The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-26
French Hit Home Run With
Rapps on Second.
Second Game Was Postponed
VIII Play Off Later.
QUINN DIDN'T ALLOW A SCORE
Fullerton and McCOnnaughey
Knocked Out of Box.
McLarry Was Sensation at Key
stone Sack.

The KawS won a fifteen inning con-
test from st. joseph by scoring the
winning run with a fair hit over the
left field fence. Joe French delivered
the goods after Rapps had hit for two
bases and Gear flied out to Griffith
while trying to sacrifice. double
header had been arranged but the con-
test was drawn out so long that but
the one game was attempted The
other will be played the next time the
Josies come to Topeka.
McConnaughev and Fullerton start
ed the game for their respective teams.
Fullerton was effective until the sixth
inning and did not allow a, hit up to
that time. However, in this round, he
weakened and allowed two runs. The
inning ended with the bases full and
he was lucky in getting away with but
two scores.
beginning and the Kaws scored two
runs in the first round Chellete re-
lieved him in the sixth and pitched
shut out ball until the fifteenth in
ming when the winning run was showed
over the pan. The wind was blowing
hard but both teams played on their
toes from beginning to end They pull
ed off stellar stunts in fielding and
piled up a lot of errors.
With McLarry disposed of in the first
inning, Cochran singled. and scored on
Lees double, Lee scored on ForSythe'S
single. Gear and Rapps went out.
With Crist out in the second, French
drove the ball to Kelly in left. Kelly
dropped the ball. Fullerton went out to
the infield and showed French to sec
ond He scored on McLarry's single to
right With Cochran out in the third,
Lee and Forsythe doubled, the former
scoring. Gear was safe on Ochs' error
and F'orsythe scored from third when
9apps hit a sacrifice fly to Zwilling.
The Kaws up to this time appeared
to have something on the visitors and
really made them look bad but Full
lerton's weakness in the sixth changed
things. Kelly led off and went out to
Rapps unassisted, Watson singled and
went to third on Ochs' double to left. |
Zwilling was walked Intentionally and |
Watson was forced to score when Ket- |
ter was hit by a pitched ball. West |
erzil hit a sacrifice fly to Lee and Ochs !
scored.
The seventh was more disastrous
than the sixth. ChelIette led off and |
was out, French to Rapps, Kelly |
doubled and scored on Watson's three |
ba Sc drive. Watson scored on a wild |
pitch Ochs singled and went to second |
on wild pitch and scored on Zwilling's |
single to center. Westerzil and Rine- |
hart, who replaced Brewer, went out |
Brewer was fired out of the game for |
Directing to the decision Of Umpire
O'Toole who called him out on third |
strike.
The Kaws got another run in the last |
of the sixth when Rapps led off and |
was safe on Meinke's wild throw to
first. Rapps went to third on Fuller
toms single and scored on McLarry's
two base drive.
The visitors tied up the game in the
first of the ninth when Ochs went out
from McLarry to Rapps, Zwilling
singled, Ketter struck out and Zwilling
scored on WesterziTs two base drive.
Texas Smith relieved Fullerton in the
seventh inning and he was relieved by
Quinn in the tenth. Quinn held the
visitors without a run during the re-
mainder of the game. They had men
on bases in every inning and had one
man on third, but the ex-Federal
league man had them on his staff and
held them under control.
The final blow came when Rapps led
off in the fifteenth and hit for two
bases, Gear attempted to sacrifice and
fie won't to Griffin. French hit the ball
to left field and 1t bounced over the
fence, The score: