The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-22
Ralph Glaze, Fullerton and McGrath

Ralph Glaze, Fullerton and McGrath
worked for the Kaws and we're inef-
fective throughout. Glaze and Fuller
ton were wild. and their delivery made
worse by high wind enabled the Bears
to start off with long lead which they
continued to increase.
Zamloch, who worked with the De-
troit Tigers last year. got away lucky.
He, too, suffered from the effects Of the
wind but the Denver team supported
him much better than the Kaws sup
ported their pitchers, but he was more
effective than the Kaw pitchers. After
having q total of six runs up to and in
GLIDING one man out in the sixth, the
veteran Barney Schneider took up
mound duty and allowed but one run.
That was in the ninth inning.
Two more runs were knocked Off the
Denver list in the ninth inning when
Charley French cut third base. Butch
er and French each had drawn a pass
when Manager Jack Coffey hit home
run over the left field fence. French
was called out for cutting third, only
one run counted and Manager Jack
was set back for two base hit. There
were two out when Coffey hit.
Glaze Wild in the Beginning.
Glaze started the game and his Wild
ness caused him to give Faye and Cas-
sidy transportation. Butcher forced
Cassidy at second, stole second himself
and both scored on a single by French.
With one out in the second, Larry
Spahr hit to deep center for a home
run, Gear dropped Faye's long fly to
left field and he took two bases. Faye
scored on Cassidys single to center
Gears error was caused by the wind
which carried the ball almost out of
reach. Score: Two runs. one hit and
no errors.
a double, French was safe on COchran's
error, Coffey hit for three bases and
both scored. Fisher singled and Cof-
fey scored, Fisher stole second and
went to third on passed ball, Spain
walked, Zamloch flew out, Faye and
Fisher and Spahr. This made a total
Of five runs in this inning. Fullerton
relieved Glaze in the third with two
out.
Butcher started the fourth with
double and went to third on a wild
pitch. He scored on Coffey's single to
center. Fisher was safe on Cochran's
error and went to second on the play,
Spahr walked, Zamloch forced Spahr
at second and Coffey scored.
McGrath Relieved Fullerton.
Barney McGrath started in the place
Of Fullerton in the fifth inning. He
| walked Cassidy and Block singled.
! fiefder's choice by French. Nothing
| more resulted for the Bears until in
| the seventh inning when two men
walked and Coffey hit home run as
has been recited. Fisher started the
eighth inning and was safe on For
sythe's error. he stole second and went
| to third on Spahr's bunt which the lat
ter beat out, Faye singled scoring Fish
er and Block singled. scoring Spahr.
kaws Begin in Fourth Inning.
The Kaws were held without a run
until the fourth inning when Forsythe
started of with a single. Koerner fol-
lowed suit, Rapps scored both with a
double, Gear went out, French walked
and Cochran cleaned up with a three
base drive. Score: Four runs. four
hits. The fifth was uneventful. and
with two out in the SIXTH French hit
for three bases and scored on Nc
Grath's single to Fisher. Cochran
forced McGrath at second and Tallion
hit for three bases, scoring Cochran.
Tallicn scored on Dowd's single.
The last run went across the pan in
the ninth inning when Forsythe led
OF with pass, Koerner forced him at
second. Rapps doubled and scored