The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-28

| ticlSled a mule. gently. with short
| straw, just below its right knee and
| know it now that the mule merely
| turned its head and look pityingly at
| the poor fool Then the mule walked
/ away The man lived.
That is the way 1t happened There
| was no reason for it to happen SO. No
| excuse for 1t. That Topeka romped
away with the big end of a II to 10
| score is as difficult to explain as the
fact that man tickied the mule and
| still lived.
| We cinchee a couple in the second
| when kunkle three timed the hall and
| scored a minute later while St. Pau!
| called the umpire's attention to Bull
| it into a two sacker while the CONVEX
| satfon still continued. He stole third
1nd was safe when Donald threw the
ball away trying to catch him at third.
Kaufman grounded out at first and that
was all
Pierce. for the enemy hit one over
third. Donald was safe when Kahl
dropped fielded bunt. Breen was safe
when Kunkle threw his Grounder a mile
high over Abbott's head and Pierce
registered. Kohl hit and Donald hung
Up one. Howard was safe or fielder's
choice but wrenched his ankle sliding
into second and Aubrey ran for him.
Murray unlaced a three sacker and ev-
eryone came home Steiger walked.
Aubrey hit and Murray scored Wrigley
was safe On Bulloclz's error. Pierce hit
again and Autrev and Steiger. Wrigley
was thrown out at second by Miller,
Bullock covering. Donald was hit by
pitcher and Breen likewise Kohl died
when Bullock nailed his grounder and
whipped 1t to Abbott. When the mist
had cleared away the enemy had seven
good ones. II the above paragraph
doesn't explain it do not worry. No one |
knows just what happened. Only it
cid
For the remainder of the contest the |
Sainted visitors were fairly doeile. They |
annexed in the fourth when Murray /
hit after Holt had struck out, went to 1
second on an infield out and scored on |
Autrey's single. In the sixth Murray's |
triple and single by Steiger got them |
another ore. In the eighth inning they |
rang the bell on Steiger's nit. Bullock's
error, q hit by Wrigley and an error by |
Johnny Kunkle who heaved the ball |
into MUrray's back. All for the saints |
Kahl hit a two timer in the fourth |
and scored on Abbott's single. Kerns
hit sending Alb to second. Kunl1le dou-
bled the ball and Kerns and Abbott got
their wires crossed. Kerns was called
out.
In the fifth came more joy, and it
continued at intervals during the game.
mile a minute past Mr.. Donald. Land
reth struck out. Kahl hit for three
pegs, scoring Tommy. Abbott and
Kerns walked. Kunkle hit and they
came home two at a time. Bullock was
safe on a fieider's choice and another
was added. Kaufman walked Miller
hit and in came two. Thomason hiE
again, cleaning I'D and Landreth went
out Holt to WrigleV to Pierce. We
dumped eight new ones in the box this
inning
Score by innings:
st PAU. e-le
Summary: Three base hits-Landreth,
Kahl, Kunlzle. Murray 2. Two base hits
Kahl. Abbott. Kunkle, Bull
lock 2. Sacrifice hits-Breen, DonaldS.
Ma u n hi n A hhntf EY1F1xle
to Maxey to Abbott. Wrigley to Kohl
to Aubrey. Murray to Wrigley. Ryan to
Aubrey. Thomson. Abbott, Kunlxle'
Bullock ., Howard. Struck out-By
by Pitcher-By Kaufman 2, by Rany 1.
AttenGance-950. Umpire-Couchman.
Notes.
Aubrey. who plays the initial sack for
the visitors, was formerly the pride and
joy of Omaha Iie started with Spring
fiel Id in the Western Association. Ryan.
last year with Lincoln, was not as hard
to hit as on one memorable day last
summer Kohl the visitors shortstop.
is only 20 years old. He is a promis-
ing scamp. Despite his collection of
errors Bullock looks like a shortstoD.
He'll come out of it and while he gar .
nered a large collection of the bad ones
he handled himself pretty nicely and it
was tia craziest game Of ball ever wit
Lessed. Pennell, who came in Saturday !
has wrenched his ankle. sliding into !
first in a practice He hopes to get
hack into shape soon. Miller and
were doing great stunts in
the outfield Saturday. Both of them !
look promising now. OF course they al.
look like winners in the spring but
Fugate showed to good advan-
tage Saturday. He seemed to have
lot of it. Maxey, one of the tryout
catchers, performed in the last half of
the game and got away well. Howard, I
star outfielder and hard hitter for the Y
broke his leg in two :
nJaces sliding into second Sat-
l1rday and will be left here
to recupsrate. This injury will probably
keen him out of the game this year. i
To cure Cold in One Day.