The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-15
BEARS SHUT CUT
Rickert's PepDery Youngsters
Play Classiest of Baseball.
Buchanan Pitches Fine Game
for Local Players.
RICK BACK In GAME
Harris, FOrmerCOOIeyite,P Pitches
Most of Game.
Krepps Goes Back of First,
Saving Game.
RICK BACK In GAME

A fash Of the grand old game as 1t
Should be played Revenge Tor lls
grand old man, Buchanan, inventor Oh
And a shutout, to o. for the Grizzlies,
the leaders of the league, in the record
game of the season played IN an hour
and 25 minutes
Early last season Denver accordeu
Jim Buchanan a tryout and sald ne
was a has been so he went through lhe
season with the semlS or the ROCKY
region. Just for that, If for noLhlhg
else, he showed them what they threw
away and it wasn't hard TO see. ne
went the route with only four mts'
never a walk and never fear OF los
ing. 1t was the second Illumination
for the naughty ones in the past three
days by the sadly crippled Kaws
Manager Rickert was back IN the
game after a couple of days IN the doe-
tors care. He celebrated with three
successive bingles. He had to SHINE q
little anyway for his wife had arrived
from New Orleans and watched nm
from the grandstand.
Harris Loses Control.
Ben Harris, the handsome One-tlme
Cooieyite. was an ideal Hendricks OF
fering for ladies day. He did himself
proud before the crowd OF PINK ana
white but couldn't win because MS
teammates failed to hit.
Cassidy with two gone IN the mrs.
round hit safely for the first of Buenan
ans four Eingles. But a moment latel
he tried out Chapman's arm and founu
himself beat in about half way Beau
donbled to open the second failure and
Lindsay singled after CULLEN popped
out, Bean was forced to tie up at thlru
and Lindsay stole on down to second
There was the only danger of the day
That was only to the crowd, however
Tor Bilck whitfield Coffee and made
F7ranbes bounce it down to him.
An erratic throw by Hafford' the hrsI
he has ever produced here, allowed
Cassidy to get on in the fourth ana
Beau sacrificed him down. Two hyouts
completed the inning, King making
great run for the last.
Then there was nothing in sight for
Denver until the eighth when Ken
worthy. substituted for Harris, drove
the fourth safe one through the short
region. An error by Edmiston had
permitted Spahr replacing Frampe TO
60 ahead of the hit and once again the
crowd wondered what Buck would 90
TJovd popped one out over nrst winch
TCrepps snagged and Gilmore took the
count That was the end of the OPP
portunitias appearing to the Bears ana
they failed to grasp the foreiocK'
Beecher Helps in Scoring.
The Kaws won the day in the sec
ond splash into the hitting turn. 10y
Beecher bounced one over Harris wmch
tore its way to the outheld Edmlston
sacrificed him up a station and a passed
ball sent him to third whitney tnen
induced Harris to walk him ana tne
betting business was up to krepps, the
Saline county aspirant. He slashed
into one knocking it to Lloyd ana Went
out but Beecher arrived home with the
run. Chapman skied-
In the third, fifth, and eighth IN
yinps Rickert and Hafford, the first Two
up the batting list singled in success
sion. The first two times one was out
and the third time no one was down.
And yet with these fine prospects open
ing to view. no score resulted from
them. The first time King forced Half
ford and Beecher hit to Harris. The
second time, Bert hit into Coffee for
double. The third time King sacrific-
ed and nut them on second and third
with only one out. But Beecher popped
out foul to CULLEN and Edmiston riled
the atmosphere.
Kenworthy was on the hill in the
eighth and the two hits credited off
him let Harris eff with the neat per-
Torrance of exhibits
The score: