The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-08
Detroit got Is hits off Falkenberg and

llnB ana clean E@@1Ag gave the NTH
game of the spf1ng series with the
worlds champions to the Philadelphia
Nationals by the score of to 2. The
Nationals now have three victories to
the Americans two. The series Will end
on Tuesday. The score: r H E
Nationals 100 1 2 0 0 1-6 IL 0
Americans. 80 o o o % 2
Umpires-ConnoIly and Rigler.
st. Louis, April S-A batting rally.
which Melted five runs in the sixth in
ming today, enabled the ST. Louis Ma
! tlonal league team to defeat the local
American league team 9 to 7. The Ma
tlonals won the srNing series by to 2.
In the sixth inning Harry Steinfeldt
or the Nationals, coaching at third
base, and Jimmy Austin of the
AMERICANS, had a fist fight, after
Mowry slid into Austin and Austin
pinned Mowry down. In an alteration
which followed, Steinfeldt hit Austin,
who knocked Steinfe1dt down. Police
1nterfered and later the players shook
hands. Score: RH e
Nationals 915 /
Batteries-Steele, Harmon and Bres-
nahan; Mitchell. Petty, Baumgardner
and Stephens
Umpires-Egan and tombstone
St Joseph. Mo-. April s.-TimeIy hits,
couples with errors and stolen bases,
gave the Chicago American regulars an
easy victory over the local Western
league team, the score being to /. The
chicago pitchers had the local PLAYERS
at thelr mercy Score: r H E
chicago Observation-Disclosures. 10 1
Batteries = Mogridge. Peters and
Mayer, Kuhn; Crutcher, CHIN and
Castle.
CITY won an exciting and close game
from the Pfttsburg Nationals here, 6 10
D. The score was tied until the eighth
when Catcher James, of Kansas CITY.
drove in a home run
Column bus, O., April 8.-The New York
american league team defeated the
columbus club here in an exciting but
poorly played game. All the pitchers
were ineffective and were hit hard. be-
SIDES giving many bases on balls.
ST| r H E
Columbus ........' y 6
MISUNDERSTANDING, Mcconnell and
street; Packard, Doak, Romaine and
Green, Smith
~, indianapolis. Ind, April s.-The Chicago
from II the indianapolis American associa-
tlon by a score of L to o. The pitching
OF Mcintyre and Toney featured.
Chicago . n
Indianapolis ... . n
atteries-McIntyre, Toney and Need
nam; White and Mccarthy.
Cincinnati, O.. April s.-The Boston
A a sWamped the Cincinnati Ma
e tor here IA to 1. Wood and O'Brien,
and held Cincinnati to five hits. StahI's
triple with the bases full in the seventh
inning, and Speakers hitting figured.
score: R.H.E.
Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures. 8
Batterieg1Keefe. Gaspar and Mclean:
Wood, OBrien and Nunnemacher
Denver, Colo, April s.-Loose work in
the fnfield lost for Denver the first of a
series of exhibition games with the kan
sas City Blues here today. The feature
or the game was the work of the pitch
ers, who displayd better than the aver
yer and Love of Kansas City were the
stars at batting, each scoring a home run
Score; R.H.E.
Batteries-Riley. Everdon and Martin;
Schneider and Spahr, F'rambes. |
Baltimore, April s-Purdue pitched
great ball for the Boston Nationals and
shut out the Baltimore Internationals, 5 !
to o.
Score: R.H.E.
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30 10 |
6aIIInore ---..--------.-.-.O |
Battertes-Purdue and Killing; Dygart, |
Can't and Payne
Springfield O., April S.-The Brooklyn |
National league second team defeated the |
Springfield Central league team to l. |
New York, April S.-The baseball season |
was opened here when the New York |
Nationals defeated the Jersey City Inter
national league team to l. Ames pitched |
fine ball for the locals in the first six |
innings, allowing only one hit and giving |
40 passes
Score R.H.E.
New York. .................5 2 |
Jersey City. ................1 2 |
Batetries-Ames Marquard and Myers; |
Wilson, Doescher, Mains and Wells, Be
mis-
Danville, Ill, April S.-A batting rally
n the eighth and ninth innings gave the
game to the Milwaukee American associa-