Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-13

COOLEY'S MEN TAKE THIRD
Rap Miller Hard in Seventh and Dis
lance Rourkes.
also FANCED Mr.. PATTON
Topeka Fattens Averages on Two Of
Omaha's Pitchers and BeIated
Battins Rally by Locals
AVaIIeth Not.

Topeka won the third game Of the series
BY score Of TO &. Four five innings 4
looked as il the godrkes might have
chance to make il :hroe straight from ths
Cooleites, but in the sixth the sis'tors be-
gan to get onto Meter and rlppei him
Tor two doubles that ucttcd two ccores.
Again in the seventh Tokcpa started to
smuggling the ball hard and when the lin7i
count was made For tina. session ll.te
scores had been talll,1. This WIS snffi-
cient to put them far 10 the good. Be
fore these slugging rallies the score stood
to 3 in Topekas favor
In the second inning each side made
two tailies from two hits, while omaha
came up in ihe third with anothe~ which
was CLEANED from base on balls, a steal
to second, an out ana sacrifice fly. From
that time on JacNj)n kept tho Rourkes'
hits scattered ard there was nothing do
ing until the ninthe when three runs we've
made on a batting rally
Topeka started the scoring when Lam
dreth went to first on FoXs error He was
advanced to second on Kunlle's out at
first Kerns raped a single into left that
put Landreth on third Kahl came through
with a three Dagger. which scored Lam
dreth and Kesrns. IN the sixth, Kahl again
came TO the fore after Kunkle had famed
and lined out a double. Johnson struck
out. Wooiey hit two-bagger, which
scored Kahl. Shottons poor throw to Sec
ond let wooley go to the home station.
slam Ball Hard in seventh.
In the seventh Topeka held a regular bat
fest. Tmomason lead off with a double to
right. Pennen flew out to Schipke. Dan
a
base. Kunkle hit a long one to deep cen
ter which hit the fence and scored Thoma-
son and Landreth, and the batter galoped
to the plate before the ball could be
fielded. Again, in the ninth, the visitors
hit Meter hard. Thomson started with
a single, but was caught in an attempt TO
steal second Pennell followed with a
double to center. Landreth got a single
Thomason scored on Kunkle's long fly to
Shotten, although Omaha's left-flelder made
a perfect throw to the plate. kerns hit
a nice little single over third and Lsndreth
crossed the pan,
WEIGH hit three Dagger in the second
and scored on Schipkes out at first. After
two were out Patton, got a hit between
first and second and went to second on ar
error Of Jackson's Reilly made an error
NHdN put ration bn lulIu anu DSlOle lht
crowd had recovered from the shock oil
the visiting shortstops boot, he made
another and Patton jumped across the
plate
An attempt was made by Omaha in The
ninth to recapture the game. Fox hit q
safe one, King flew out to short. FoI
went out at second when Holenbeck hi
an easy one to second Corridor lineC
cut a two Dagger. WEIGH walked anC
schipke was hit Graham went in to ba
for Gonding and slipped at hit over SECOND
that tailed WEIGH, Corridor and Schipke
Cadman was sent in in Meters place t
continue the rally but was only able t.
knock a slow one in front of the plat,
and was thrown out al first by kerns.
Meter Relieves Patton.
Patton started the game for Omaha bu
was taken out In the second after HI
showed he was not liable to win. Meltei
was called to do slab duty and went along
nicely for three innings, but the Cooleylte
soon got onto his delivery and hit hin
hard.
Friday will be the last day the TopekS
team will play here on this trip and 1t Il
expected a large number of women vii
he nresent as II is the first ladies' da,