The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-27
Topeka Bunched Hits and De.
feated Lincoln, 8 to s.
Tigers Errors Added to Misery
of the Contest.
RE|SIGL GETS BACK IN GAME
HigginbOtham Finished Game
When Teammate Slipped.

Lincoln, Neb, June 27.-Revenge
was sweet today and not only was the
two previous defeats Of the Topekans
at thre hands of the Tigers evened up
fair sized slap Buff" Ehman, and
pounded his offerings all around the
lot. The count was to S. and 1t was
a swatfest for both teams as COM
pared with the battle of Thursday.
Manager "Dick" Cooley saw his
ever the Links threatened, and Tope-
ka in the meantime took all manner
Of liberty with the offerings of the
lengthy Lincoln twirler. 1t was a
WOODY exhibition CT fielding that the
Links perpetrated also. baltimore in
cidentally collected a four base swat
which helped somewhat.
Reislgl and Ehman steamed along
in shipshape fashion for three rounds,
neither aggregation collecting any
thing that had a semblance of a run.
But in the fourth the fun started.
Cochran walked, and went to second
on Potts sacrifice. Forsythe doubled
to center, scoring Cochran. McGaffi-
gan booted Koerner's grounder and
Forsythe gamboled to third, and
Koerner was SAT Ehman caught
Forsythe off the third bag after field
ing Rapps' grounder and then Tallion
ended the round by popping out.
1t was a run apiece In the NTH.
baltimore was the hero of the occa-
sion by clOuting the sphere over the
left field rampartS for the circuit.
McAllister followed with a double. but
Reisigl famed, Cochran flied out and
Potts followed suit.
Smiths double, followed by Collins
two-base swat, gave Lincoln one in
the same round.
The sixth was the big run producer
for both sides. Forsythe led of with
IL TIL
Forsythe were both safe on a fielders'
choice. Rapps popped out, and Tai
lion flied out. baltimore again ap-
peared with his bludgeon and leaned
against one of Ehman's slants for two
bases, scoring Forsythe and Koerner.
allowed baltimore to reach third, and
then Schneider heaved the ball into
the stand in an effort to check Latti-
more at the plate and the third run
was across.
The Tigers collected a pair on
Schreiber's infield hit, Mullen's single
and Miller's long single, which scored
Schneider and Mullen.
And still the scoring kept up. In
the seventh with one down Cochran
singled to center. Potts flied out. but
Forsythe singled. seneing Cochran to
scoring Cochran and Forsythe. Rapps
followed with another safe clout, but
Tallion ended it by flying out.
The Tigers kept up the pace in their
half, chasing a pair OF runs across
also. McGaffigan and Lloyd both sin
gled. Schneider flied out, and Null
len famed. Then Miller leaned
against the ball for three bases, scor-
ing McGafi1gan and Lloyd. At this
juncture Reisigl was waved to the
bench and Higginbotham took up the
burden. He proceeded to fan Smith.
The eighth round was barren. but
in the ninth Topeka made 1t good and
sure by chasing one across on Potts
single, Schreiber's error on For
sythe's grounder and Koerner's sacri-
flee fly.
Notes OF the Game,
Manager Cooley when told that
President O'Neill would raise his sus-
PENSION Sunday stated, There is
nothing to it. anyway. McGill got
sore and took his spite out on me.
That is all there is to IT.
Score:
TINCOTN