The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-03

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Birds Ego View Of Sunday Game.
Search me-" was the comprehensive
answer Of the other gent.
And they were talking about the Sun
day game, wherein the Sioux got three
fourths OF a dozen goose fruit and three
scratch hits. And it may be said in
lie down and roll over. They played
ball every jump in the road and were
simply out-played.
The game started with Messrs Reisizl
and Doyle as pitchers. Herr Reisfgl
was still there when the curtain fell
or the last act. and he helped material
~ in yanking down the curtain. but
Mr.. Doyle blew Early. It may be wen
to review that first inning. The rest
doesn't matter. a. a short, obese horsx
IL soon curried:
The Sioux went out. Elm, swell, drei,
yoost like that. The Cooleyites came to
bat and began to make hay. They not
shelter in hurry. With Cochran out,
the Indian nit two bags worth. For
sythe followed with three-bag ticket,
scoring tho Pottawatomie. Koerner
hit a single. scoring Forsythe, and ST.
lent Willie Rapps singled, scoring Koer-
ner. Then Mr.. Doyle got the hook, and
his place was filled by Clark As soon
as Pap" took the mound, they gfgged
Silent Willie at second. and Tallion few
to Callahan That Is a boiled-down re-
sumo Of nearly all the base work for
eight innings. In the eighth. der Count
Reistgl hits him one by der score board
oud. advancing baltimore to third.
Cochran hit IN easy one to second base
where 1t was juggled long enough to
score both baltimore and Reisigl That
closed one OF the shortest games Of the
season. Ths enemy came to bat In the
first half OF the ninth. and went cut 20
fast that they were all out before the
audience could crush through the exit.
1t was the snappy finish OF the tenth
straight game for Topeka, and the game
that put Cooley's gaxooks In second
place.
The score was five to not any, and
It wasn't one OF those luck games
wherein the home team wins while the
enemy is getting the big end of the
hits The noble Sioux got just three
scratch hits. and in the whole game
but three Sioux warriors were permit
ted to demise on bases. Hoch der
Reisigl!
The Sioux have an Indian name, but
choice collection Of 'harps'' ON the
STAFF. Prominent among same may be
noted Aessrs. Cooney, Callahan, MUIR
ply and Reagan. Reagan, late OF To-
peka, will probably pitch against his
ex-teammates today.
In That Saturday Pair.
1t started with Mr.. Grover pitching.
Kruger hit q home run with Thomson
on, and right there Omaha was ahead
the first time since they hit our fair
village this trip. But they didn't hold
it long. A moment later Cochran
F.
easy one. and Silent Willie Rapps hit
for three stations with Messrs- Indian
and Koerner ON. The Omahogs didn't
hold the lead long enough to get ac-
Quainted with It, In the fifth. some
gink got a rope and tied the score. Mr..
cause he was too anxious to beat
O'ROurke's Pirates. and Rags Faircloth
relieved him. Faircloth was there like
sack Of pig iron. and the visitors for
got how to score during the balance OF
that game. The score was even at the
end OF the fourth. but Topeka had two
hits to their nine. It was in the fifth
that Walt Mason's pet aborigine
cracked one over the fence, which put
Topeka again in the lead.
In the sixth period. our distinguished
guests got all unused up. and about
everybody on the home team took part
in the attempt to put them right The
mess contained q number of things
among them a double steal staged by
Messrs Cochran and La F1ambois. The
homers made but five that inning. In
! the seventh, Ragscloth scared himself
stiff by bouncing one on the fence fol
three pillows, and it's a shame he
couldn't score.
| The second game brought forth the
same to 4 score. but the figures were
differently arranged. The enemy made
three. without taking the trouble t.
| purchase a license tag, In the third
and the homeguard retaliated by max
ing four, Sy hitting a three bagger and
scoring two who were ahead Of him
Koerner scored Sy and Tallion score<
Koerner. In our end Of the eighth
Cochran hit for three bags. ana score<
on q punk throw to catch him At third
The noble red man got q walk. thel
moved to third on Lattimore's double
scoring from thence on Father Meal
listers sacrifice. The enemy mad
their one in the eighth.
It WAS In the eighth that Dashne1
i left-kider. gladly relinquished the jol
to Grover. who blew In the nrst game
and had been haunting the waFminl
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