The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-30
Denver WON One
Bears Beat the Cooleysox by
Bunching Hits.
Locals Fielded Like Major
Leaguers-Score 5 to 4.

The Cooleysox got greater num-
Der of hits, but the Bears were more
lucky in punching a fewer number
and won Mondays game by the score
of to 4. Reisigl pitched good ball
until the last three innings and then
he weakened and the game went twit-
tering. He failed to cover first base
in the seventh inning and this proved
to be the break Of the game.
Reisigl did not let a man get or
base in the first three innings and in
the fourth inning the Bears made
their first run. They went out in or
der in the fifth and sixth and showed
two more across the pan in the sew
enth which tied up the game. They
scored one in the eighth and one more
in the ninth while they held the To-
Gals to four runs and won the game
Gaskell was pitching horseshoes
In four innings the locals got more
than one hit of his delivery and in
three innings they got one each
Reisigl led in hitting for the Kaws
by getting three hits in four times al
runs. McAllister got two hits in three
times at bat and Cochran got two
hits in five times at bat.
The Bears made the first run OF the
game by scoring in the first inning
Eddington led of with a pass. Cas-.
sidy sacrificed, Coffey singled and
Mitchell doubled. scoring Eddington
Butcher walked, filling the bases, and
Barbour hit into a double play.
The locals denied the pan with two
runs in the same inning when, with
one out, Tallion walked, baltimore
singled. Gaskell did not care to take
a chance with McAllister and gave
him free transportation. Reisigl was
the next batter and Gaskell underes-
timated his ability as a batter. The
results was that Reisigl hit to left GEN.
ter and Tallion and baltimore scored
Following the fourth inning, REFS
igl settled down and the Bears went
out in order in the fifth and sixth in
nings. During the meantime. the To-
Gals showed a run across the pan in
the sixth when Tallion singled, Lat
timore forced him at second. McAl1is-
ter went out and baltimore went to
second. Reisigl singled again, scor-
ing baltimore. and the game appeared
to be on ice, but not SO. as the Bears
tied up the game in the seventh.
With one out, Butcher singled, Bar
bour hit fast liner to Koerner but
Reisigl failed to cover the bag and
two runners were out. Fisher flew
runners with a double to the left
field fence.
Eddington led off in the eighth
with a pass, Cassidy sacrificed, Ed
dington stole third and scored on
Coffey's short single to center. In
the ninth. Fisher led off and walked
Block and Gaskell went out and
Fisher scored when Cochran fie1ded
Eddington's grounder and threw it in
the dirt in front of Koerner.
The locals went out in order in the
seventh and got two singles in the
eighth. with two men down and Coch-
ran went out to the infield. In the
ninth inning. Potts led off and was
safe at first and went to second on
Coffey's wild throw to Fisher, For
sythe singled to center, scoring Potts
and Forsythe went to second. Gas
kell fielded Koerners grounder and
Forsythe was caught of base be-
tween second and third. KoerneI
kept going and got on second and
went to third on Rapps' infield out
Tallion went out at first, Fisher to
Gaskell, and the game was over with
the locals one run in the red. The
score: