The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-29
LOST Them BOTH
Kaws Politely Hand the Grizzlies
Two Easy Games.
Errors All Along the Route Let
the Visitors In.
WASN'T EVEN FUNNY
Infield Stepped on Itself and
Dropped Everything.
Second Seemed a Good Deal
Tanner Than the First.

THE EcaVv tribe was chased into the
underbrush at a breakneck pace III
4hat double header-and ladies' day
TOO In fact. the Rickert skeleton
was exposed. For twenty days the Sc
cret has been pretty wei covered up
hit FRIDAY was the unluclry day. The
3nheId gave way and Denver TOOK Doln
games, to and to l.
Errors on the inheld cost ooln
games. Three times Krepps droPpeu
throws at first when he coVereu VI
eacriaces and another time ne H'ulleo
a HIT ball. once Edmiston heaVeu ~
han away and another time ne D0D
1,1ad a hated one. Emory came III
for his too, dropping one at a cIi'ie4-
fime and throwing one awaS. ~ the
Pncbanan was hammered OUT OF t -
p s 49, 5rst game, hut prooaply
-~C,,ld have gone through sli rlsH' IL -
the errors been kept out OIL IT, IL
"a his old control and dlo not " a
"a in the three innings he Worh Il' e,,,
Ie had most of them III the
and the Grizzlies ate thsin ~ .p,o,,d in
Denver got away in the seem -. ~
-.;.. Cassidv hit and Lindsay saOl :
-n5 Int Krepps dropped the throw
800 CHAIRMAN and the Two LSee'll..N =
1iFe Collins, the recen- Nlo' 7,l..,Ia q
chase from Chattanooga. VAIN -, ;
S-.-.e,- ~ the center fence TO celeDA ~ =
Ioii. go came with the Grizzlies. anu
tilree ms were hung up where tneIe
',.o,1td have been but two had the e
rors been left out. r,ox-a led
~ with a safe hit and QuhIen ss- SAL,
sd him M a peg. Beal MT COW Il
4lcSI , lie. who threw the ball away;
70 I-O TIoVd raced home while Bean
ailu ~ ~. n second. Cassidy then hit
-.orivo PaaU. but WaS out trying 70
stretch his hit into double A.lliu -. =
numped one out TO the IeA1 - - -
in trying to make homer o. II was
caught at the plate on the relay.
uicl,man stepped on Himself
r1icl,n,an relieved Buchanan to start
tl,a fo1lvth session. Denver had earneu
tt,-aa rms If it may be supposed they
--o,Iid have hit the same without
buchanan being disturbed ny eIIoI - .
5Thev had two that were dlrectly az.
.vst,,,+ah1a to errors. In the sixth, Lhey
cot their final run, wholly because -
ITTiclrrnan's own mistake. With Two
down. Ouillen hit a slow one ooWn ~.
---ar5 short Emory crossed IN TO take
It but Hickman got in his way " lns
~ handle it himself IRE result Wa9
~ v,,,vffed IL when Emory could nav d
.se,ds5 Il with ease. TWO batters hit to
follow and the sixth run was IN
Tba Kaws tied DenVer's three de-
served runs by crowding Q .B 1I.;Ia INTO i1
- for +be Kaws with a double to the
left lts fence and advanced to third on on
the inheld out of Beeche', VINO my TOT I
BHcbanan retiring. Rickert walked
and stole second King flew out 70
C-offee and with two gone. Whitney
drew a walk, filing the bases.
When the Kavs scored.
Red Gardner poled a c:ean one over
second. scoring Krepps and Rtckert-
Meanwhile whitney reached thlro'
Gardner paced toward second, invlt-
ing a throw. and F'rambes took the
dare. whitney pulled off third to work
the see-saw and had good lead when
Ilovd cut down the throw. Gardner
stopped. started back and drew the
neg to first. while Whitney succeeded
IN aitting lightly over the rubber. That
was three we'll done runs for the Kaws,
but they never got another lookin.
O'Brien scattered three other hits dur
ing the contest and whitfield only six,
while he walked four. The Indians
lust couldn't hit him safe.
MI