The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-10
DOu bleheader Games Both Went
to the AntelOpes.
Topeka Made Two Scores in First
and None in Second.
SOME GOOD PLAYING
EdmistOn and Chapman Did
Classy Handling of the Ball.
LincOln's Errors Kept Their
Scores From Being Larger.

LINCOLN. Neb., Aug. 1O.-The Kaws
dropped both games of double heau-
er here The first was a pitchers pat
tie between Fugate and APPRECIATE
Each team earned one run. The sec
ond started weI although five walks
by Donovan in the first two innings
gave the Antelopes one run The red
headed lad was tight till the sixth but
weakened after that inning and was MT
hard and often. Hagerman pitched
consistent ball only one hit and one
walk coming before the ninth inning
In the first game, Topeka started
the scoring in the second inning. Whit
ney caught the ball on the end OF his
bat and it slid into center. Edmiston
forced him and gas in turn forced by
Chapman but Kreps drove out long
fly to right which Cobb was unable TO
get hold OF and Chapman scored.
Fugate allowed but two hits and
gave two walks prior to the sixth
Then Gagnier started with a pass
Dundon sacrificed and Cobb was safe
when Edmiston booted the ball. I'm
glaub was out, Edmiston to whitney,
but Gagnier and Cobb both scored
when Mccormick drove a. hot liner be-
tween Edmiston's legs. Miller tripled'
scoring Mccormick, Lincoln added an
other run in the eighth, Dundon reach
ing first on a drive which nearly tore
off Emory's knee, taking third on
Unglaubs single and scoring when
Mccormick forced Unglaub at second.
Except in these two innings, the Lopes
were IN a favorable position to score
but twice and in both cases two were
gone.
I1aws Second Score.
Topeka made it's other run in the
ninth Gagnier executed pair of
stellar outs and Gardiner was walked.
Whitney's single to right placed Gard
ner on third and he scored when Nc
Cormick dropped Edmiston's close IN
fly Chapman met the ball squareiy
on the line and drove it sharply to CEN
ter but the ball fell right into Miller's
hands for the last out.
In the second game, Topeka had but
five men on bases. Gardner started
the second by walking but was forced
and fly to left and strike out prevent
ed danger In the third King drew
triple on ball which bounded away
from Mccormick but Cockman made Il
beautiful throw on a slow batted bah
for the last out. Cobb dropped q fly
near the fence in the eighth, giving
Whitney a life and the umpire decided
that the first sacker had stolen second
a moment later Edmiston famed. In
the ninth. with two gone, Beecher
walked and took third on Gardiner
single to center but Whitney flew out
90 right.
LOpes Pull Down Five.
times. The first score came in the
second inning, Miller's single and
two walks filled the bases, Hagerman
famed and Gagnier hit to Edmiston
who forced Miller a. the plate. Dundon
walked, forcing in the run but Cobb
forced DundOn.
Two more came in the seventh. Dun
don opened with a double, was sacri-
feed to third and scored on a wild
pitch. With two gone Mccormick,
Miller and Cockman singled, McCor-
mick scoring and King throwing Miller
out al the plate Two more came in
the eighth. Hagerman doubled to
right with one gone, and was so aston
ished at it that he only went to third
when Gagnier acquired a double on
Texas Lacquer which fell between Ed
mission and Gardner. DUndOn hit to
Edmiston who fumbled a moment.
Hagerman scoring, but caught Dundon
at first. Cobb two bagged, scoring
Gagnier.
Edminston and Cockman pulled off
the infield fielding features, Edmin-