The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-23
EASY FOR TOPEKA
Lincoln Falls Before the
Doughty COOleysOx.
Managed to Register Only a
Lone Tally.
HITS COME TOGETHER
HITS COME TOGETHER
Town Boys Have No Trouble to
Score When Necessary.
Counted Six and Let 1t Go al
That.

Lincoln, Neb., May 23.-Topeka walk
ed away with Lincoln Antelopes here
Sunday afternoon when they pulled out
six in the first four innings to lonely
score for Lincoln in the ninth. Wright
struck out but one man, and allowed
the Antelopes four hits, but the field
ing for Topeka was of the giltedged
variety, and Sullivan's men were I'M
able to make all four stations without
a nnishap.
Thomson, the first man up for To
pelSa famed. Wooley, who followed,
knocked one to Cockman on third. 1t
was then that things began to happen
Reilly got a clean two Dagger to center.
and Pennen, the next man up, got his
base on balls. Landreth did likewise,
and when Antelope Clark, behind the
bat, let one past, Reilly scored. Bolcs
struck out leaving Pennell and Lam
dreth stranded
Waldron, who opened things for the
Antelopes, got a single, and Gognler
sacrificed him to second. Paul Cobb
sent one into the nit of Thomson, and
Jude did likewise with Wooley.
Kahl opened the second for Topeka.
He was allowed to take promenade,
however, and was advanced to second
when Kunkel went out. pitcher to
second. who ran over and received
it at the first station. Wright struck
out but Thomson got to first on an
error by Gagnier at short, and stole
second. Wooley went out, second to
first.
Cocknan walked, but he went out,
BOles to Kahl, when he tried to pilfer
the second sack. Jack Thomas went
out by getting one too near Wooley
and Weidensaul took practically tha
same route, giving Pennen like field
ing practice.
In the third three more Topeka men
got around. Reilly started things in
bad manner by knocking a fly to VALID
ron in the center garden. Pennel was
hit by a pitched ball, Landreth, Boles
and KahI each got a single. Penneil
slipping in over the plate when the
catcher d0zed off and let one by, and
Landreth scoring also in the melee that
ensued. Kunkel made the first rest
station when Gagnier, on short, let his
fly get by, and Boles crossed the rub
Der on the same mishap. Wright
struck out. and Thomas sent one to
COckman on third, ending the Ante
lopes' trouble.
Clark, the first Antelope to face
Wright in the third, got single.
Ceist who assembled the mound during
the troublous times of the third,
knocked one ont to Wooley in the cer-
trail meadow and he returned it to
Kahl on second in time to anticipate
Clark Kahl Transcend it to first, and
Geist went back to the bench. Waldron
strolled over. to the first. bag, and ex-
pired on second wherrsGagnier fiickered
out. KahI to Landreth.
Wooley opened the fourth act with
promenade to the first station. Reilly
singled, and Pencil struck out. When
Landreth bingled it out for one lap
Wooley galloped in. Boles got to first
on a fielder's choice, Jack Thomas get
ting his fly over to Gagnier, on second,
in time to stop Landreth.A Kahl sent
one into Jude's ever-hungry nit In left
however, retiring the side with two
runs to the good.
in the fourth. Ty Cobh's brother went
out, Kunkel to Landretb; Jude sent
one near first. which Lanofeth field
ed and got to the sack before the run
ner; Cockman knocked a fly to Kahl,
and the Antelepes went back to the
pasture.
Topeka was soon retired in the fifth
round Kunkel went out on fly to
second; Wright knocked little pop
up to the pitcher, which he got to
first IN time. and Thomson tippled
one to second, which also was good at
first when it arrived.
Jack Thomas. for the Antelopes.
went out. Kunkel to Landreth; Weld
ensaul walked; Clark sent one too near
first, which Landreth fielded himself,
and Geist was caught out on foul by
the catcher.
Wooley. in the sixth walked; but
to short, Weidensaul. the Antelope
second sacker, passing it. to first in
time to stop Reilly. Pennell went out
on fly to first
Waldron opened the second half of
the sixth in manner exactly like that
of Wooleys, and the same thing, q
double play followed; Gsgnier tipped
it over near Wright, and the curve
artist used it to retire Waldron at sec
ond, KahI transferring it to first be-
fore Gagnier arrived: Paul Cobb went
out, Reilly to Landreth, and the score
boy put up another goose egg.
Landreth and Boles. the first two
men up in the seventh retired on
three strikes. and Kahl went out, sec
ond to first.
Jude was hit by pitched ball, but
was put out at second when Coekman
sent one over to Reilly at short; Kahl
forwarded it to Landreth, retiring
Cockman. Jack Thomas went out on
a fly to Kunkle
Kunkle and Wright famed in the
beginning OF the eighth, and Thorn
ason went out on a fly to Jude in the
left meadow.
Weidensaul promenaded, but when