The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-30

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Flambois. Sacrifice hits-Tallion. Latti-
more. Wakefield. Two-base hits-Koerner.
Wakefield 2. McAllister. Base on balls
T. Crabb q wild pitch-RidEeway. Um-
pires Cullen and Stockdale.
wichita II; Sioux City 10.
Wichita, Kan. July 30.-Wichita took
the opening game from Sioux City in
fourteen innings. A bunt hit by Nichol-
son In the fourteenth put across the
winning score. Sioux City used four
Wichita used two. Wichita took the
lead but bunc led hits gave Sioux City
a four-run lead in the sixth and
seventh. A rally in the eighth tied the
score again. Score: R.H.E.
| Sioux City ..-.........W ~
| Wichita NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..1 II z
Battcries-Reagan. Clarke, WOODBURY..
Clarke and Crisp; Baker. Lambert and
GrahI
, Summary: Left on bases-sioux City.
8; Wichita. IL. Sacrifice hits-Clarke.
Kane (2), Baird. Callahan. Crisp. Baker.
Nicholson. Two base hits-Fftzsim-
mons (3), Baird. LIE Jeune. Woodburn,
Ochs. Rramble. Three base hits-Clark.
Henry. Home runs-Bills. Bramble.
Stolen bases-Lejeune. Baird. p.
O'Rourke. Hits-On Klein. in in
nings: off woodburn. in 4: of Clarke.
!; 3 in 2-3; of Reagan. 2 in 8; OF Lam
| bert. in 1-3: OF Baker. l in z-3.
Double plays-Ochs to- O'Rourke to
Henry. Bases on Dalls0On Klein, I: on
WOODBURY.. !; OF Clarke. 8; of Lambert.
l; of Baker, 4. Struck Out-By Klein.
3: by WOODBURY.. 2; by Clarke. 8: by
Reagan. 2: by Lambert. 3; by Baker. L.
Wild pitch-Reagan, l. Hit by pitcher
Nicholson, Ochs, Baker. Umpires-
Barr and CASTOR. Time-2:15.
Des Moines 4; Lincoln 4.
Des Moines, July 30.-Gcorge Mog-
to win the OF ching game Of the series
from Lincoln by a score of to I. Not
a hit was obtained off Mogridge until
the eighth inning. Ewoldt smashed a
home run over the fence with Jones on
in the second. Score: R.H.E.
Dies MOlneS .................4 l
Lincoln ......:.....: :.....-..A :
Batteries Mogridge and Haley; Des-
,sau and Blackburn.
Summary: Home run Ewoldt.
Struck out-By Mcgridge Z; by Dcssau.
2. Bases on balls-Of Mogridge. 6; of
Gafhgan to williams: Schneider to Nc
Gaffigan. Wild pitch-Mogridge. 2.
Left on bases-Des Moines. 4; Lincoln,
s. Time-1:4o. Umpire-Fyfe.
st. Joseph 6: Denver 3.
st. Joseph, July 3O.-The Drummers
puIlcHeO nItS On daSkcll WeuHcS0ay
afternoon. while Thomas was hold
ing the visitors safe. Stoloff's fielding
and the batting of Williams were the
features. Second Baseman Faye. of the
visitors. was overcome by the hea. and
forced TO retire in the cond inning.
His condition Is not serious.
Score: R.H.E
Denver Observation-Disclosures. Is
St Joseph .......6 IL ]
Summary: Two base hits-Britton.
Ellington, Griffith. G. Watson. Sacrifice
hit-Fox. LEI. on basesHDenver. 8: st.
Joseph, 8. Stolen bases-R. Watson 6.
Watson, Cassidy. Double pIay-Butch-
er to Mccarthy. Struck out-By
Thomas. 2; by Gaskell. 2. Bases on
I balls-Of Gaskell. 6. Hit by pitcher
BY Gaskell fGrifith). Time-2:00. Um-
pire-McCafferty.
INTEREST IN NJ. AND M. STAKE
Three Horses Left for the F1na
Struggle.
Detroit. July 30.-With the final re-
suit OF the $4,000 M. and NJ. stake fol
2:14 trotters still undecided. interest In
the great classic still was at fever heat
today. Three heat winners remained
after yesterdays stirring six heal
struggle, to fight this afternoon for the
rich prize. They were: Peter Scott
driven by Walter Cox. with two heata
to his credit; Lassie McGregor. also
with two firsts plotted by Tommy Muir
f DhY and Linda WrOna McDevlff III