The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-09
AnteIOpes Won the First and
KawS Took Second.
First Game Was 2 to and
Second Ended 6 to 3.
RICHARDSON ALLOWED | HIT
Gave Winning Run With Wild
ThOw to First Base.
Gears Crew Leave for Denver
and Return Thursday.

The Kaws split a double header bill
with the Antelopes Sunday. This
makes an equal division of series
of four games. Richardson opposed
them in the first game and pitched a
one hit contest and allowed the win
ming run on wild throw to first base.
The score was ? to 1. He was opposed
by Tom Tuckey, who allowed the kaws
to garner five safe hits but his team
mates were right behind him and al
lowed the KawS to make but one run
Tom Lloyd in the third inning, with
two out drew free transportation
stole second and scored when Charlie
Mullen drove the ball against the left
field fence for two bases. The Ante
lopes' other run was scored in the
seventh inning when Mccormick led
off with a pass, Barbour sacrificed.
Bowling flew cut to Gear. Knapp nit
the ball to Richardson but the parson
threw wild to first and allowed Nc
Cormick to score and Knapp went to
second. The Antelopes had but five
men on bases during the entire con-
test The Kaws had six men on the
bases and but one scored.
The Kaws' only score in this con-
test was showed across the pan in the
sixth inning when Cochran led off and
singled and Lee did likewise. Lees
single rolled along the third base line.
Barbour got one hand on the ball
the runner. Cochran scored when
Gear drove a sacrifice fly to right field
which was caught by Cobb
The Kaws got the deciding run of
the second contest when they scored
four runs. The final count was to
8. Doc Reynolds started the contest
for the Kaws and Wolverton was the
AntelopeS' offer. He lasted but one
inning. He retired in favor of Dessau.
who held the Kaws to seven hits and
no
contest.
The Kaws opened fire at the very
beginning. Cochran was the first man
up and hit the ball over the left field
fence for a home run. Forsythe fol-
lowed and singled. Gear did likewise
McLarry advanced them base when
he went out from Wolverton to Null
len. Rapps cleaned up the bases
when he hit to left field for two bases
and scored when Crist singled to cen
ter.
Forsythe and McLarry doubled in
the fourth inning and the former
scored. The Antelopes ended the
Kaws' pastime by a double play. They
got their last run in the seventh when
Reynolds was safe on Dowling's err
ror, Cochran forced him at second,
Forsythe advanced Cochran to third
on single to left and Cochran scored
when Gear went out by the way of
Downing to Lloyd TO Mullen.
The Antelopes got three runs dur
ing this contest and got them one at
a time. The first run was showed over
the pan in the first inning when Lloyd
led off with a single. Mullen sacrificed,
Lloyd stole third and scored on Crisis
wild throw to third. The second run
was showed over the pan in the third
inning when Dessau led off with a sin
gle. Lloyd few out to Gear and singles
by Mullen and Cobb showed Dessau
over the rubber. Singles by Mullen,
Cobb. and Mccormick, in the fifth.
scored Mullen and this was the last
run of the contest for the visitors.
The Kaws left last night for Den
yer to play three days and will return
home Thursday to meet Wichita in
four games in three days. A double
header will be played with Wichita
next Saturday, then the Kaws will
leave for twelve days
The score: