The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-03

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Watch.
They started this argument in the
same old way, winning 81 game
that wasn't over until a six-inch de-
ciBion at the plate closed 1t in the
last halluf Of the ninth. Even Mons.
COoleys obese cow-hound walked out
in the lot and looked like she would
like to bite a T-bone steak out Of
someone.
The imported Harp, Mike Regain.
recently of the Kay-See Blooz, not
only pitched a substantial game. but
greatly to his own surprise, delivered
scored the only run made by a Cooley
lite during the afternoon session. With
this remarkable performance as an
incentive, he landed on first twice
more during the game. 80
That the Wichita - score was no
larger, is due in part to the double
dealing of Mr.. Willie Rapps, who
nailed long. thin--ay to left, and
threw 1t home with remarkable aim
and steam. cuttln464 the. mad ca
reer OF one Mr.. Ouch,-or something
like that, who attempted to coast in
1t was close decision, but everyone
except Mr.. Ouch knew that he was
out. The Jump who was jumping at
that end of the line, a Mr.. Cullen, had
to tell Mr.. Ouch a second or third
time before -.e would believe it, but
the sad news eventually percolated
through his conch.
play. McAlister got cracked on his
busy thumb. That was about all for
him that day, and from the looks of
the member half an hour later, he
Will not catch any more this series
II looked like a prime Jamaica ba-
OF the price Of the ate Pep Clark, got
into harness and carried the remain
der of the burden.
Several things contributed to the
loss. First. a cross-eyed SeneRambian
with one gold tooth passed along the
PLAY ball." later. a crow flew over
the stand, and still later Tallion
caught one on his wishbone instead of
MS glove. No home team could win
against q string of circumstances like
that. added to the Wichita ink. which
IL a sufficient load in itself. As usual.
Topeka got more hits than the enemy,
but hits seem to be Mexican small
change in the purchase of a ball
game.
Mr.. Wakefield will stick around a.
will move on to a Fed job. The re-
tention of little gent who patrols the
territory around the flag pole, is sat
14factory to Topeka fans, who insist
that he can play the national game
good enough for Western League pur-
poses.
Wichita has a pair Of performers,
Bills and Rapp. The theory is that
the pair were named after our left
fieldsmith, with a slight misplacement
OF the only IS" they had between
them. OF course. Bill Rapps was I'M
doubtedly young when naming was
done.
legs, 10 about the best the visitors have
on their shelves. 1t may be that today
has been set aside for the gosh-awful
wallOping that is coming to the Beer
less Princess Of the short grass. The
KAws outplayed them yesterday, but
that doesn't seem to answer the pur-
pose. They must be smothered under
Landslide.
They are all playing ball, but prom
inent among those present may be
noted Mr.. baltimore. At frequent in
tervals he spears something that has
an officially sealed license to pass his
station under full steam. He gave one
of his Justly celebrated exhibitions
yester aft that indicated a section OF
fly paper in the palm Of his glove.
1t requires but few figures and the
smallest change in figuredom to chalk
the score: Redlegs 2. cooleykaws 1.
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