The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-05
THIRD TO SIOUX
Leaders Treat Young Sanford
Roughly.
Making Fourteen Hits On tho
Youngster.
10 TO 5 WAS THE FINAL COUNT
Yiddish Indians Are Q Jfnx to
the KaWs.
But They Got Five in a
Bunch.

another game from the aspiring Cooiey-
kaws yesterday afternoon by pounclne
on one Sanford, one OF Cooley's latest
servers at times when hits meant runs.
Assisted by the entire Kaw chorus. VINO
evidently thought they were drawing
their pay from the boot and shoe
league the Sioux denied the pan ten
times which was enough to tie the
Kaws twice. The little party went
along in a most pleasing manner until
Jim Kane. the dean of the Western
League, hit one on the beak that
Travelled into distant lands beyond and
betwixt LaF1ambois and Tallion. The
aforesaid pair pursued the pill, Tallion
on three wheels, while King Kane
negotiated the distance between home
and third base, via first, in re-
m rkably short space of time consider
ing the fact that he Is rather portiy
party. LeJeune stopped one with MS
lunch counter and was awarded the
first station a., a balm for his injured
digestion. Baird hit to the recently
acquired Whalen, who threw the balI
before he had it and Baird was SAFE.
Kane scored and LeJeune went to Sec
ond on the miscue.
7, ne went to third and Baird went to
second. Sanford failed to locate the
plate in four trials and Antonio smith
was given a free ride to the nrst sta
ton east. lie Jeune crossed the pl.-te
on this performance and Callahan anu
laird moved I'D a base each. Murphy
hit to Whalen who threw to Aattimofe
forcing Smith. Meanwhile Baird scored.
White was passed and the bases were
again densely populated with wild anu
ferocious redskins who were ready 70
pluck the vegetation from the lofty
d ne of our pet Mr.. Sanford. with
this situation benin +! him and a 1id,
dish Sioux in front OF him Mr.. SanIoro
forgot to apply the usual lotion TO the
pill and said Yiddisher slammed MS
Offering to center field Tor sinEle'
scoring Callahan and Murphy. Clarke
batting his second time in the inning,
flied out to the abbreviated war paint
in left.
The visitors behaved themselves
quite we'll until the sixth, when they
forced another across with the assist
ance of only one real bingle. They
got another hit, but 1t was a nuke
blow and could hardly be styled
real hit Callahan started this inning
by going out, Sanford to Koerner.
Then Antonius Smithious from Rome
got a life by shaping a single to left
and continued to second when La
Flambois let the. hit trickle through
his under pinning. Murphy drove a
low one to left, but LaFlambois was
there and grabbed 1t. White singled.
scoring Smith. baltimore unused up
COOneyS OnerlnS anu w AAte WSut "
second. larke hit to baltimore. who
made a great stop and forced Cooney
at second. That was enough to win
the game although the Sioux added
two more to their total in the eighth
and the same in the ninth. for good
measure.
The Kaws were very much aroused
by the presumptuous Sioux who came
to this city, inserted a period in our
winning sentence and actually tried to
rub it in by taking two in "concussion"
just becau they happen to have a
condemnation of nations all labeled
with the brand Of noble American alb
origines pastiming on the carpeted
field.
Cooley's hired help decided that it
was about time to break into the scor-
ing columns and they did the same in
the eighth epoch of the matinee. Tall
lion started the trouble with a single
over second base, which proved to be
the indirect cause Of Phil Cooney and
Antonio Smiths affection for each other
receiving q cruel blow. Both Philip
and Antonio pursued the pill and in
so doing they came In contact with
each other with the result that Antonio
very thoughtlessly trod on Philips pet
corn. whereupon Phil became very
much riled and rendered the sur