The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-30
Take Final Game From Denver
by Score of z to 2.
punched Hits on Bonnie Harris
i'm Fourth and Eighth.
FIELDING WAS SENSATIONAL
Got Only Extra Base
Hits-DOubIe and Triple.
Team Returns Saturday With
Hollands st. Joe DrummerS.

| Cocreham was effective in pinches
while the Kaws punched hits on Bonnie
Harris and the Grizzlies were beaten
nv the score of ! to >. The kaws bunch
ed three hits in the fourth lnnlns'
which coupled with a walk and an err
| ror gave them four runs with '1'lr
| hits. walk and a sacrlhce ny IN the
eighth inning, they got ehree more
| runs
The Grizzlies outhit the Kaws by a
big majority but Cocreham kept tfem
so we'll scattered that they Sot
| but two runs and one OF these was
| showed over the pan in the fourth n
ming when Joe French pooteu Two
| drives. Cocreham pitched himself INTO
A hole on four other occasions ana 1t
appeared that he would fling away the
/ lead which the Kaws had given him,
| but he usually frightened up, ana Win
excellent fielding, he saved his bacon
! Denver started binging the ball in the
! first inning. when with two out, Chan-
mel hit a safe drive to center Held
( Butcher followed and grounded out 70
! Rapps unassisted. Fisher led OF in the
| third with a single but Harris hit IN
to a double play. CULLEN followed and
, flew out to Joe French
Cassidy led off in the fourth and
/ fouled out out to McAllister, Channel
was safe on French's error, Butcher
singled to right and sent Channel to
third and he scored on Elston's single
to left. Spahr filled up the bases when
he was safe on the second error Of the
inning bv Joe French Fisher ended
the inning when he few out to Gear
and but one run resulted. The Eases
We're full.
Harris led off in the fifth with i
single and the next three batters flew
out Butcher led off in the sixth with
a single. EIston struck out, Spahr beat
~ -f-rTT ok .NIIr
Fisher singled scoring Butcher ana
Harris ended the inning by striking
out The visitors had two men on passes
in the seventh and two hits put two
on in the ninth but the Kaws tighten
ed up and refused to allow them 10
score.
The Kaws hit safe and scored in but
two innings. The remainder of the time
Harris was air tight and wouldn't al
low A hit although sensational fielding
81. we'd him from a more severe drub bling
and his team mates caught drives or
felded grounders which were labeled
sa fe hits
With French out in the fourth inning
Forsythe drew free transportation, ne
went to second on a wild pitch and
scored when McLarry hit for two bases
Gear flew out to EIston and Rapps
singled to right. scoring McLarry. Price
was safe when Jack Coffey made a wild
heave of his groupder to first and vent
to second on the overthrow Rapps
scored on the same play McAllister
followed with d single and Price Went
to third. Cocreham ended the tanning
and allowing the two men to die on
base
Bill Rapps drew a pass in the sixth
inning but he was the only man to get
on bases between the fourth and
eighth. Joe French beat out an inneld
hit in the eighth for a starter, Forsythe
flew out to CHANNEL, McLarry hit Tor
three bases and French scored. The
drive went to left field and the bail
finally found its way through the club
house door. E.lston was handicapped
by d sprained ankle and had poor luck
in recovering the ball Gear scored
McLarry with a sacrifice fly to right. |
Rapps drew a pass. Price sent him to
second with a single to center and
Rapps scored on McAIlister's single to |
left Cocreham again ended the run
getting when he fouled out to Larry !
Spahr.
The Bears threatened to pick up
some of the slack in the ninth when !
Block, hitting for Harris. got on with a i
Rapps. Channel went out to Rapps I'M |
assisted and Butcher flew out to Price |
Prices play on this ball was a feature |
Of the game. He made a short run
forward and caught it off his shoe laces
while down on one knee.
The Kaws return home Saturday |
with St. Joseph. doubleheader sum !
day. The score: