The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-29
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q. Watson. rf.......4 g
Patterson. 1b........3
Br1tton. ss............
Davis, cf.............
Wall. Sb.............- Y
Sch4ng, c.............
| Sterzer. p............ =
Du6y, p...............
Thomas p............V
| Totals ............W II
Score by innings: r
Topeka ........................... wv ~ w.
St Joseph. , i1o sc an
Watson, Patterson 2. Wakefield. Sacri-
flee hits-Duny. Lemon. Forsythe- Dou-
BILE plays-R- Watson to Patterson: Pat
| Left on bases-Topeka 10; st. Joseph Z.
Bases on balls-sterzer 8: DufIy 4: Thorn
as 1: Brown s: Black H. Struck out
Brown Z; Black !. Passed balls-Mc-
Allister. Hits-On Brown in innings;
on Sterzer 8 in 1-3 innings; s on Duffy
| Sterzer Forsythe). Time-2:6. Umpires
t-McCafferty and Barr.
| Notes Of the Game.
! Although the Kaws outhit the Drum
mers almost two to one they couldn
win with the locals fielding as they
did Out Of five double plays pulled or
| three were credited to the Hollanders.
Wall and Patterson each made one I'M
! assisted.
Gear expects Pitcher Sanders, who
has been playing semi-pro ball in Kan
sas City, to join the team at once.
Black just arrived in time yesterday to
get into a uniform at tho park and be-
gin service at relief duty. He hadn't
had much chance t. warm up on the
| side lines, which probably accounts for
the reason that he did not go better.
Gear got on every time he was up. He
walked twice and poled single once.
Phil Koerner was the giant slugger for
the Kaws, pounding out four hits out
of five times at bat. one a double. Nc
Allister garnered two hits out Of four
attempts.
MCGEE robbed Fox Of hit in the
fifth by a pretty one-handed pickup
and a speedy peg to first.
Higginbotham didn't prove much of a
pinch hitter. striking out batting for
Brown in the eighth.
The Drummers and Kaws will play
double header Saturday afternoon, the
first game to start at ESQ o'clock.
Denver 2. lincoln 8.
Denver. May 29.-Lncoln won a
hard fought even inning game from
Denver. The visitors scored two runs
In the first on three hits and their
winning run came in the last inning,
on an error. sacrifice hit and a single.
Score: r II E
Lincoln. 200 600 900 o1-s /
Denver. oil 900 900 90 8 i
Gaskell and Spahr.
Summary: Stolen base-Allen,
Block, Fisher. cassiday, Mitchell. Sac.
rifice hits Cassidy, McGaffgan.
Three base hits-Lloyd. Butcher e.
Struck out-By Scroggins, 4; BY Gas
Gaskill 1. Time hours. Umpire
Haskell.
Dies MOines 8, Wichita 2.
Des Moines. May 2s.-George Mo-
gridge won his own game against
Wichita Thursday. driving the ball
over the right field fence twice in sue
cession for home runs. On his first
trip to the plate, Ewoldt was on the
base line ahead Of him and MogridRe
poled the ball over the fence ia deep
right center. tying the score. In his
next attempt in the fifth. he led on
with another smash over the fence,
counting the run necessary to win
The Boosters piled up a lot Of runs
after that. Score: r II E
Des Moines. ....002 $50 01s-s Il 1
"i Ssitsr,:.u, to :2Se 900 ooo 300 o
Scott vaught and Jones.
Three base hits - Reilly, Hunter.
Home runs Mogridge ca, Hahn.
Bases on balls Mogridge. 8: vaught.
2. Struck out-Mogridge, 9; Vaught,
| l. Sacrifice hits-Hunter, Reilly
Wild pitches Mogridge. 2. Left on
bases-Des Moines. z: Wichita, 8.
T1me-1:50. Umpire-Parent.
Sioux City. May 29-Sioux City
Omaha game Thursday was called
end third inning account of rain
Score: Omaha, 4; Sioux CITY 1.
SIOUX CITY SIGNS INDIAN.
Indian at Albuquerque Signs Western