The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-14
KaWS Won Final Game b
Score of 13 to Z.
Scored Four Runs in First and
Nine in Seventh.
RAPPS COT q HITS IN a UP
COcreham Allowed First Safe
Hit in Fifth Inning.
Smith Hurt While Sliding
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The Kaws broke loose in another
of those batting rallies and won the
= odd game of the series from Omaha
by the score of IS to Z. They started
the game by landing on Robinson for
four hits and four runs in the first
inning and did not score again dur
ing the game until the seventh, when
a series of hits, errors and miscella-
neous plays netted nine runs.
Cocreham held his lynx on the
Omaha club. He started the game
and held them without a hit for four
and one-third innings. Hickory
johnson was the first to land a safe
plow and he got one that was good fol
two bases.
Robinson. after the first inning,
was practically invincible until the
seventh. He allowed the Kaws to hit
safe occasionally but never more than
one in the same inning until in the
seventh. He and the entire team took
a trip to the clouds on this occasion
and the nine runs resulted.
George Cochran started the game
by beating out a scratch nit, Lee went
out, Payne to Kane; Forsythe drew a
pass and McLarry hit for three bases,
scoring both runners; Carlo Smith
followed with single to right which
scored McLarry. Rapps followed with
a single and Smith scored when the
pair pulled off a double steal. Smith
was hurt in sliding to the plate and
had to retire from the game. Gear
took his place
The visitors started their run get
ting in the fifth inning, when Hickory
johnson broke Cocrehan's no-hit am
billions by slamming out double.
Grub followed with a single and
scored Johnson.
Not content with condition, and the
score, the visitors started after Ham
again in the sixth inning. With
Payne out, CoyIe drew a pass,
Thomson beat out an infield hit to
Cochran. Cochran's throw to first
was wild Coyle went to third and
Thomson to second. Congalton scored
Coyle on a sacrifice fly. Kane was
safe on McLarry's error and johnson
singled, scoring Thomson.
Not content with allowing the Kaws
a one-run lead, the visitors landed
on Cocreham again and tied up the
score. Justis singled to right, Rob
insOn hunted in an attempt to sacri-
flee. Rapps fielded the ball but
pulled French off the bag and both
runners were safe. Payne followed
with a single and scored JustiS.
The Kaws came back in the last OF
the seventh with the score a tie.
Cochran led off and was hit by a
pitched ball, Lee hunted but Robinson
fun bled the ball and both runners
were safe, Forsythe hit to right field.
Lee was expecting Kane to catch it
and was forced at second. CongaIton
to Justis. McLarry drew a pass. fill
ing the bases Gear hit to right for
a single and Congalton made a vile
throw to third. Three runs counted
and Gear stopped on third. Rapps
tripled and Gear scored, McAllister
singled and Rapps scored, French |
flew out to Coyle, Cocreham drew a |
pass, Cochran came up for the second !
time in the inning and was hit by a |
pitched ball for the second time in |
the inning and the third time in the |
game With the bases sagging, Lee |
hit TO right for two bases. scoring I
the three runners, Kane made a wild !
heave of the ball to second and Lee |
went to third, Forsythe tripled and |
Lee scored. McLarry drew a pass and !
Gear ended the inning when he forced |
McLarry at second.
With big lead, Cocreham eased up |
and allowed the OmahOgs to ramble
some in the ninth inning. Shestak I
batting for Appellate who pitched i
the eighth inning, was safe on a |
scratch hit. Payne forced him at sec |
ond, Coyle singled. Thomson hit |
what appeared to be a single to cen
ter but the ball caromed off with re-
verse English and went to the fence |
for home run. The score;