The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-31
SCORE nine RUNS
Omaha Club Was Easy for the
COOleyites.
Pound Three Pitchers-NOne
Could Stop Locals.
REISIGL ALLOWED ONE RUN
TOpekans ClOut Eight Extra
Base Hits-14 in All.
Home Pitcher Gets Triple and
q TWO-Base Hit.

The Omaha pitchers were fneffec'
tive against the Topeka batters Thurs
day afternoon and the Cooleyites con-
tinued their winning streak. John
Gonding, boss of the Rourke aggrega-
ton. during the absence of Pa, SEM
three pitchers against the local Dats-
men, but all were given rough treat
ment, which added to the long list Oh
scores of the home club. Reisigl was
in fine form and allowed but one run.
The Omaha batters solved his dellv-
ery occasionally and threatened to
score. but it was no use. The Ger
man pitcher held enough strength and
ability to pitch himself out of trouble
The Topeka club started off in the
lead The visitors went out in order
in the first inning and the Cooleyites
made two. Styles settled down and
pitched shutout ball until the sixth in
ming and then he was batted off the
mound. During the interim, the locals
batted out a few safe hits and put
styles in a hole in two different IN
nings, but his club was giving him gih
edged support and they held the locals
without a run during the four innings.
The locals landed on Styles and beat
him off the rubber in the sixth inning.
He went wild and after walking TWO
and hitting one man with pltcneo
hall. he allowed two hits, double ana
a single, which netted three runs. ne
retired in favor of Slagle. but left two
men on the bases. Slagle was mo-
thoroughly warmed up and allowed
three more runs before the side was
retired. Closman took up the duties
as official HEAVIER in the seventh IN
ming. Topeka made one run on his
delivery, in the eighth inning.
The visitors made their only run IN
the sixth inning. Thomson led off
fannnd
went out on a fielder's choice from
Tallion to Koerner and Thomson
scored on the play. Thomason started
toward home with the motion of the
pitchers arm and Tallion did not have
time to throw him out at the plate.
The visitors punched two hits In tn"
second inning before a man had been
Thomson came up and Graham was
thrown out at home on the former
fielder's choice and Thomas flew OUT In
the next inning. with call of three and
two on Krug, Reisigl dropped the ball
while taking his wind up. Umpire
Stockdale allowed the batter a base on
balls. Cooley kicked and would have
protested the decision had it been nee
essary to with the game.
In the ninth inning Schlibner and Con-
galton hit safe, Crosby famed and Ora
ham walked fling the bases. Reisigl
famed Dunlap, and Kruger, batting Tor
Closman went out from baltimore to
Koerner on an easy grounder. That
play ended the game
With Cochran out in the first inning,
La Flambcis singled and scored on For
sythes double. Koerner went out on a
fielder's choice and Rapps doubled,
scoring Forsythe.
In the sixth Forsythe led off and flew
out to SoEgalton, koerner walked.
Rapps was hit by a pitched ball and
Tallion walked, filling the bases, Latti-
more singled to center, scoring KOer-
ner and Rapps. Wakefield doubled to
right. scoring Tallion. Slagle relieved
Styles and Reisigl hit for two bases,
scoring baltimore and Wakefield Coch-
ran beat out an infeId hit, La Flambois
went out on a fielder's choice, Schlibner
made wild throw to the plate and
Reisigl scored, Forsythe flew out to
Schlibner and ended the inning.
CIosman pulled out Of a hole in the
eighth with the aid of his club. Koer-
ner led off with nit and Rapps forced
him at second, Tallion famed and Lat
timore's single put Rapps on second
the latter was forced at third on Wake
fields fielder's choice.
In the last inning La Flambois tripled
and scored on Forsythe's single after
two were out.
Omaha again today and Saturday