Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-23
KAWS PLAY LICTLESS GAME
Fans Displeased with Contest and
Leave Before it Ends.
RHODES GIvEs bur FOUR HIS
Firth Inning visitors Laid Down,
Playing DuIIest Game witt
messed This season.


Topeka offered no opposition to the
Rourkes yesterday. contributing the game
on errors The tomfoolery ended with
Omaha at the long end OF 10 to score.
Rhodes for the Rourkes allowed four hits.
two OF which came in the last inning.
The Kaws played the most listless game
witnessed this year. When the Rourkes
secured two runs In the fifth inning the
Topeka bunch refused TO get into the
game In the seventh inning the game
WAS literally handed to the Rourkes the
five hits meaning five runs
On the other hand the Rourkes went
after the game strong. Rhodes was In
fine mettle and handed out a few Writers
which took the Kaws like a Kansas cy-
clone. In the first inning Tomason doubled
10 right and that was the only hit until
the eighth inning. The big Rourke twlrler
put his benders where he wanted them
and only passed one man during the entire
game. Seven of the Topeksns fell victims
to his arm, tanning the wind. Arbogast
also put up a clever game and allowed
out one man to steal. The outfield played
like trojans.
The the game was undressing to the
fans was shown in the last Of the seventh
inning when a large crowd left the
grounds Again at the end Of the eighth
another crowd left The remarks which
were made against such playing as put
up by the Kaws were plentiful and not
of a congratulatory style.
Morgan went 10 the park to handle the
Indicator a sick man and at the end of
the fifth inning he was overcome by heat
and had TO rest for some time. Manager
Schipke was seen in the game for the
first time In many moons and played his
with a bad hand Schipke played fast
and clean game and his rest seemed to
have done him a world of good He flelded
Ike a nend and his work in general was
that OF the old time Skipper.
The skipper scores.
Neither team scored until the third in
ming and then the Rourkes slipped the
first one over. schipke drew a pass and
stole second Kane and Williams both
went out but schipke did not advance.
schoonover singled to center and the Skip
per scored.
In the fifth, after Kane had grounded
out, Williams sent the ball over the score
board for a home run. Schoonover fol-
lowed with hit to center, Tomason
muffed the bounder and schooney kept on
going until he reached the platter. In the
AblAbNhlk FiVObasl opthtu WIN q
triple to right. Rhodes followed with one
to Moore, who muffed, and Arbogast
scored on the error.
King started the fireworks in the
seventh with a hit TO right. Niehoff fol-
lowed with a double and King scored.
Kneaves landed on first on Haffords
error. An attempt was made TO catch him
at second, but Hawkins threw the bali
away and Niehoff scored, Arbogast sin
gled to left. Rhodes put another in the
same spot. schipke landed safely on first
when Kneaves was thrown out at the
plate, filling the bases. Kane doubled to
deep center and three men scored.
Topeka made. a run in the eighth
BreItenstein landed on first on, Niehofrs
error and scored on Hafford's hit to right. |
Omaha came back for another in the
same inning. schoonover singled to CEN
ter. King followed with another Schoon-
over stole third and scored on Hawk ms
bum peg to second to get King In the
last inning Moore hit to left and scored on
Crompton's double to left Score: