......0 2 o o 0 o o.
Summary: Runs earned - Des
Moines, 1; Omaha, l. Two base hit
Fox. Bases on balls-Burnum l :;
Kelley, 4. Hit by pitched ball
Kelley. Passed ball-Gonding.
Wild pitch-Burnum Struck out
BY Burnum, z; Kelley, 3. Stolen
bases-Niehoff, Pendry. Double plays
Kane to Gonding to Kane. Sac
rifice hits-Dwyer. King, Kelley Left
on bases-Des Moines, z; Omaha, 8.
Time-1:3 80. Attendance-400. UNI
pires-Mullen and Haskell.
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The Prudential State bank savings
accounts.
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Edmondson, Davidson, Jude, Nc
Grath. Sacrifice hit - Hogriever.
Stolen bases Andreas, Towne,
Thomas, Cockman. Double plays
Chabek to Smith to Hunter; Andreas
to Smith to Hunter. Bases on balls
Off Clarke, 2; off Chabek, 1; off Nc
Grath, 6. Struck out-By Clarke, l;
by Chabek, Z; by McGrath. 5. Hit by
pitched ball-MiSse. Time of game
2:05. Umpire-Glenalvin. Attend
ance-2, 500.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-23

Holmes doesn't seem to have lost by
getting Danny Green in Tom Camp
bells place. Danny Is putting up a
great fielding game and is hitting fair
ly well.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-23
American League.

SCORE BY INNINGS:
Sioux City...........0 o o o 2-3
Lincoln ...........3 o 2-S
The scores:
Summary: Two base hits-Smith,