The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-29
League Leaders Beaten in Slow
~ Played 4 to 3 Contest.
Danny Dreamer Durbin's Dream
Lasts Nine Innings.
TWO HITS WIN 1T.
Dali and Emory Insert Punches
When They Mean Runs.
More Frrors and Less Hits Fail
to Hold KaWs.

The KaWs celebrated their nome
coming by taking a closely contested
game from the Grizzly Bears, to 3.
They did it with fewer hits ana more
errors and with more walks and more
stolen bases against them. The secret
of the win was pair OF oingles at the
psychological moments.
Dafl and Emory served the punches
each bringing home two runs 1t was
an example of when a hit is timely and
one of the finest exhibitions the kaWs
have staged in that line this season.
The LYONS outfelder who is nlllng
Kings shoes delivered a three sacker
in the first inning, clearing two on tne
sacks Riclxert started the business
after Manning flew out, by rapplnS
s5psIa 70 left. whitney hit down 10
ssrlreiber who assayed TO cut Rlckert
off at second. The throw was hurrle"
and Corey dropped it. Merit was re
tired a moment later at second, now
ever. on Emory's high fly to Bean' VINO
dropped the ball but pegged 70 seconu;
Riclxert went to third on the play anu
Emory stole down to second 1hen y
,,,ae nail drove his three base one out
TO center Chapman struck Out ieA'
ing the pinch hitter on.
Barney Receivers Balance.
Barney Schneider recovered his eQulu-
briurrl then and held 1t untli lne ~ ~
spIash when Emory turned Ohe 'AlllSlS
st1nt Beecher whitfield but Durbln SIN
srIed Manning and Rickert both walk
ed. filing up the sacks. w nllnes 40
first called upon but SchrelDet leii - ~
him around and Emory dIose - -
occasion. His was a single anu ny
much of a wallop at that, but II evan
ed the ready hands ana AlaIlluiis IN
across the plate behind Durplh
Danny Dreamer was pretty Il9cn -, "a
md
Nv the com Darison to the blond tWIleL
from Rockies. The Bruins got 10 M
for a couple in the second wnlch VIZ VIZ
an error and q pair OF StealS iie1ISU
t1,a,,, TWO and tied the score for the
time. Lindsay opened tins rouno Win
= r7yo bag wallop down the thlrd Da9e
line Coffey popped out pul
Frambes brought MN across VIZ 49,
safe one to the right side OF the yaru'
Scnreiber was safe on E-uiliSIon i ? 49, 49,,
81, mt was forced by Lloyd. DaVle lnSn
started the see-saw stunt anu III tnS
throw to Manning ana pelSh'
brushed over the Id 44I,
rTbat held Denver until the sixth
when Ouillen opened the inning with
another double. He bounded Iils ~ ~
near the fence but it was IasI eHOuSA
fo~ T7irIxart to get back before ne pass
ed second. Lindsay popped anu es 80
stole third, Chapman ma KING no eI ~
10 neg. A high lift TO R1ckert py COl-
few allowed the run to scallper HOii0-
visitors Try Hard.
The visitors made d desperate effort
TO even it up in the seventh after two
were gone Beecher kept them from
retting an earlier start by starring a |
Tatch near the foul line for bloyd d am1
Fillmore Whitfield fer Danny Bean drew
ON the little port slider for walk |
however, and CASSIDY, ei9ute f5,is,, IH bis
sttemnt and tried to elucidate a little
on the bases. Chapman called bidn back Re alI
as he hit the dirt at the last cor
ner- 1000 /
in the fourth when Lindsay opened 1
With a single but Durbin laid the next |
two by the strikeouts and the thlro |
flew foul to Whitney.
The Kaws got everything, ,, that t was t5s
coming to them and did it Just IN f me
opportunity. perhaps; a. Chapman MED LED
We're destined to get no more, however, /
for Edmiston forced a Chapman 73IIrh7n 9 bif
into schreiber's mitts and the side was
out The score: