The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-02
KAWS TAKE TWO
DOubleheader Sunday Makes Up
for Saturdays ShutOut.
Fast Ball in Two Games Results
in Scores Of 2 to /.
TOWNE STRIKES OUT
Inserts Himself to Hit for Stem
-Beefs at Haskell.
Sioux Makes Two Scores in Ia
Innings.
TOWNE STRIKES OUT

The Kaws entertained the Sioux for
the last time this season Sunday by
taking both ends of a double header
by scores Of 2 to 1. The second con-
test was called in the fifth inning on
account of darkness with the Kaws
on the long end. Rain threatened and
the sky was overcast. A muddy field
made it worse but both games were
fast and good exhibitions.
ColIegian George Clark made an at
tempt to twirl both games for the
Sioux and succeeded in all but the
eighth inning of the first game when
he was removed for a hitter. Pepper
Clark opposed him in the first and
went the whole way with excellent
success. Blaine Durbin worked through
the second contest getting another VIC
tory.
Fast play characterized the after
noon and some of the stunts were or
the big show variety. The act which
the crowd ate up cleanest was BABE
Towne's strike out when he replaced
Stem for a pinch hit. Babe is NIT
ter and the gang knows it so they
went after him. He raised a tremend-
GUS yelp when Haskell called the third
strike on him and furnished an inter
esting interlude.
Topeka Scores First.
Topeka scored first In the fourth.
Just after Wagner robbed Whitney OF
q two base hit or better by running
q block under the ball for the second
out, Crisp drew a walk and Andreas
dropped a high pop up for Krepps. I'd
mission found a clean single ana Crisp
made It home.
The Kaws counted again in the fifth
Rickert doubled to left, bouncing a
long one off the fence King moved
him along and Whitney walloped TO
right. scoring the manager. They had
the bases full in the sixth with two
down and failed to score by King hit
ting to Clark
The Sioux came into prominence for
a moment during the eighth frame,
scoring their one and threatening more,
''Cy'' Neighbors started it with SIN
gle. Breen was an easy out but Was-
ner followed the hitting idea with
sacks and scored Neighbors. With Wag-
ner on second, Towne thought to tie 1t
UP so took the willow in hand TOT
stem With the balls and strikes
three and two, and a half dozen fouls
to his credit, Babe took a third strike
and then beefed. The crowd went al
ter him and did what a crowd always
does-wins by numbers Mully Miller
got a walk and then Babe jerked Geo.
Clark to let Barber hit it. Barber rail-
ed. however, popping a high one to King
G. Clark went back on the hill TOT
the Sioux in the game and passed
along. smoothly until the tnlEo- IN Ii me-
round, he whitfield two and then let
Rickert walk. The manager followed
it I'D with a steal, the first of the day
King scored him with a left field sin
gle and went to secondon the throw
in. Dali continued the spasm by punch
ing one to right which scored King
and he went to second on the throw
in. Emory few to Breen.
The Sioux came back with one in
the next frame. Reilly opened with
double. Hartman struck and Barber
was sent in to hit for Nelghbors. |
Barber got one which brought the
score. Breen forced Barber and Wag- |
ner whitfield.
In the first of the fifth, Miller went to |
bat for Stem and popped out Valley |
a recruit catcher who worked the sec
Dnd aauses struck out and Sage, sub |
stftufed for Clark, went out on a /
xrouud ball 70 Durbin.