The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-06


son caught. Cochran scoring after the
catch. Silent willie Rapps ended the
inning by obligingly grounding out.
Casper to Kane.
the apostle. Of Cooley counted
counted twice. TaIIion singled to CEN
ter and scored when baltimore smash
ed q long double between Davidson
and Callahan. baltimore stopped at
second but Antonious Smithaganus.
late Of Rome. thought he was at that
particular moment on his way over
the grandstanG and therefore threw
the globule in the general direction of
that structure with the result that it
hoped in among the boxes. which
event gave Boss Richard a chance to
bring to bear some OF his choice elO-
quence on the ruler Of the fray with
the result that baltimore was ticketed
and allowed to saunter to the plate
without danger of being molested by
the warhoops. And to make the oc-
currence more unusual not a warpaint
protested the decision. We are still
feeling faint from the shock. Whelan
lifted a lofty fly to Cooney which the
Yid smothered. Cochran singled and
La F1ambois lifted a fly to Davidson.
The local talent counted again in
the next epoch. Forsythe hit to Smith
who heaved wild to Father Kane and
gle to left and Forsythe went to Sec
ond. Rapps very foolishly hit into
double play, Cconey to Smith to Kane,
Forsythe going to third on the play,
from which port he scored on Tai
lions single. Behold Swattemore. He
to the receiving station with
a look in his optics that BODIED no
good for the individual in the center
of the inner works but that confident
gent seemed tc be unperturbed. He
swing at it but only succeeded in
most of the climate out OF
the enclosure.
For a time it looked like it would
be necessary to send a hurry up call
for the pulmotor. but air is plentiful
when the Sioux come to town and the
park soon filled up. Mr.. Gaspar. who
was doing the serving for Sioux City
by the way, grooved another one and
again the husky second sacker swung.
He met the old pill this time SO hard
he made the pitcher "Gaspfor"
breath. The old pill sailed high and
far and was only stopped by coming
in contact with the fence. Meanwhile
Tallion spread himself for the plate,
arriving several minutes ahead of
schedule. baltimore, who locomotes
like We imagine a three-legged cent?
rsede might, was derailed at second and
forced to stop for repairs. Whelan
ed the scoring as far as the Kaws
we're concerned. but Sioux City still
had a few to make and as usual they
made five in a bunch.
And Then 1t Happened.
Davidson started the second inning
for them by getting a very promiscu-
GUS portion of his anatomy in front of
one of Dashner's offerings and got first
free gratis. About that time Dame For
tune took a hand in the proceedings.
Baird drove a terrific hit to left which
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nit the ground about twenty feet from
the fence and Pete started back to get
It on the first bounce, but alas and
alack, the warpaint had neglected to
provide himself with a means of
the barrier and the ball
heap far over Injun's head"
and over the fence. Davidson counted |
On the fiuke. giving the Sioux one |
more than the Cooleyites had been |
able to acquire. Callahan was passed |
md Smith doubled, scoring Callahan. |
Then AntoDius had smears of hard |
uck. all in bunch. He started for
bird and Murphy, from Cork. drove |
and foolish enough to get |
4 back tire in front of the ball with i
the result that that article was pune |
tured and AntOnius was rendered |
hors de combat. Furthermore, he was !
declared out for Interference. Murphy |
got NE on the ACCIDENT ana went to !,
third on Gaspar's single over second,
Then baltimore added to the bugs |
cup of sorrow by pulling a concrete |
domed play that ranks second to Mer- |
kle's famous marble top. There was |
one down and Cooney hit one to Latti- |
more which he fielded cleanly and as |
the ball was hit hard there was more |
than plenty of time for a double but
baltimore elected to throw to Rapps .
to cut OF Murphy. His throw was wild i
and Murphy scored, Gaspar going to |
second and COoney to first. Clarke flied |
to Tallion and Kane singled, sending :
Gaspar to third and Cooney to second. /
Davidson walked. scoring Gaspar.
Baird flied out to Whalen.
They made another one in the next
inning. Callahan started with a single
and went to second when baltimore |
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