The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-26
kAWS DROP BOTH
Lincoln Pushes Topekas Fur
Their Into Mire of Loss.
MOgridge and Hagerman Hold
Opposition Helpless.
Y YOUNG GETS DOUBLE
Lanky Pitcher Tries to Win
Game by Hitting.
King PIeases Crowd With His
Pretty Fielding.

fFoIGy FlcIUIuSS
Lincoln. Neb., July 26.-An Topeka
twirlers looked alike to the Antelopes
in the double header Thursday after
noon. The Lincoln aggregation went
after Young in a vengeance in the
fourth inning of the first contest and
wound it up with another bunch or
hits in the seventh, taking the game
by a score of to 3. The second game
was oae-sided, Hagerm.an holding the
K..ws 20 five hits the same as had
Mogridge in the first game, and his
teammates swatting Fugate and Goethe
as they pleased, ending the contest TO
the tune of IL to 1.
Young and Mogridge opened the dual
program pitching tight ball, and for
three innings Young had the locals at
his mercy. Backed up by fast dou-
BILE in tn second inning there was
nothing hove in sight that would re-
sem5lc a score. In the fourth ne
weakened and three hits, sacrifice.
walk and a stolen base Melted two Tor
the Bryantown athletes. Another came
in the fifth, and in the seventh three
runs were sent across, making the 10
Gals six.
Mogridge was tighter than the pro-
verbal miser, however, for six innings,
allowing nary hit, and letting but
one of the visitors re i first, WheIe
he was left stranded.
Kaws Show in seventh.
The seventh opened amid fireworks
for the Kaws King clouted the sphere
down the right field line for three
sacks. Lee grounded out to first. Oh
Cardner's tan to Mogridge, the latter
threw TO third to catch King VINO hau
taken a big lead. Between Carney and
Barbour King was run down Gear
banged tho ball to tne right heId poarns
for three sacks, scoring Gardner, Whc
had gone to second while KING was
being retired. Cochran famed
Three more hits netted two runs III
the eighth Patterson was walked ana
went to second on Schmidts hit Young
doubled to left scoring Patterson anu
sending Schmidt to third. On Walsh 5
hot grounder Schmidt scored, ana
Young racing to third was Jagged py
Berghammer. King flew out to LLOYD
and Lee grounded out
with the score to in favor OF
Lincoln in the domestic halt Oh tnc
seventh. Young hit Carney in the side
and -oeridge sent him to second on al.
infield hit Berghammer's infield MT
allied the sacks. LIoyd's sacrifice ny
scored Carney. Cobb hcw out TO hlns
McCormick's single scored Mogr1dge
and. Bergharnfner. as each had been
advanced a peg on Gears wild throw &c
second. On Coles hit to left McCof-
mick tried to score but was nabbed al
the plate
After Fugate From the start.
The AnteIopes went right after Flu
gate from the start OF the secono
game and It was necessary Tor Ike
cr,lit'- Goethe TO relieve him in the
fourth. Goethe pitched neat article
of ball until the eighth when the An
telopes batted around their list for
ave runs. as many hits, and in addi-
zion. nilfered three sacks, drew walk
and were assisted by Cochran's error
Harerman had the Kaws helpless
with the exception of one inning fan
ming ten, to three each for Fugate ana
Goethe.
tn fourth was the only opportunity
+he Kaws had to score. and two mel-
NIGHT have been chased across the
Matter had they developed I1ttle
more ginger in running bases Walsh
Frs+ IN popped out to Mullen. Kin6
.ineled to left, and reached second or
7 ee;s infield hit. On Gardeners single
Ki1e scored, but Lee only went TIC
second. Had he gone to third Wllc
bitch a moment later would have al
lowed him to score. AS it was he could
hit 90 to third and Gardner to sec
I'D Gear famed, and Cochran was
IraIled. filling the sacks. Patterson
finished it by popping out to Lloyd.
Two hits in the first inning failed to
Mt the Antelopes any scores but two
I..',Iss with one down, and another
f+er two were down, Melted two runs
- +be second Two errors, a few more
ili+s and one man hit by pitched ball
natted three more for the 'Lopes in the
third. They grabbed another in the
Goethe went in in the fourth, and
,,itched neat ball up to the eighth then
+be whole Antelope tribe got busy with
the blubs and ran up a total of five
taliies.
The only ether change for the WISH
tors to score came in the ninth. With
two down, Gardner singled, and went
70 third on a passed ball Gear pop
ned a high one to right and the game
was over In the seventh Gear first
mn lost a possible chance to register
when he tried to stretch a single into
two sacks Cole was playing back for
the hit. threw to second and Gear was
down.
President O'Neilrs latest acquis1-
ton in the umpiring line, Jumps"
O'Toole made his first appearance
Thursday. and his work was excel
lent He pleased the players. the GROVE
and showed up well. AS compared with
McGinnis the latter was entirely out
cIassed.
King drew the glad hand from the