The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-24
WASN'T 1T AWFUL
Topeka Beaten by Lincoln IA
to 5.
Three Pitchers Used to Stop the
Antelopes.
EVERYBODY HIT BALL
FOlbre for Topeka Put 1t Over
Fence.
Contest Is One of the Weird
Kind.
EVERYBODY HIT BALL

Lincoln, Neb., May 24.-Jimmy Sui
livan's Antelopes retaliated for their
defeat of Sunday in great shape here
yesterday drubbing the Cooleysox by
the decisive score of IA to 5. Three
Topeka pitchers, Jackson, Folbre and
Harris, took try at corralling the To-
Gals, but with the exception of the lat
ter all were unable to keep them from
making an appalling number of cir
cults. Jackson permitted three of the
horned tribe to cross the terminal in
the first. Folbre started out his in
nings by permitting one score in the
third, and in the fourth he permitted
five Prohibs to canter around. In the
bloody sixth Harris went in, and al
lowed four tallies, but after that the
scoring ended.
The Topeka aggregation got things
started three times, and before the To-
Gals got their life preservers adjusted
they had lined out two in the third.
as many in the fifth, and another in
the sixth. Folbre, in the third, con-
round trip after Kunkel had led off
the inning with a two sacker, and in
the fifth he made two bags before the
Antelopes located the elusive sphere.
Reilly got double in the third; Kahl
got a single in the fourth and a double
two Dagger with single in the sixth
and another in the eighth, and Thoma-
son lined out one in the sixth that
took him as far as first station.
Thomson opened up the ladies' day
celebration in the first by striking out,
and Woo1ey duplicated. Reilly was out
on an infield fly that the pitcher got to
first before the aforesaid Reilly ar
rived.
Chippewa Jude led off for the affirm
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Maggie Gagnier got the hickory in the
way of the horsehide, and made first.
Cobb did likewise. letting Jude do the
prodiga1 stunt. Cockman got to the
first corner on an error, and Maggie
came in under the wire. Waldron got
out on a fly to Landreth. Wiedensaul
hit into Jackson's combination and
made one lap, and Cockman finished
the circuit. Waldron tried to pilfer
home, but Boles was on the job. Man
ager Jimmy furnished the third out
when he got one too near Kunkel,
which that gentleman forwarded TO
Landreth. Mortalities, 4.
Pennell, in the second scene of act
one, went out on a fly to first. Lam
dreth made the first quarter on an err
ror of Gagnier. Bo1es went out on a
fly to the same Gagnier, and Kahl hit
nothing but the atmosphere.
Jones|he who pays the freight
went out when the Antelopes took
their turn. Reilly to Landreth. Jude
took the second of his three constitu
tionals toward first, but was put out
on a fielder's choice, Gagnier getting
to first. Maggie was later put out on
an attempted steal to second, and the
trouble stopped.
Scene three. Kunke1 is discovered
making a two-bagger when the cur
tain rises. Jackson follows with a
homer, and the ladies begin to take
notice. Thomson and Wooley both
go out, pitcher to first, and Reilly con-
meets for two sacks. Pennell goes out,
second to first. Curtain.
Cobb-Ty's brother-stsrted off with
a double. Cockman retired, Kunke1 to
Landreth. Wa1dron went out on an
infield hit, scoring Cobb. Thomas was
hit by pitched ball, but was put out
on an attempted steal to second.
In the first scene of the second act
Landreth struck out. Boles went out
on a fly to second, and Kah1 got hit.
Kunkel went out, however, pitcher to
first.
In the fourth the Antelopes went
around once and then one to spare.