The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-01
AND THE LAST,TOO
Topeka Defeated by st. Joseph
in Final Game.
JObbers Make Six Straight Hits
in Fifth.
KAUFMAN IN BOX.
Tall Boy ExplOdes at Critical
Time.
COOIeysOx Hits Are Few and Far
Between.
KAUFMAN IN BOX,

st. Joseph. June before a big Ia
c.es' dav crowd, the Drummers cleaned
up on the last of the series, winning
out by a total of to 4. Winnebago
johnson held down the hurting hill for
the locals and for the first five innings
he held the Sox scoreless.
Kaufman got away we'll enough for
four frames, only one run Being made
Up to the fifth. In that inning the
Drummers got to him for six straight
singles, which, coupled with a costly
error by Kunkle, allowed five tallieS to
sift over the pan. In the seventh the
Sox coined three units and in the
ninth. aided by two errors. the last
count of the game was made. Holland s
bunch had pushed one over in the sixth,
making the grand total seven to four.
First inning - Topeka: Thomson
grounded out. Johnson to Clark. Wool
ey and Reilly were out in order, Cor
han to Clark. st. Joseph: Powell fam
ed and Bauer grounded out, Kahl to
Landreth. McChesney doubled to LETT
but Jones was easy for Reilly.
Second inning-Topeka: LaNdreth
few to Powell. Pennell lived when Cor
ran booted his grounder TO short. Boles
grounded out, Mcneil to Clark. Pen
nell going TO second. KunlSle retired the
side Jones to Clark. st. Joseph: Clark
Popped TO Landreth. Corhan struck out
and Mcneil walked but was forced at
second by Wolfe, Reilly to Kainl.
Third inring-Topeka: Kahl ground
ed out Jones 10 Clark. Kunkle was hit
by a pitched bail but Thomson fore
ed him to second, johnson to Corhan.
Wooley retired the side, Johnson to
Clark. No runs, no hits, no errors.
st. Joseph: Johnson singled to left,
Powell struck out and Bauer tripled
to left center, scoring Johnson, but was
caught al the plate. Bole5 to Kaufman,
while trying to stretch the triple into
q home run. McChesney popped to
Landreth.
Fourth inning-Topeka: Reilly flew to
Bauer, Landreth skied 70 McChesney,
Fennell forced out. St. Joseph: Jones
was safe on an error by Landreth,
Clark sacrificed and Jones took third
while Corhan was being retired at first.
Mcneil went out, Kaufman to Land
reth.
Fifth inning-Topeka: Boles went
out, Corhan to Clark. kunkle struck
cut. Kahl grounded out MCNEIL to
Clark. st. Joseph Wolfe singled and
Johnson singled, sending Wolfe to third.
Powell singled. scoring Wolfe and send
ing Johnson to third. Bauer singled
scoring Johnson and Powell. McChes-
ney singled, sending Bauer to second.
Jones singled, filing the bases. Clark
was safe on an error by kunkle who
failed to hold his grourder to third.
Eauer and McCEesrey scoring. COrhar
grounded to Kunkle forcing Clark at
second and Kahl completed a double
Tlay to Landreth, catching Corhan Off
first MCNEIL popped to kunkle for the
last out. Five runs.
Sixth inninG-Topeka:- Kaufman
singled, Ttomascn forced Kaufman at
second, Wooley forced Thomson at
second. Reilly lived on an error by
Mcneil. Landreth was retired, Corhan
to Clark. St. Joseph: Wolfe was safe
OF an error by Kunkle, Johnson sacri-
feed and Powell sacrificed, scoring
Wolfe. Bauer flew to right field. One
run, no hits.
gied. Boles lived on an error by Nc
Neill. kunkle was retired, Corhan to
Clark. Kahl singled. scoring Pennell
Kaufman grounded out, Jones to
Clark, scoring Boles. Thomason sim
gled, scoring Kahl. Wooley retired the
eide to Clark, unassisted. Three runs
three hits. one error. st. Joseph: Nc
Chesney grounded out, Kunkle to Land
reth. Jones walked but was caught
trying to steal second. Clark walked
but Co1han flew to Pennell
Eighth inning-Topeka: Reilly flew
t. Bauer. Lardreth struck out. Pen
nell singled. Boles fouled out to Wolfe
st. Joseph: Mcneil grounded out
Kaufman to Landretk. Wolfe walked
Johnson forced Wolfe at second and
was doubled at first.
Ninth inning-Topeka: Kunkle
grounded cut. Kahl lived on an errcl
and stole second. Kerns batting fol
Kaufman flew to McChesney, Powell
dropped Thomason's fly to left, allow.