The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-24
CAN'T HIT DUSTY
ashOdesAgain Beats KaWsD espite
Fugste's Good Pitching.
Muffed Throws on Infield Keep
Jack in Hole.
GET ONLY FOUR HITS
Saturdays Contest Goes to Lo-
Gals by Good Score.
Dale, Lyons OutfieIder, Shows
Well at Bat.
GET ONLY FOUR HITS

The Kaws could not make it three
straight from the Rourke men and
omaha took the Sunday game chiefly
through the efforts Of Dusty Pbodas
VINO allowed only four hits. The count
was to 3
JACK Fugate took his turn in the hoy
uo"lhg some more evidence that he
tlaS mastered the control problem. he
x,reihed put two and struck out To-
x1toIisu throws around the infieId kent
I'm I'm IN the hole a good deal and fol,r
bases We're pilfered from Cyhapn1an n
three batsmen. "4ililed
Cnlata got away in the lead. LAYING
~ one run in the second round. Kane
TOOK the count Of three to STAT II -
Sehoonover walloped a two snot =,
1elciSerts reservation. williams planted
cream one through the second reeio,,
snu Schoony romped across. a CIoI,bJa
P.ay stopped the disaster, Kneaves hit-
f elrs 70 sing near the second sack. The
.oI!ner OInahog kicked the sack ana
"nlpped the first with yards to spare
Hogs Take Better lead
me Hogs bettered their lead IL +ba
-JIllo|lnS stanza when Agnew com
pieted the circuit without a hit to helm
go re got on on a walk and was
slLS az second when Edmiston dronnod
Fugate's peg on u choice OF Rhodes a. a.
S S,,e third on delayed try which drew
-iidpE1an's throw to second F5dn7is+,,,
- oo@n taking the peg and did NOT
TEeh throw to third Pick sIliad n
4'S r5slier ana Agnew crossed the rubber
HeAckerr doubled in the third WIEN
Two were gone and King walked m re-
1lIu hlnl- Beecher was unable to T1ant
safely and the chance slipped, WIZ
Two gone again in the next fnnins~ +ba
Jaws succeeded in showing two across
, Ss,e pan IN spite Of Dusty's deception.
chapman was beaned for q starter an5
Emory drew a pass Edu7tston cav
the lie to his Topeka reputation and bit
me pail TO right center fence, scoring
tne two and earning a two base belt.
me visiting athletes wound up the
scoring With the fifth by running in
two more They also did this after tive,
We're gone. Niehoff led the rally with =,
plngle. Thomson followed up with a
double down the third base line and
Kane scored the pair with single
through a breech in the right side OF
the infield wall.
almost Evened Score.
The stay-at-homes almost eVened if
up againin the last half of the same but
not quite. The difference was a hit
Rickert got on by beating out a short
pop infield ball to Niehoff and King
sacrificed him. He overran the base
and Kane pegged to nab him. Kneaves
seemed to be trying to block him off
and IN so doing missed the catch and
Rickert went on to third. Beecher flew
yuL cIOse-ln TO Schoonover and Rickert
had no chance to count. Rhodes hit
Gardner and the latter stole on down
to second. Whitney was the fall guy
for the responsibility. After arguing
with the diminutive jumps, Mckee.
about some strikes. he hit one to
Rhodes and was an easy out
That was about all the chance the
Kaws got. Dusty had been on is hip.
Dale. sent in for Fugate in the ninth,
punched out a nice single but two were
gone and the next was soft.
The score.