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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-12
SMALL BITS OF SPORT

Gauna, Kan, Aug. 12.-ScammOn
was shut out by Galena in an especial
| ly fast game. Scammon's errors were
costly. Coles famed eleven men and
Shortstop Harrison brought in a run
ner with home run hit in the seventh.
Score: R-H.E.
Scammon .-......O 90 o 90 0 90 s
GaIena ..........1 90 1 90 2O"-7 7 1
Batteries-Boyle and Ellison; Coles
and Bell. Umpire-H Time
1:41.
Hanover. Kan, Aug. 1.-THE best
game of the season was played here
when Hanover defeated the strong
Marysville bunch. Marysville has lost
but one game this season, but the
fast Hanover bunch proved their undo
ing. The score was 10 to in favor
of Hanover. The feature of the game
was the pitching of Bennett, who struck
out ten men. Batteries: Bennett and
ScrOpp; Grindel and Grindel. Hurlsburt.
a Western League scout, held the in
dicator and gave universal satisfaction.
Cottonwood Falls, Kan. Aug. 12-In
q game between Bazaar and the Flor
ence team played on the Florence dia-
mond,' Florence won out by a score of
to l. A straight, clean game was
played by both teams, the Florence men
showing their superiority mainly in
their heavy batting. The next game
scheduled with Florence will be with
the Cottonwood Falls team and will
be played on the Twin City diamond
at this place.
Ell Dorado Kan, Aug. 1.-THE Ell Do
RADIO Athletics defeated the Chelsea
club by a score of to 1. This was the
fastest game ever played on the local
diamond, consuming one hour and 20
minutes. This is the eleventh success
sive victory for the Athletics.
Score: RHE
Chelsea. .......oOOO O10oo-1 s.
Ell Dorado ......0 0 0 1 o 0 0 % s 2
Batteries: Snyder and Hickock; KeI-
lar and Forney. Umpire
Larned. Kan. Aug. 12-Larned won
from the Boston Bloomer girls here,
IA to z.
Emporia. Kan. Aug. 12.-Minneapolis
took the first game of a series of three
from a picked team from Emporia 6
to 5. Minneapolis started strong and
made five runs in the first three in
nings. Emporia threatened to take the
lead with batting rally in the sew
enth which tied the score but failed
to push in the winning runs. The Wis
itors scored in their half. The teams
play again today.
Score; RHE
Minneapolis ...131OOO1o +-6 13 81
Emporia .........O 1000 40O-5 s 4
Newark, N. J., Aug. 12-In the 10
mile race over four and one-half lap
cinder track in the Vailsburg stadium
A E. Woods, of England, defeated Billy
QueaL of Alexandra Bay, n. Y, by
two laps. The winners time was Sc
minutes IL 2-3 seconds.
Lecompton, Kan, Aug. 1.-THE Lee
compton baseball team defeated the
Shawnee Mills Midgets in a game here
by a score of 4 to 8. The feature of
the game was the home run by Stark
of Lecompton. The battery for the
local team was Sanford and Tarr; for
Shawnee Midgets, Curry and Sawyer.
Garden City, Kan, Aug 1.-THE
Santa Fe Athletics from Topeka de-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago. Aug. 12.-Philadelphia won
| both games of doubleheader from
Chicago. The first game was batting
! bee in which the visitors outh1t the
er's battle. With Philadelphians on
first and second bases, Coombs. flied to
J. Collins who threw to Johnson,
catching B. Lord before he could return
to the base. Johnson then threw to
Rath at first before Lapp could return,
completing a beautiful triple play.
Score: T.
Philadelphia. ..:................s15 o
Batteries: White. Cicotte and Scha1k;
Bender, Coombs and Thomas: LaPp:
Summary: Two-base hits-Baker,
Mattick, Bodie McInnis. Three-base
hit-E Collins. Home run-Strunk
First on baIls-Of White. 2; off Bender,
p. Struck out-By Bender, 5; by
Coombs, 1. Umpires -O'Brien and
Dineen Second game: r H E
Chicago .....-...'.'.'.-....d
Batteries: Crabb, Walsh and Easter
ly; Coombs and Lapp.
Summary: Two-base hit - Oldring.
Home -un-Bodie Double plays
barry to 70. Collins to McInnis: E. Col
Inns to Barry to McInnis. Triple play
]. Collins to Johnson to Rath. First on
balls = Off Crabb. 4. Struck out = By
Crabb 8: by Coombs 4. Umpires-
D1neen ana ~ BTlen-
Detroit. Aug. 12.-Jean Dubuc won
his eleventh straight game when De-
troit defeated Boston. Crawford's
home run into the right field bleashers
in the sixth produced the deciding
tally Louden, by handling seven
chances without slip, claimed the dis
tinction of playing the entire long
hcme series which closed today, with
out an error.
Score X ii r.
Detroit ................... U
Boston -.....---z
Batteries: Dubuc and Stanage; Col
Inns, Hall and Carrigan.
Summary: Two-base hits-Vitt. On
slow. Three-base hit-Speaker- Home
Double plays Dubuc
to Iouden; Onslow to Louden; Stanage
to Bush. Bases on balls-Off Collins,
2; off Hall. 1; off Dubuc, 3. Struck
out-by Collins, 2; by Hall, 2; by Dubuc
4. Umpires-Westervel and O'Lough-
lin.
ST. Louis, Aug 12.-Washington. by
timely hitting and brilliant base run
ming, won the final game of the series
with ST. Louis. Johnson weakened in
the final innings but sensational field
ing saved the game.
Score: RI. E.
st. Louis % 1
washington OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6 2
Batteries-Johnson and Ainsmith, Will
liams; Hamilton and Alexander, Krich-
ell.
Summary: Two-base hit-Compton.
Three-base hit-Laporte. Bases on balls
OFF Hamilton 3, off Johnson 5. Struck
out-By Hamilton 6, by Johnson Z.
Umpires-Connolly and Hart.
Cleveland, Aug. I2-Cleveland made
it four straight from New York Cleve-
land scored more runs than hits Ba-
ker, semi professional from Bridgeport,
Conn, played third for Clevelend.
Score: RH.E.
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures 4
New York
Batteries-Blanding and O'Neill; Da-
Wis and Sweeney.
Summary: Two-base hit-Zinn. Three
base hit-Chase. Double play-Stump,
Simmons and Chase; Peckinpaugh, La
joie and Griggs. First on balls-On
Davis g. Struck out-By Banding 4,
by Davis ?. Umpires- Egan and Sheri-
dan.
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who made a very fair second base
man last year in the Western, was
one of the players on the tail end
team in the G. K. circuit this year.
The team on which Joe Rickert. who
is a good fielder without doubt, and
Fred Moore, who played good ball for
Rourke and Topeka in this league,
were on, finished in second place.
These indications show that the c. K.
circuit is at least a fast Glass D affair.
why don't the Omahogs draw bet
ter here? Rourke, on his last trip,
drew down 900 admissions in four
days. The next day came Sioux City
and played to 1000 people. Rourke
has a good team. The players are go
ing like an automobile race, but they
do not draw in Topeka.
Beginning a month from today, the
Kaws will be at home for II games.
Then they will go to Denver for the
closing of the season. The last team
visit covers September 23 to rs in
elusive.
When the team comes home it has
a stretch of IL games in a row with
ST. Joseph, Wichita and Denver.
Until the last trip of the Joseys here
they had been taking games easily
from the Kaws. Three out of four,
however, made things seem better to
the home fans.
One of the Kaw players for whom
it seems only safe to predict a great
year next season is Lee, the athlete
secured from the South Atlantic
League. Lee hasn't hit as he should
have this season. He has driven the
ball hard and fast, but always di-
rectly to some one. He is more nearly
in his stride now and another wear
with his experience, he should go
grandly. Meanwhile he is playing left
field better than any man who ever
donned a Kaw uniform.
Omaha and st. Joseph are trying to
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The saturda1 Contest.

Topeka. with a Central Kansas league
battery, Cocreham and Smith, struggled
with Des Moines for eleven innings here
Saturday afternoon but lost the game to
8 on a wild throw in the eleventh.
Cocrehan. recently of Manhattan held
Des Moines scoreless until the eighth in
nlng. In that inning a pinch hitter deliv-
cred walk and Reilly's homer tied up
the score, and in the eleventh Walsh
made wild heave and Topeka lost the
second game of the series. both being ex-
traordinaTy inning contests
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JOSEYS BEAT DENVER.

st. Joseph, Aug. 12.-St. Joseph
overcame a six run lead by batting
Schneider from the box, and eventual
~ won by hitting Leonard hard. 1t
took almost three hours to play the
nine innings. The batting of Coffey,
Meinke and Borton featured, the lat
ter making his eighth successive hit.
Score:
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persuade the Kaw management to
transfer some games to those towns
President Arch NJ. Catlin declares the
owners of the club see no reason why
they should do this. The owners, he
declares. are going to stick to the last
ditch. If it is necessary to transfer
games the franchise will he sold
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HOLD UP ISBELLS
Kaws Take One and Tie Second
Game.
REYNOLDS Holds DeS MOines to
Nine Hits.

Des Moines. Aug. 12--Topeka won
the first game of a double header and
with the score tied III the tenth inn
ing the second game was called IN
account of darkness. Costly errors
and hard hitting won the first game
for Topeka Des Moines punched hits
in the ninth inning of the second game
and tied the score.
score ETrSt game.
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dorff; Jackson and Clemens.
Second game R H L
Sioux City O10 o 8 0 0 0 o. 10 ]
Wichita OO12 2 0 o O-5 II
Batteries-Sage and Cadman; Jack
son and Clemens, Wacob.
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zone out when winning run was scored.
Score by innings: r
DeS Moines. 0 O3OO1-4
Topeka ..................0 o 0O1O2OO
Summary: Home run-Reilly. Sacrifice
hits-Gardner, Hahn. Walsh. Double plav
play-McGraw to Reilly. First on balls.
Cocreham. 4. Struck out-By Faber 3: Nv
Royce, 1; by Cocreham, e Stolen bases
Jones, McGraw. Hits-Om Faber in
innings; off Rogge. in innings. Left on
bases-Des Moines. 6; Topeka, l. Time
256- Umpires-McGinnis and Myers.
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TOPEKl

summary: IWO-base hits-Gardner.
First on balls-Off Rogge, 2; off
Hueston, /; off Cochran, 8. Struck out
BY ROgge, 2; by Hueston, 8; by
Cochran, 8. Hits-Off Royce. 8 in
Sinnings; off Hueston, in 2 innings
Time-2:15. Umpires-McGinnis and
Myers.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l. Minneapo-
lis ?
At Louisville-Louisvil1e 1o-1, ST. Paul
81.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3 Kan
sas City 5.
At Toledo-Toledo o. Milwaukee 1.
Sixteen innings.)
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SBatted for McGraw in fifth.
"sBatted for Douglass in fifth.
TOPEKA

Summary: Two base hits-Gardner,
Jones (2), Smith, Gear, Hahn. Bases
on balls-Off Sweet, 2; off Reynolds,
3; off Cochran 1. Struck out-By
Douglass, 10; by Reynolds, A; by
Cochran, 2. Hits-Off Douglass, 9 in
: innings; off Sweet, none in 1 inning;
off Hueston, none in L inning; off
Reynolds, in innings; off Cochran,
] in 1 inning. Umpires-Myers and
McGinnis. Time-2:55.
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American AssociafIon.
HICKS WINS GAME.
Pitchers Triple Puts Contest on Ice
for Omahogs.
OMAN

Omaha, Aug. 12.-Harry Hicks won
his own game when he knocked out
three Dagger in the seventh. Score:
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ST. JOSEPH.

Three base hit-Meinke. Two base
hits-W esterzil Kelly. Sacrifice hits
Cassidy, Lindsay. Leonard, Griffith.
Stolen base-Coffey, Block. Left on
bases-Denver, 10: st. Joseph, 8.
Struck out-By Woldring, 8; by Chel-
lette. 1 by Crutcher, :; by Northrup,
8; by Schneider, 5; by Leonard, 8.
First on balls-Of WoIdring, 2: off
Chellette 1; off Northrup, 1; off
Schneider. 2; off Leonard, 3. Wild
pitch-Leonard. Time-2:05. UNI
pires-F1ynn and Knapp.
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feated the local baseball team here by
| the score of 5 to 2. This was the
first game lost by the Garden City nine
in the last nine games played.
Walton. Kan, Aug. 12-Peabody
Methodist and Walton played ball on
the latter's diamond last Thursday.
Walton won by the close score of to
2. 1t was fast clean game. Walton
will return the game at Peabody.
Score: r.
Walton ................e 90 o 0 0 80
Peabody ......O o o 0 0 OIL
Struck out-By Ames 7, by Grey z.
| Hits-Of Annes .. off Grey 5. Bases
| on balls-On Ames 1, off Grey 1. UNI
pire-Yoder.
Winfield. Kan, Aug. 12.-In game
featured by good battery work on both
sides. the Winfield Reds defeated the
Wichita Orients here, A to 1.
Score: RHE E.
wichita .........o eooo1Oo-1 I
Winfield ........0 2 OIL O0o1 - 5
Batteries-Ashland and Blankman;
Werner and Back.
Chicago, Aug. lad Wolgast and
Packy Mcfarland will meet in a 10
round bout under the auspices of the
Garden Athletic club in New York Oc-
tober 1, according to word received
here from a representative of the East
ern club at Cadillac, Mich. Both men
are to weigh 135 at o'clock, accord
ing to the terms of the match.
SATURDAY BASEBALL RESULTS.
Western League.
Sioux City 5; Wichita 4.
st. Joseph 5; Denver 4.
Omaha 6; Lincoln 2.
American League.
st. Louis 8, 2; washington /, 1.
Boston 4; Detroit /.
Philadelphia 8; Chicago 6.
Cleveland 5, New York 1.
National League.
Brooklyn Z, Pittsburg 5.
Philadelphia 10, 5 Cincinnati 2, 4.
New York 6; st. Louis 2.
Chicago IL: Boston 10.
American Association.
indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 4.
Columbus 5, 10; Kansas City 2, g.
Milwaukee 5, 2; Louisville 1, 4.
Rain at Toledo
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LINCOLN.

Summary: Two-base hit-Schipke.
Three base hits-Kane, Hicks. Home
Hutchinson. First on balls-Off
Mogridge, 8. Struck out-By Hicks.
6; by Mogridge, 3; by Smith, 1. Hits
off Mogridge, in innings; off
Smith, in L inning. Time-1:4O.
Umpire-Haskeu
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American Ass.

american ASSOCIdlIUH.
Indianapolis 4; Minneapolis 4.
Columbus 5, 10; Kansas City 2, g
Milwaukee 5, 2; Louisville 1, 4.
Rain at Toledo.
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by Jove, I left my purse under my pi;-
low ''Oh. well, your servant is honesI.
isn't she2'' That's just it. She'll take Il
to my wife. Boston Post.
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When one manager fights the UNI
pire constantly and the other does
nothing beyond register an occasional
kick in a gentlemanly way the one
who nags is going to get it if pos
sible. 1t saves trouble for the umpire.
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jackson Wins Two

Sioux City, Aug. 12.-Jackson' S
brilliant pitching won the first game
of a doubIeheader for Wichita, and
faultless fielding helped the twirler
take the second.
First game r H E
Sioux City O01OOo1 90 4
Wichita 20 0 0 2 1 1 1 o. II L
Batteries-White, Brown and Oren-
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The East Side Stars defeated the
South Topeka Sluggers Sunday after
noon by a score of Is to Z. The fea-
ture of the game was the hitting OF
the E S. S., Wetterland making two
home runs and CranIer one.
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Fred Moore is playing first base fol
the Los Angeles team. The Los An.
geles examiner of Friday show him IL
action at the initial bag.
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National League.
Brooklyn Z, Pittsburg 5.
Philadelphia 10, 5; Cincinnati 2, 4.
New York 6; st. Louis 2.
Chicago IL: Boston 10.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-12

Lewis Single Binder costs more than
other sc cigars. Made of extra qualify
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Meanwhile begin planning now I
go out and look tim over when tn
team returns home next week.
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The Santa Fe Cubs were walloped By
the Highland Park team, Sunday. The
score was II to 5. Batteries-Taylor,
Jackson and Shaffer; Brown and john
son.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-12

The Mills store team defeated the
Crosby Brothers team yesterday by a
score of to 1. Batteries-Mills,
Chase and Young; COSBY, Wall and
Snyder.
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The fear in regard to the recruits
from the Central Kansas League is
that the class of the league may be
too much for them There is vast
difference between Glass d and Glass
A baseball. And it may be that, al
though stars in the c. K. circuit, they
will be slow here. But Sammy Krepps,
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Nothing gets to a recruit like an
away from home trip Make up your
minds to get out when the team comes
home Look over the new players and
Incidentally encourage the owners of
the team. It's hard pull to keep
the team here this year, but these
men are going to do it and they are
digging down into their pockets every
day for the money required.
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AMATEUR AND sEMIPRo.

The Mail and Breeze team defeated
the Walk-Overs Sunday morning at
Skene's park by score of 8 to @
Score: RHE
Mail and Breeze. Observation-Disclosures 2
Walk-OVerS --.-...-...--.....
Batteries-Wells and Reed; Curry,
Atchison Miller, and Carson.
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The South Topeka team defeated the
L. p H. T. p. Sunday by a score OF
4 to 2. Batteries-RambIers, Richard
son, Reed and Kerle; Logan and Logan
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SATURDAY BASEBALL RESULTS.

Western League.
Sioux City 5; Wichita 4.
st. Joseph 5; Denver 4.
Omaha 6; Lincoln 2.
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American League.
st. Louis 8, 2; Washington 1, 1.
Boston 4; Detroit /.
Philadelphia 8; Chicago 6.
Cleveland 5, New York 1.
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Pitcher Sullivan, southside finger
from the Three L league is the latest
addition to the flinging department
Of the Kaws. Little is known of Sui
Ivan here but he was secured for the
purpose of trying him out. If he
shows the stuff he will be added to
the KaW list.
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The West End team defeated the
Boy Scouts Sunday by a score of %
to 1. Batteries-West End. Klein and
Logan: Boy Scouts, Woods and Ro-
naHder.