The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-28
KAWS BEAT BEARS
Locals HOOdoO Of Hendricks
FASTENERS Still on Job.
Mountain Battery Fails Before
Kicks Charging Indians.
HOMER WINS GAME.
Manager Of HOmers HOSTS Ball
Over Left Fence.
Clark, Good in Pinches, Holds
Down Grizzlies.
HOMER WINS GAM

Pepper clark pllCASu' 1hS SOO-
was to 2.
This time. however, It almost be-
came necessary to say who won. for
the Grizzlies touched Pepper Clark
pretty hard and at one time had him
in what appeared to be bottomless
Dit. But Pepper came through with
his strikeout Of CULLEN in the nick
of time and the danger raised with an
easy inheld out
Barney Schneider. The mountain
beauty. was doing mound duty for the
Grizzlies and was hit at opportune
moments. furnishing Topeka Win
their twelfth victory in the eighteen
games PLAYED since their return home.
The deciding run may he said 10 pc
"a home run by Manager Rickert- he
cleared the left field fence with a high
one in the third inning when he came
to the plate first.
Kaws Threaten at short.
The Kaws actually outplayed the
visitors, though most n-lsplays We're
matters of misjudging nigh hit balls
which were carried out oi their course
by the strong wind R!ekert opened
for TOpeka with a single and KING
sacrificed him. 1t looktd bad Tor
Schneider to begin with put he pulled
through.
in the second round and Edmiston was
behind it with a three base clout to the
left field fence. Emor-r singled and
was forced by Chapman. Chick fol
lowed with his wallop and Chapman
completed the circuit krepps ana
Clark could not get Edmiston across.
The Kaws also made the second run.
That was Ricketts, homer in the third.
The other three up were easy outs on
inheld balls
Then Denver took 81 turn and
mussed up Clarks delivery consider
able In the fourth Cassidy hit safe
and stole second. Lindsay was safe at
first on deep hit to Edmiston, which
Chick threw wide to first. Coffee sin
gled to left, bringing Cassidy on home.
Fifth Denver's Round.
The fifth was wherein Denver scored
their second run and all but got Pep
per on the toboggan. He whitfield his
opponent, Schneider, to begin with, but
walked Lloyd. Gilmore rushed him to
third with a double out on the LEFT
field foul line and Cassidy popped one
safe into short right field, which scored
him. Beall then drew on Clark for
the second walk of the inning and
filled up the sacks.
But Clark was imperturable. Gath
ering himself, he turned CULLEN clear
around with three complete decep-
tions. Chris Lindsay also got a chance
at the pinch hitting business but
merely gave Krepps an assist and Merit
putout. That was just about all the
trouble the Kaws had. Clark was mas
ter bear tanner the rest of the way
and though he was nipped thrice. he
was only Inconvenience, not hurt.
There was some doubt whether the
local tribe would be able to get to
Schneider after they haa tied it. be-
cause the Kaws were getting nothing
When the Bears failed &c count in the
sixth, Topeka took it rp again and
laid the final counter up in their half
Gardner opened this sixth with a
safe bingle and Emory sacrificed him
down the line a notch. Chapman got
the hit in the made to order success
sion of events and the run came across
The Indians were about to repeat in
the seventh before resting on their
achievement but a Ioul popup
stopped it. Rickert singled when one
was gone. King flew out Whitney
lifted a rainbow into near right and
Iickert beat it to third Whitney
then paced down to second without
any molestation whatever. Two we're
out. but second and third were occu-
pied. Gardner fouled a high one,
which Lindsay got under.