The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-30

summary: Three-baSe hits-koerner.
Clarke. Gear. Sacrifice hits-Taliion.
Rapps. MCGEE, Patterson. Stolen base
Forsythe. Left on bases-Topeka 9; st.
Watson to Patterson; Wall to r. Watson
to Griffith Struck out-GlarEe 4; sterzer
2-3 innings: on Sterzer 4 in 1 1-3 in
nings Wild pitch-BeIl. Hit by pitcher
By Sterzer (TalHon and Cochran). Time
1:55. UmpireS-Barr and McCanerty.
Notes Of tho Game.
The Kaws were SO overioyed at
finally winning ball game that they
all laid down and rolled in the dust
with delight after the last out was
made. 1t was amusing to see the
smiles on their faces at breaking the
long-drawn-out losing streak.
that Topeka hasn't won both games
here. He garnered four hits out Of
five times up Thursday and the same
number of blows out of four trips to
the plate yesterday. making eight hits
out of nine trials-some batting aver
age SO far for the series. Two of his
hits yesterday were doubles and ono
was "a triple. He also got q two-bag-
ger Thursday.
Clarke potched nice game ana de-
served to win. He only struck out
four, but he famed men once or twice
to get out Of holes.
Koerner's ripple in the fourth
bounced over Fox's head and folled
clear to the left field fence.
Clarke also contributed to his vic
tory by his hitting. Out OF five times
up he poled two singles and q double.
| When MCGEE sacrificed in the ninth.
advancing Gear to second and Rapps
to third, the catcher tried to make
an extra base on 1t and was thrown
| out at the plate.
Lincoln .: Denver 3.
Denver, May 30.-Lincoln won the
second game Of the series from Dem
yer. Dessau was in great form. and
held the locals to four hits. Collins
hit for a home run and triple in
four times at bat. Score: R.H.E
Lincoln .....-.. 200 600 1S0-S 2
Batteries-Dessau and Rehor: King.
Schneider and Spahr.
Stolen basesHMullen. McGaffigan.
Sacrifice fly-Iloyd. Sacrifice hits
M snsae Three , base nitsIG collins
Home run-Collins. Struck out-Des-
sau 1; King 6. Bases on balls-Des-
sau 3; King 5; B. Schneider 2. Double
!play-Butcher and Spahr. Time-1:50.
Umpire-Haskell.
Sioux City .; Omaha ..
Sioux City. May so.-seventh and
eighth inning rallies pulled Sioux City
Oul VlCtOIlOuS OSSA O4ll<AAAo~
Sioux City. 100 100 s2.-7i1 o
Omaha ....... 500 z01 00o-s1s Q.
Batteries = Luhrsen. Klein and
Crisp; Grover and Crosby.
Two base hits-Kane. Crosby. Baird.
Three base hits-Grover. Stolen
bases Schipke. Double playsECalla-
han to Kane; Clancy to Schipke to
Chase; Schipke to Clancy. Innings
pitched by Luhrsen Z: Klein 1. Hit
Off Luhrsen Is; Grover IL. Bases on
balls-Luhrsen 4; Grover s. Struck
iout-Lnhrsen 6: Klein 1: Grover I.
Wild pitch-Luhrsen- T1me-7:10.
UmpiresHGaston and Stockdale.
Des AlOines 3; wichita ..
Des Moines, May 3O.-Des Noines
won the second game Of the series
with Wichita Friday by opportune hit
Des Moines. .oso oso ao.-ss )
Wichita :105 900 O00-e
Batteries Kinsella and
Haley: Perry, Durham and Jones'
Two base hits-Burrell, Nicholson.
Three base hfts-Haley, Ewoldt- Bases
ON balls-Lsfferty 2: Kinsella 2; Perry
s; Druham 2. Struck out-Kinsella 5;
Durham 2. Hit by pitcher-Lafferty
(Nicholson). Double Play-Lafferty
to Jones to Haley: Perry to Fftzsim-
mons to Henry. Sacrifice hits-Nich-
olson, Lafferty Hits Off Lafeerty 5 in
tzH innings: Perry in I ~. Kinsella
~ in r.: Durham in ; *. Stolen
tbases-Rapp. Hahn. Passed ball
Homes. Left on baoe1EDe9 Aoineo e:
yWichita x1mo-1:Sk. umpise