The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-08
Kaws Pup Up Snappy Exhibition
in Pueblo Farewell Contest.
Lose by Two to One Score on
Walk and Error.
CLARK PITCHES WELL
Holds Visitors to Fewer Hits
Than Locals Make.
Also Makes Two of Nine Hits
Credited to TOpekans.

A small crowd of clinging fans were
very enioyably surprised at the local
haH yard in the final clash With the
Puebloans in Topeka. The kaws put
UP snappy brand OF Dali ana lost ,a d
good game to 1. Pepper Clark was
on the mound for the home club ana al
lowed fewer hits than his mates col
lected but an error and a walk ny nlhl-
self led to the opponents scores. -
Acting Manager Shaw sent Perry to
the hill for the Izzybelles. While the
Kaws hit in all innings but Two, they
failed in several pinches. Their one
run came as a result of an opportullty
which was not wasted. Chapman addea
a two Dagger to one by Emory ara
fJ71sl1ed him over the rubber
The day was dark and cooi ana
served TO shake pepper into the play OF
both teams. The game was played IN
% minutes less time than any here IN
Q month. The crowd enthused with the
45lsvers. letting loose lot OF gooo
nat11red roofing. Altogether 1t was a
very pleasant afternoon
The second inning was the first
where either team got away from the
pitchers and then not to any great eN-
tent. With two gone in this lrame'
claire tapped Clark for two SACKS
seemed anxious to keep it out Of his
reach. Result, Clemmons walked.
cchr1idt also drew one while Pepper
vvaffed to get at Perry. With the bases
loaded Pepper struck out the opposing
pitcher.
Good Chance Gone.
In the Kaw half Chapman and
Krepps singled after one was ou.. But t
T1dmiston whitfield ana clark went Oie
The Pyebs threatened a little in the
fourth. Koerner leading with Dlnsle
ana being sacrificed by Hughes, put
claire struck out and Clemmons skled
~ nail. Emory led off the same ses-
sion with a single but there was none
Tho visitors hung up their first
counter in the fifth inning after SIark N
had issued a pass to Schmidt. PER-
whitfield again but Craig sacrificed anc
Berger wa1loped one out to center
scoring him. Berger died on the play
however, by trying to stretch ms ny
ON the throw in. Pepper cut it down
and turned the ball to second ahead Oh
him. closing the round
They added their second run in the
following inning following an error by
Krepps. Belden had Just gotten q wv
sacker which he tried to convert into a
three spot. being retired on beautl-
fu1 relay peg by KFepps. Then 1t was
<repps foozled for Koerner- Hughes
followed up with single. sendlng MN
to third Clair sacrificed himself 10
advance the men and Koerner crossed
the line while Hughes reached second
CIemmons hit safe to Dali but Hughes
was cut off easily at the pan by quick
return.
Chapman Saves Day.
The Kaw run came in the last half
of this sixth frame. Dali started by
tanning the dusky atmosphere but
Emory crashed into one which looked
like it would clear the left field fence
with a good margin SO sure was
Emory. as well as the crowd, that he
slaclxened his pace at first. Then the
BAH caught on the top edge Of the fence
and Emory was compelled to slide to
reach second. Whitney hit into
Perry's hands and Chapman saved a
shutout by pumping a clean to left cen
ter for two bases.
The ninth innings final effort in
cluded Beecher and Manning as hitters