The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-06

Drake, WaShburn, Baker, Morning
side, Kansas Aggies. st. Louis, William
Jewell and Westminster.
TRAINING SEASON RESULTS.
Joplin, Mo-, April 6.-Bur1ington of
the Central association USE four pitch
ers and three catchers and was badly
defeated by Omaha of the Western
league. Score: r H e
Omaha ..... Is 2
Batteries-Robinson and Rhodes, Ar
bogast; Bremser, Ward, Fields, Smith
and Croud, McCaskhill, Parlow
Indianapolis April 6-Errors by the
Indianapolis American association team
gave the game to the Chicago Nation
ais, to 8. Score: R.H. E.
Chlcago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 2
Indianapolis ....:.-....-.,......-. IL 4
Batteries-Ritchie. Smith and Archer:
Robertson, Kimball and Pearce and
I McCarty.
Springfield O.. April s-The New
York Americans first team defeated the
local Central league club, to 1. Score:
| R. H. E.
| Springfield Observation-Disclosures. S 4
Batteries-Caldwell and Street, Gill
BERT Smith and Mckee, Blackburn.
ST. Louis, April 6-The Nationals
went ahead in the inter-league series,
winning from the Americans. to A.
The Americans had the game until
| the 9Th inning when the Nationals rail-
| lied and made three bases on balls. a
sacrifice, single and a double count
for five runs. Shotten, Laporte and
Eresnahan featured with the bat.
konetchy and Ellis divided honors in
base stealing. Score: R.H.E.
4SalloIals ...--.-.-1 II
americans 10
Batteries Sallee. Willis, Harmon
| and Bresnahan; Lake, E. Brown and
Krichell, Stephens.
Philadelphia, Pa, April 6.-The
worlds champions shut out the Phil
adelphia Nationals here in the fourth
game of the spring series. The score
was IA to 0. Each team has now won
two games.
Score: R-H.E
Nmepieans /. .....:..........144 q 9
Batteries shultz, Rasmussen and
Killifer; Houch, Brown and Lapp.
Columbus, O.. April 6-The Cincin-
Columbus of the American association,
to 8.
Score: RH.E.
Cincinnati, ..............5
Batteries Humphrey, Horsey and
Mclean; McQuillan, Cook and Smith,
Murphey.
Washington, April 6.-Trying out
two recruit pitchers proved the undo
ing of the Washington Americans. they
being again defeated by the Boston
Nationals, to 5.
Score: RH.E.
Washington 8
Batteries-Engie. Boehiing and Ain
smith, Williams; Tyler and Gowdy.
st. Joseph, Mo. April 6--The Chicago
American second team defeated the st.
Joseph Western league club 10 to 8. The |
game was loosely played. Score:
Chicago .-.-.-..-....-... 10
ST Joseph - 8 IL
Carney; Freeman, johnson, Hill and |
Castle.
Louisville, KY, April 6.-Time1y hit
ting helped the local team of the Amer
lean association to pie twelve runs
against the seven scored by the Detroit
American league team here. The locals
got 10 hits off Remenas and Dubuc.
Baltimore, Md. April 6.-The New
York Nationals defeated the Baltimore
Is to 8. Score: R H e
New York .13 TO
Baltimore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. z l.
BatterieS-Wiltse, Fullenwider and
Myers, Wilson; Russell, Smith and
Kleinow.
Wichita, Kan, April 6.-The first di-
vision White Sox defeated a team of
Wichita recruits Is to 3 A home run
by Walsh and the terrific hitting of
Verne Clemens, a White Sox tryout,
turned back to Wichita, were the feat
ures Clemens hit two doubles and
single in three times up. Score:
R H E
Chicago 41 005 o o O-15 IA 0
Wichita .......O 0 0 OIL o % 8
Batteries-Walsh, LANCE and Sulli-
van; Stoffer Weber, Angle, Plympton
and Wacob. Clemens.
PURSES AND PROMOTER GONE.