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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-13

Wooley's error was on a hard chance
Eight two-sackers were hit during
the afternoon. This is about the record
for one game
Walter BoIes will do all right. Had
the day been a trif1e cooler. he coulu
have easily scored shutout. The run
scored off him in the first inning was
on a fuke hit followed by bunker :
error Wooley. Kahl and Anderson all
ran after a high one and then deliber-
ated too long over the honor of helolns
it.
In the seventh Fenlon started OH
with a single. KahI tried to bunt Dur
popped UP a little easy one for weaver
who caught Fenlon off first.
Old Hoss Armstrong is with the
Witches. Army showed more speed on
the bases yesterday than ever before
since Topeka has --nown him. He de-
veloped this in running out OF Junction
City.
Jack Holland was not with the team
yesterday, having taken side trip to
Newton He will be in this afternoon
Army is in charge of the team whe;-
Holland is absent.
F. z. McMuIlen. sporting editor of the
Wichita Beacon, is here with the 1zzles.
Jack Henry caught a great game yes
terday. Thrice the visitors tried u
steal but each effort was futile.
Abbott played a swell game yester-
day. Somehow or other that old boy Is
always PLAYING hard. Look at the box
score and see if he can hit a left
handler.
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Kunkel Catching Middleton OF
Double Play.

stopped just inside and hit the boards.
the st. Louisian going to second. Ge1er
biffed a pretty one just over the infield
to right field. The ball carried reverse
English and stopped just outside Petit
CREWS reach. Kerns scored. Kunkel
hit a long hard luck drive right to Mid
dleton. But Fenlon, who will delight
the Louisville fans. pereolated a hard
one to left field and Geier came home
with winning one. The final count
was to for the locals.
1t was a great game despite the
necessity of a ninth inning finish. Wal
ter Boles started and for six innings
pitched magnificent bali. During those
six rounds bnt one run was scored and
that on KunkePs wild heave to first
when Hughes scored from second. 1t
was an inexcusable error. In the
seventh Walter weakened. 1t was the
hot sun that did it. But Weaver got
away with a safe drive through the in
field. Brennan's infieId out advanced
him. Cole singled. and Fenlon's throw
to the plate averted temporarily the
disaster. Cole taking second on the
throw and Weaver being held on third.
Middleton uncorked a double just in
side the left field line and two runs am
bled homeward. Boles retired whilo
Wright took his place.
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National League.
American League.
ninth, but it looked like enough

ninth, but it looked like enough to
save the game.
The day was a very sultry and OPP
pressive one on the players, 1resh from
the Rockies. In the fourth inning zen
nell was overcome by the heat AFTER
hitting safe. He fell into Abbott's arms
and was carried to the shade Where ne
received medical attention. Boles was
affected in much the same way.
Fast fielding was marked feature OF
the contest despite the numerous er-
rors. The Topecks pulled three fast
features. In the sixth inning the Dases
were filed and not a one was out:
Westerzil laid one to Boles who caughI
Hughes at the plate who then relayeo
to first in time to catch Westerzll. the
next batter was an easy out. In tn7
seventh inning Middleton tried to reach
third on a long fly to Geier. Geler
made a perfect throw to kunkel ano
the latter did some spectacular tagging
Wooley pulled off sensation IN tne
ninth. After Brennan had doubled Cole
hit a hard one to Lige. which was
thrown to second in time 10 eaten NJ
tie Roxie off the bag.
Umpire Glenalvin appeared as o1ncla
arhiter and showed to much better al
vantage than on his previous Visit mere
He now has a full stock or equipment
and works behind the plate he seem
ed TO have improved one hundred pei
cent since his last appearance mere ne
isn't as arbitrary as he was Formerly
and seems inclined to give all square
deal.
toll
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
New York 5-s, Chicago 30.

Chicago, Aug. 13.-The double defeat
of Chicago at the hands of New York
and the breaking even of Pittsburg
gives the latter team a commanding
lead in the race for the National league
pennant. Only a few days ago Chicago
was but two and one-half games be-
hind Pittsburg but now it has dropped
back until it is five games in the rear.
New York is a considerable distance
behind Chicago despite it's double vic
tory of yesterday, the gap being SIX
games.
First game-Score: r. H. e.
Chicago . % o o o 0 0 o. 2
New York :. 30 0 o o 0 O-5 {
Batteries-Brown and Archer; Wiltze
and Myers, Schlei.
Summary: Bases on balls-On Brown
1 off WiItze l. Struck out-By Brown B,
by Wiltze z. Umpire-Klem and Kane.
Second game-Score: R.H.E.
Chicago :. :. 10 0 0 o o 90
New York :. 20 0 2 o o 0 o-3 0
Batteries-Pfeister,H igginbotham and
Archer. Moran; Mathewson and Mey
ers.
Summary: Two base hits-Meyers,
Mccormick, Chance. Struck out-Pfeis-
ter 2, Higginbotham /, Mathewson D.
Umpires-Klem and Kane.
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Rasty did some pretty good pitching,
but one run being scored off him dur
ing the remainder of the game. In the
eighth Pettigrew doubled but was
caught at third on Armstrong; hunt,
being chased up and down between the
line by Kunkel and Anderson. White
doubled down the left foul line and
Armstrong scored.
The famous Ad Brennan, of elope-
ment fame. who is one of the best
southpaws of the league. ofdciated for
Wichita. He didn't have his usual
repertoire of deceptives and was given
one of his hardest drubbings Of the sea-
son. In the second Kahl slashed one to
left, and Jack Henry laid down a well
placed bunt which he beat out. Alb
bott hit safe to centerf1eld scoring
Kahl. Henry was forced at third by
Anderson, Boles walked. filing the bags
and Abbott scored on Wooley's fly t.
center.
Kunke1 started the third inning with
a double, took third on Kahrs inf1el6
out and scored on Henry's single. Thi:
ended the Topeka scoring until the
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The Lincoln team has new caps and
hose They needed both of them on
the last visit here.
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Butch Kerns Started Batting
Rally In Ninth Inning.
Two Runs Were Scored and De-
feat Turned to Victory.
BOLESMADEHIS DEBUT
Pitched Good Ball for Six In
nings-Heat Affected Him.
Four Double Plays Proved
Feature of Contest.

The homecoming of the Topeka
sterling athletes was celebrated in su-
perb style at the Western League park
yesterday afternoon, when with de-
feat staring them full in the face a vic
tory was snatched out of the fire in the
ninth inning. Cooley had bunch that
Butch Kerns was equal to the occa-
sion. And he was. Wooley, who was
first UP was yanked and Kerns sent in.
The score was to in favor of the
Witches and this was the last chance.
Butch was given instructions to hit.
And he did. For awhile it loked like ii
might go over that left field fence. It
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Jack Forester is working hard
enough at Lincoln anyhow, If he isn't
winning any games. Since joining the
Trailers, Jack has played first, played
in the outfield and worked on third
base. When Jacks pitching days are
over he will probably get a job as
utility player.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Detroit 6. Washington 1.

Washintcn, Aug. 13.-Detroit defeated
Washington yesterday, to l. Kahoe
the fifth and with bases on balls, wild
throws and passed balls, the visitors
scored five runs. Blankenship, with a
broken finger. was pressed into the
game and the scoring stopped.
Score: RHE
Washington 30 10000 0oo-1 6 4
Detroit ..........0 0 1 0 5 o 0 o 0-6 1
Batteries-Johnson Kahoe and Blank
ership; Mullin and Schmidt. Two base
hitS-Mulhn 2, Milan. Bases on balls
Off johnson 1. Struck out-By John
son 5, by johnson 4. Umpires-Egan
and KERN.
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Notes of the Came.

The locals arrived in Topeka late.
The players dressed in the grew uni
forms on the train and were met at
the Fifteenth street crossing where the
train was stopped for their benefi..
Consequently the players looked much
different. The white ones will be used
today.
Estel BARLEY, a former Topeka
catcher. was a spectator at the game
and is visiting in Topeka for a few
days.
KunkePs error in the first inning was
due to the "lobbing'' habit. He had the
ball in plenty of time, but didn't throw
until late and then merely gave the
ball toss instead of throwing 1T. An
derson's error was muff of a high fly
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Denver 6. Pueblo 5.

Denver. Colo, Aug. 13--Galgano
weakened in the final two innings OF
yesterdays game after having pitched
great ball for seven innings. But
three scratch hits were secured Off
him until the eighth. The winning
run was scored in the ninth inning.
BeIden opened with a single and Cas-
sidy duplicated. Jones trip1ed, scor-
ing both men, and he himself brought
in the winning run on Bohannon's
single. Bohannon's batting was a
feature of the game. WATSON
weakened in the seventh after haV-
ing allowed but two hits until that
time, and was replaced by Adams.
The score:
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= = = PuRIFIES
- 49, BAD BLOOD

Bad blood responsible for most Of ailments and when from
follow Muddy salow cnpns pinple
blood making it fresh and healthy
Bois all
the blood medical
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
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SCORE BY INNINGS:

SCORE BY INNINGS:
Omaha ........2 2 o 0 2 o 0 o o-6
Summary: Two base hits-Ed-
mondson, 1; Andreas, King. 2; Cad
man, 2; Fisher Three base hit
Campbell Sacrifice hits-Towne,
Fox, Kelley, DR.. WEIGH. Stolen bases
Fisher, Hunter Double plays
Andreas to Hunter. Fox to King to
Kane, King to Fox to Kane. Hits
Off Alderman in one and two-thirds
innings, off Chabek in seven and
one-third innings. Bases on balls
OFF Chabek, /; off Kelley, 6. Struck
out-By Chabek, 3; by Kelley, 4.
Passed ball-Cadman. Time of
game-2:3O. Umpires- Clark and
Derrick. Attendance-2.00 900.
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Dcs Moines 10, Lincoln A.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 13.-Five hits
and one error in the third inning
yesterday won for Des Moines. Maggie
was touched up for fourteen safe hits
seven of them going for two bases.
Riersdorfer started the game for Des
Moines but after walking three men
in the third gave way to LANCE.
Lange pitched a good game holding
the locals safe all the way.
The score:
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Brooklyn 6. St. Louis 6.

St. Louis, Aug. 13-St. Louis and
Brooklyn played IL innings to tie yes
terday. Mcintyre relieved Rucker III
the seventh and save in this round was
invincible.
Score. RHE
Brookiyn ..o5ooOo10oooo-s Il >
ST. Louis ....2o02 200ooO-6 6
(Called account of darkress.)
Ratteries-Sallee and Phelps, Bliss;
Rucker. Mcintyre and Bergen. Mar
shall.
Summary: Two base hits-Phelps.
Clement Lennox. Three base hit-Dele-
hanty, Charles. Home runs-konetchy:
BASES on balls-On Mcintyre 4, off
Rucker 8, off Sallee 1. Struck out-By
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Galgano. 7. Double plays-Stankard
to Hartman to Bohannon: Hart to
Bohannon- Hit by pitched ball.
Adams, L. Left on bases-Denver. 8;
Pueblo, z. Pitched-By WATSON.
innings, hits. Time of game
2:05. Attendanee-600. Umpire
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Abilene 3. Manhattan 6.

full in the ninth yesterday, Wilson OF
the locals hit the ball and tied the
score. In the eleventh an error, a base
on balls and a single netted Abilene
the visitors also annexed home run.
Score: RI He.
Manhattan $4,000 oo14O o-6 10 Z
Abilene 100 1 o o o 1 rs IL
Batteries-Bryant Murphy and Cas-
sci and Parker; Mallon. Williams and
Ehrgott.'
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Sioux City Z, Omaha 6.

Sioux City, Ia, Aug. 13.-Sen-
sationaI rallies in the seventh and
eighth innings won the game for the
Sioux yesterday. Kelley started out
pitching great ball but weakened.
Alderman was scored on four times
before he was relieved by Chabek-
Chabek improved as the game went
along and also contributed some
timely hits.
The score:
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Pittsburg 1874, Philadelphia s-5.

Pittsburg, Aug. 13.-Pittsburg and
Philadelphia divided a double header
here yesterday, the locals hitting Mo-
rem hard in the first contest and win
ming 13 to and losing the second game
in ten innings, to 4. Heavy hitting by
Pittsburg characterized the first game
Wagner celebrated his return to the
game by scoring three runs with his
two base hit in the third inning of the
first contest.
First game-Score: R.HE.
Pittsburg - 20 0 4 1 2 o *-13 II 0
Philadelphia E. o o o 2 o o O-3 6 L
Batteries-Willis and Gibson, Simon;
Moren and Doom, Martell.
Two base hits-Wagner, Abstein 2,
Leach, Moren, Bates. Three base hit
Willis. Bases on balls-Off Moren 8. off
Willis 2. Struck out-By Moren 2, by
Willis 3. Umpire-Rigler.
Second game-Score: RH.E
Pittsburg :. Il 1 1 o o. IL 8
Philadelphia q o 0 0 o 0 2 0 0 Is 10 2
Observation-Disclosures and Gibson; Cor
ridOn and Doom.
Summary: Two base hits-Barbeau 2.
Wilson. Knabe 2. Three base hits-Mil-
Ter, Titus. Bases on balls-On Corridor
2, off Maddox 1. Struck out-By Corri-
don 3, by Maddox 4. Umpire-Rigler.
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Rourke now explains why he held
on to Buck Franck as long as he ola.
Franck was ready to jump to the out
laws as soon as he could get away
from Omaha. and Rourke wouldnt
let him go until the outlaw circun
was on its last pins.
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Where They Play Tomorrow.

Where They Play TomorrnW.
CENTRAL KANSAS LEAGUE.
Great Bend at Hutchinson.
Mcpherson at Larncd.
Lyons a. wellington.
Arkansas City at Newton.
KANSAS STATE LEAGUE.
Beloit at Ellsworth.
Abilene at Manhattan.
Junction City at Clay Center.
Sahna at Minneapolis.
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KANSAS STATE LEAGUE GAMES.


Newton, Aug. 13.-The Hutchinson
Newton game was played at Halstead
yesterday on account of the old set
tiers picnic held there. Hutchinson won
on timely hitting and errors by Newton
Score: R.A.E.
Hutchinson ...1 o 0 0 8 o 1-6 8 2
Newton ..-......0 Is
Ratteries-Smith and Miller; Wal
tiers and McClintock.
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|Wsssst4sgEgg|ea3ue'

WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW.
Wichita at Topeka
Pueblo at Denver
DeS MONIES at Lincoln.
Omaha at Sioux City.
Berger, a member of the San Fran
cisco team of the Pacific League has
been signed by President Burke of Den
Yer. He has been ordered to report to
Denver as soon as possible and he is
expected in by Monday. He comes with
quite a reputation. and Denver is sadly
in need of a good pitcher. A good
catcher would do the Denver team a
whole lot of good too.
Old Jay Andrews is just about all
that q hero could be in Oklahoma City.
He has his proteges safely tucked away
in second place in tine Texas league
race. The Nets now have a percent
age of .564, while the Houston team
which is leading the league is only $50
Jay is confident of winning the pennant
and the chances look pretty good right
now. Cy Young, who has beer out OF
form through accident and sickness al
season is now pitching the best ball OF
his career.
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Minneapolis 8, salina 2.

Minneapolis, August 13.-Minneapol1s
Played all around Salina yesterday. Us,
horne was right, struck out IL and
kept the hits scattered. Fury was
bumped hard.
score. RH.E
saIina .o1o1o0o %
Minneapolis 40 - L
observation-disclosures and Harris; Fury
and Abbott.
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Cincinnati, Aug. 13.-Cincinnati yes
terday won both games from Boston,
the first going ten innings. In the sec
ond game a great one-handed catch by
Paskert was the feature.
First Game-Score: R.H-E.
Cincinnati -. 0 o o 0 o o 1 o 0 IL =:
Boston :. 80 o o 0 1 0 o 0 o. 9 1
Batteries - Casper and Mclean;
White and Shaw.
Summary: Two base hits-Egan,
Becker. Three base hit-Beck. Bases
on balls-Gasper 3, White 6. Struck out
Casper l. White 4. Umpires-O'Day
and EmSlie.
Second game-Score: R.H.E.
Cincinnati :. 3 0 o 800 2 o IS 1
Boston :. :. 80 2 o o o % 8 4
Batteries-Rowan and Mclean; Roth,
Ferguson and Shaw, Rairdon.
Summary: Two base hits-HoblitzeIl,
Bescher, Sweeney. Diehl. Bases on balls
Off Rowan 1, off Ferguson 5. Struck
out-By Rowan e. by Ferguson 4. Um-
pires-O'Day and Emslie.
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Ellsworth. Aug 13.-Ellsworth took the
first of the series with Beloit here yes
to-day afternoon. Fulwider struck out
eleven men.
score. RH.E.
Ellsworth ......20oO 90 % 2
Reloit .....O 0 0 o o 90 0 IL
Batteries-F'ulwider and Seigle; Cul-
yer and Mead.
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Pa Rourke is talking about buying
some new lots in Omaha and putting
in another baseball park. Pa al
ready has the best in the Western
league and one of the best minor
league parks in the country He IS
talking about putting up steel grand
stands in his new one.
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Arkansas City S. Great Bend 1.

Arkansas City, Aug. 13.-In the final
game of the season on the local diamond
yesterday, the Grays won from the
Great Bend team by the score of to 1.
The Grays played an errorless game
behind Ian caster.
Score. RHE
Great Bend. 90 Ooo1Oo-1 /
Arkansas City Il o o o 3 0 80 IL o
Batteries-Lancaster and Walker;
Ratten and JolxerSt.
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DIES MONIES.

Gagnier, Thomas, Dalton. Mattick.
Dwyer, Niehoff, Williams. 2; Lange.
Left on bases-Lincoln. II: Des
Moines. s. Stolen bases-Niehoff.
Sacrifice hits-Hogriever. Colligan,
Dwyer, McManus. Struck out
Maggie, 2; LANCE, 5. Bases on balls
| Maggie, 2; Biersdorfer, 4; Lange. 3;
| Time-2.1O. Umpires-Hasken and
| Sullivan.
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Mcpherson failed to bag ends of a
double header Wednesday and the fans
of that town are becoming resigned to
the fate of their team, which led the
league the greater part of the season.
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Mcpherson, Aug. 13.-McPherson de-
feated Larned yesterday afternoon in
a loose game by the score of to 8.
Score: R.H.E
Mcpherson ......O 90 0 o o o o. 6 2
Batteries-Scarry and Freeze; Claw
son. Ro1tt and Cloperty. Umpire-Spen-
Ger.
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CENTRAL KANSAS LEAGUE.


Clay Center, Aug. 13.-Juncticn City
defeated Clay Center yesterday by
at a picnic, Is miles in the country,
and details could not be secured.
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Harry White, who played a great first
base for Denver last season is visiting
his old teammates. Tle has with him
a couple OF Chicago semi-pros who may
get chance to try out at that city.
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Wellington 1. Lyons 0.

Lyons, Aug. 13.-The Lions lost the
last game of the series to Wellington
yesterday, 1 to 0. 1t was a finely play
ed kane. Hassler pitched for the Lions.
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Summary: Stolen base-kahl. sac
rifice fy-Wooley. Two base hits-Kun-
KEEL Abbott, Kerns, Hughes, Middleton,
Pettigrew, Brennan. White. Bases on
bails-Of 'Boles 2. off Brennan l. Struck
out-By Boles 8, by Wright 2, by Bren-
nan 1. Hits-Off Boles in 1-3 innings.
Left on bases-Topeka 10, Wichita Z.
Double plays-Boles to Henry to Alb
bolt; Geier to Kunkel; Wooley to An
derson; Weaver to Armstrong. Time
of game-2:O5. Attendance-SVO. I'm
pire-Glenalvin.
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Maple lost a hard game for Great
Bend Wednesday, when Arkansas City
defeated the Millers al Arkansas City
by a score of TO l.
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There is still talk of the veteran jim
Mcclure buying the Oklahoma City
club. He has gone so far as to get ar
option.
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Cincinnati 2.s, Boston 1-2.

Sallee 1, by Rucker 1, by Mcintyre 2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City 6, Columbus ?.

Kansas city, Aug. 15.-ElgnI walks u
puncture of Shannon's Stats with a
pitched ball and seven hits, most of
which were timely, gave the Blues the
first game of the series with Columbus
yesterday, score to 2.
Score: R.H.E
Columbus =. ....1Oo10 oOO-2 Z Q
Batteries = Dorner and Sullivan;
Linke, Upp and James.
Indianapolis 2. ST. Paul o.
st. Paul. Aug. 1S.-Carr's home run
and Burke's two Dagger in the second
scored the only two runs in the best
game of the local season yesterday and
indianapolis won, to 0. Glaze and
Steele engaged in a pitchers battle, tn
former allowing but four scattered hits
to Steele's five.
Score: RH.E
st. Paul =. $4,000 ooOO-O 4
Indianapolis -. 0 2 90 0 o o o o. 5
Enthusiastically. Leroy and Spencer;
Glaze and Hawley.
Minneapolis 4, Louisville o.
Minneapolis, Aug. 1s.-Altrock's field
ing saved the game for the home teaIl
yesterday when he made a circus catcc
of a liner and on another hit threw Out
a runner at the plate for the final out.
Score: R.H.E
Minneapolis -. o 0o0 90 81 5
Louisville :. 30 90 o o o 90
Batteries-Young and Block; Hoge
and Peitz and Hughes.
Milwaukee 1, Toledo o.
Milwaukee, Aug. 13.-Stoney Nc
Glynn, the Milwaukee pitcher, scored
his tenth shutout of the season here
yesterday. whitewashing Toledo 1 to O
West, for Toledo, pitched fine ball. tbs
home club scoring the only run in the
fourth.
Score: R.H.E
Milwaukee :. 30 o 0 IL
Toledo :. -, 20 o o o o o O o 90 4
Batteries-McGlynn and Smith; West
and Abbott.
Western Association.
Guthrie 1, Pittsburg 0.
Musgokee 6, Springfield 3.
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DENVER

SCORE BY INNINGS:
Pueblo ,,.....0 o o o 0 Is
Denver ...........1 0 0 o 0 3-6
Summary: Stolen bases-Clark,
Jones, Standard. Two base hits
Spencer, Hartman. Three base hits
Locke, Jones. Sacrifice hits-Bo-
harmon, Clark, Weigart. Struck out
BY WATSON, 2; by Galgano. 5.
Bases on balls--OR Wassons o. on
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Fred Clarke must be sincere in ms
determination to make an outfielder
out of Blaine Durbin. The youngster
is playing regularly with the Scranton
team in the New York state league
holding down the right field berth.
His fielding is good and he is hitting
the ball.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-13

Laganaucr of the Mcpherson team
icn't pitching as nifty game as ne
I'D a few weeks ago when the team was
topping the race. He is good pitcher
however, and won't need to stay in the
Kansas State organization another sea-
son There is plenty of room higher
arsa for such as he.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-13
Chicago ?. New York 0.

Chicago are again tied for fifth place,
for yesterday the visitors, with Scott
pitching, shut out the locals, to o.
Score: r. IL.
Chicago ....10o 1902 II 1
New Yorls.......0 o 0 o o 0 o 90 4 o
Batter1es-Scott and Owens; Quinn
end Klcirow. Two base hits-Isbell.
Three base hits-Tannehill. Struck out
BY Scott 8, by Quinn L. Bases on
balls-Of Scott 2, off Quinn 2. Umpire
Connolly