The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-22

"a ITO seconds. Meredith's time at the
Olympic games was 1 minute, 81 $40
seconds. The time announced for the
100 meters dash was 10 ITO seconds.
Lippincott won the 200 meters from
Rau in q $40 seconds, breaking the
German records.
No worlds records were bettered, but
the American, Ralph Rose, and the
Greek, Tsiclitiras, esta blished new Ger
man marks in the shot put, At feet
inches, and the standing broad jump
10 feet inches.
Tel S. Berna, Cornell university, Gre
ated a new German record in the 5000
meters approximately one mile seven
furlongs), covering the distance in
minutes .0015 seconds. George L. HORNE
Leland Stanford university, won the
high jump, clearing the bar at 6 feet
1 Is inches. Mark S. Wright, Dart
mouth, captured the pole vault with (
jump of IL feet $40 inches.
Cottonwood Falls. Kan, July e.
Bazaar was defeated in a ball game
played with the hatfield Greens by q
score of "a to 4. Beach, Rettiger,
Dixon and Bennett were batteries for
Bazaar; with Underwood and Bocook
for Matf1eld. Jones of Clements UNI
pired the game.
Harrington, Kan, July 22.-HerinE-
ton defeated the fast Salina team
here in one of the best games ever
seen on the local diamond, only four
hits being made during the game.
Harrington got two and Salina two.
F1ack. pitcher for Harrington, struck
out twenty men. Harrington made her
one score, the only one Of the game,
in the eighth inning after two men
were out.
Detroit, July Disbursements are
completed for the opening today of
the annual blue ribbon trotting meet
ing. Five days of racing are scheduled
and with the fastest horses in the
Grand circuit entered, the track in ex-
cel1ent condition and substantial
purses promised, the management ex-
poets one of the best meetings in re-
cent years. Interest centers in the
race Wednesday for the $4,000 Mer-
chants and Manufacturers purse.
Columbus O., July 22.-Raymond
Seymour of Los Angeles won the prin-
cipal events in the meet of the Fedora
ton of American Motorcyclists.
In the three mile race Seymour had
only a shade of a lead over Marty
Graves, also of Los Angeles, and Eddie
Hasha of Dallas, Texas. Seymour's
time was 1856.
Seymour in the five mile race finish
ed without an effort in time of
Engine trouble caused Don Clark,
the Detroit rider, to drop out of the
d.
Brooklyn won this race in time of
1913.
The Santa Fe club defeated the
North Topeka Boosters by a score of
IL to 8. The feature of the game was
the fielding of Hirschberg and the bat
ting of Hirschberg and Han1ey. Bat
teriesECubs, Hanley and Johnson;
Boosters, Kirkwood and Carr. This
makes ten straight games the Cubs
have won this year.
Detroit, July 22.-James DeIehanty.
second baseman of the Detroit Ameri-
cans, has been released to Sacramento
is expected to leave for the west in
few days.
Rochester, July 22.-The locals de-
feated the Indian Creek Grange team
here by the score of IL to 1. Batteries
Hastings and Stewart; Jackson and
Unger.
Hiawatha, Kan, July 22-The terrific
smuggling of the locals in a batting
rally won the game and Hiawatha
took two out of three from Nebraska
City. 1t was all Hon. Culvert, the
man from the Imperial, Cal, team
when pitchers were compared.
Score: R.H-E.
Nebraska CITY, 2O1OOo-s 1
HiaWatha u
Batteries-Cochran and GoIdwaith;
Culvert and Maxey.
At HumboIdt-Beatrice 1, Humboldt 4.
At Auburn-Falls City 6, Auburn s.
Beaumont, Tex, July 22.-Pitchere
Martina and Brandt, of the Beaumont,
Texas League team, have been sold to
the Boston American League club.
Cottonwood Falls, Kan. July ga
ball game played between the Sunday
school boys of the Methodist church
of this city and the Saffordville boys
here, resulted in a score of to in
favor of the Methodists.
Smith Center, Kan, July 22-Gay-
lord easily defeated Lebanon by a
score of II to s. Batteries-Hanna and
Bowman of Kansas City: Ritchey,
Neal and Hobbs Esbon defeated Smith
and Lane; Hagerman and Hayes. Smith
Center won first money in the tourney.
Gaylord second, Esbon third.
st. Paul, Mimi, July 22.-Manager
Kelley, of the ST. Paul American As
ISOLATION team, announced the sale of
Pitcher Forest Thomas TO Sioux City,
of the Western League. Thomas for
merly was star pitcher with the Min
neapolis team.
Jack Cannon Wins.
Wichita, Kan, july 22.-Playing in |
rare form, both with and against a gale |
of wind Jack Cannon of Kansas City |
won the most coveted cup in the Kan
sas open state tennis tournament here |
by defeating Gordon Parker of Wichita
for the singles championship. Parker
was tired from a hard five set doubles /
match in the morning, and was also
handicapped by the wind, which inter-
fered with his accurate safe style Of
play much more than with Cannon's
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