The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-22
KaWs Take Omaha Int Camp
in Tenth Inning.
Sea-Saw Slam Bang Contest Goes
to Locals.
MANY CHANGES MADE
Red Gardner BOunces EN- Off
Boards as of Old.
Doubles Hold OmahOgs in Both
Late Sessions.

nh. r,r,ata. onener was one kind Of a
bali game. To the unsophlstlcateu Ae1n
1t was a great game tor there m0-s
sonething doing every minute IL d
general way, it also was Ilne gam
for ladies' day. The majority OF Ialr
fans like to see hits and runs and a
great deal Of throwing. They got II all
in a grand carnival of slugs, errors,
Wild pitches and passed balls
Incidentally, purely, the KaWs won
the game in the tenth inning g ana aO0u'
o'clock with the score of 10 to T.
Both the Kaws and the On1ahogs pre-
scented a. lightning change stunt with
the 1ineuDs Omaha arrived at the field
later than the time for the game TO pc
Gin due to a late train from Pueolo.
Third Baseman Pick was lhJuIeu os''
west SO Catcher Agnew took his posi-
lion. Lynch and Arbogast botn TOOK d
turn at backstopping and then called IN
AgneyV to finish the Job while PICK
limped at third. Rickert sent Dale III
to hit for Edmiston in the eignth IN
ming and thereafter he played right
wlrile Beecher went to second Tor King
and King went to short
Both clubs used two pitchers. Bu-
ehanan and DeMott, the Cleveland re-
cru-t, were set at each other TO pesln
with Buchanan outstayed his man.
The Kaws got to DeMott a niue e,a IN Ile
second and started scoring. Gardner
tripled to the center fence and came on
in when Whitney hit
KaTs Recuperate Quickly.
With two down DeMott was blown
ONT in the fourth Chapman singled
through short and Emory walked. Id
mission hit through the infield, scoring
Chapman. Kneaves erred Tor Bucnanan
and Emory scored. Rickert slammed
out the third hit of the inning and Ed
mission counted. Right there Manager
.Arbogast called a halt and sent Rooln-
son onto the hill. King hit down to
Niehon and was out at first.
The Omahogs rooted Buchanan out IN
the next frame. They covered the Kaw
four with five which they ran IN with
five hits. Kane opened with double
and before it could be realized, Schoon-
over, KneaVes, Lynch and Robinson
had all singled Three runs were in at
this point and the Kaws were still to
the good when Durbin was called out to
close the gates. An error by Edmis5o2
for Agnew allowed another to come in
and the final run came as result of
wild pitch.
DeNOtt Goes Out.
But the Kaws recuperated quickly
and in the sixth round took the lead
again with three runs. Robinson hit
Emory. the first man up, and he TOOK
another base on a passed bail. Ed
mission hit and scored him. Durbin
also bingled and so did Rickert and
King. This hit batter and four straight
bingles put three across.
In the seventh. Omaha took the lead
again in easy fashion. Whitney let one
from Lynch get through him. Robin
son whiffed. Agnew hit. NiehcS
walked. The bases were full and Ar
thur Thomson, formerly Of the Topeka
team. drove liner out to Rickert
which hit the dirt and bounded past
him good for three bases while all
three ran in. Hating to see a pal lying
in a calm, Kane doubled to bring him
in.
The Kaws came back one in the same
session when Edmiston singled and
scored on two passed balls and a wild
pitch. They tied it up in the eighth
when Beecher scored without a hit.
Robinson plugged him with a splitter
and Gardner sacrificed. Then he got
third on a putout and Chapman drew a
walk. The latter started a steal of Sec
ond and Agnew pegged to the outfield
while Beecher scored.
double play held the Omahogs safe
in the ninth and another in the tenth
kept them out of the winning. They
looked dangerous in the tenth VIII
liams walked and Kneaves hit after
one was down but Pick bounded one to
Emory who tagged his sack and pegged
to first taking off the other two
King, first up.for the Kaws in the
tenth. drew a walk. Beecher flew out
foul and Gardner approached the plate
carrying huge bludgeon. Red swung
onto the bean with an awful belt AMI
King scored from first as the ball
struck the left field fence on the hon
It was good for another three base hit
for Gardner.