The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-14
SATURDAYS AS BAD
KaWs Presented Pueblans With
the Entire Series.
But From BIeachers' Standpoint
They Didn't Give Much.

The little Pittsburg burghers ex-
ertad the full sized jinx that they Sc
cured when they were Witches and
made it three in row from the Kaws
by adding the Sunday battle to their
trophy string. They had 10 stick around
quite a while to do it, however, and got
into extra innings. The twelfth inning
settled it to g.
ing department to finish nito the pitch
ing Department TO finish up the Friday
game which was called on account or
rain. Ellis got to going bad IN the
seventh and was relieved when the
score was tied to by Faber, the
sale mate Of Pfeaster who performed
Saturday. Peppen stuck all the way but
weakened under the tropical moon ana
got his humping in the twelfth. Mean
while Faber strengthened and therein
lies the secret of the Pueblo victory.
It was another of those never end
5nr games and until near the last was
a poor entertainer. The u innings COW
cred rear onto three bours ana three
hours Of baseball ceases to be sport.
Everybody got sumo in the first round.
Craig hit safely for the Puebs ana
came on home when Beiden, next UP,
Elashed one through the right size OUT
TO Gardner. Krtprs mussen up the
throWn-in 5ust as Craig turned thlrd
and the Icy recruit got away with MS
running stunt. The Kaws opened with
TWO by making a noise like outclass-
ing their guests. King hit clean ana
T2ickert got one when Davis lost ms
high one IT, the sun. Whitney sacrlhc-
cd. Berger peggcd King out at the
plate on Emory's choice. Rtckett scor-
ed on Gardner's safe deep one TO Ber-
ger and Emory reached third. on the
see-saw steal Emory scored and Gard
ner reached second. Edmiston wnineu
to end the counting.
PuebIo's Early Lead.
The Puebs got three in the third and
looked like they were in the lead TO
stay. Pepper struck out two Of the
first three up and walked the other.
fhe left side and Craig slashed a fast
cne in Ednniston who threw a little nigh
to whitney. Merit Underestimated Els
height and merely stuck up his glove
The ball bounded off, Ellis scored, Ber-
ger went to third and Craig went to
second. Belden doubled to right, scor-
ing the two who were on.
Chapman added one for the Kaws by
walluping out a three dagger and scor-
ing on another three Dagger by King
In the same locality. Rickert walked
behind King but Whitney struck and
Emory went out on an infeld play.
Chapman tied it up in the seventh
frame with a home run over the left
field fence. Clark went out via Ellis,
King drew a walk and Ellis drew
can. King stole second, went to third
on wild pitch by F'aber and scored on
Whitney's hot one to Berger.
Berger tied the score back again in
the eighth inning with a home run over
the fence near the mark where Chap
man clouted.
Nothing doing in the ninth tenth and
eleventh.
In the twelfth, a walk, two singles and
a double put the game in brine for
winter consumption. Ciemmons got
the walk after Claire was out Schmidt
singled and then Faber whitfield. With
two gone II happened. Davis foated one
over second, scoring Clemmons while
Schmidt went to third. Berger doubled
to center and Schmidt scored but Davis
Wa caught at the rubber on Gardner's
relay to Clark to Chapman.
King walked to start the KaWs but
Rickert Jew out Whitney struck out,
and emory few out.
The score.