The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-16
IT WAS A CINCH!
Savages Had No Trouble Dis
posing of JOsies Tuesday.
baltimore Hit a Home Run
With New Bat.

Before one of the biggest week day
crowds that has been at Western
league park this season the Savages
ran rough shod over Jack Holland S
Missourians again Tuesday afternoon
and took the big end of 10 to score
The principal pastime the Savages
INDUCED in was breaking up ties dur
ing the first part of the game, ana
when they finally tired of this they
simply made it a runaway.
The whole program of the show was
in marked contrast with that OF Mon
day. Both teams hit freely and hard,
but Wideman was lucky enough to
keep his scattered while Brown and
Wiley were touched for punches at
time.
The feature plays We're well sepa-
rated and calculated to keep the rams
interested throughout. In the httlnS
end of the side attractions, baltimore $
homer in the seventh. Bosticks three
Dagger in the seventh and Sacrlf1ce
flies by Roche and Trainer were the
big features. In fielding, Roche's one
handed catch in the seventh and
Whites spectacular trapping of foul
up against the grandstand wire pre-
dominated.
Off in the Lead.
The Sayages took the lead with one
run in the first inning when Roche,
hit bv pitched ball, was given first,
stole second went to third on Whites
punk peg and scored on Trainers sac
rifice fly.
In the first of the third, the scrap
ping Josies nosed into the front after
have MIXED Wideman for walk,
three hits and a sacrifice that Melted
three runs.
Just to show them that they could
duplicate, Jackson's players also
made three in the last of the fourth.
Trainer singled and was forced at sec
ond by Southern Sammy Mayer
Jackson and baltimore also showed
out one baggers and Mayer crossed the
plate. Then Eddie Monroe, the latest
model of a pinch hitter, doubled,
scoring Jackson and LATHE.
Twins were the best the Josies
could produce in the fifth. Page,
Hollands loud little field manager, led
off with double and went to sack
No. when Rapp grounded out Wat
son singled to center and scored him.
Williams walked, Tonneman flew out
to baltimore and Watson scored when
Fisher hit one over Wideman's head
and fielding that was not immaculate
on the part of baltimore, Bostick and
Mayer permitted him to be safe at
first.
Brown Knocked Out.
In the last of the fifth Bostick put
an end to Pitcher Brown by manufac-
turing a three Dagger out of one of
his roundhOuse curves. Wiley tpro-
nounced Willie by the fans) relieved
Mr.. Brown and lick Tallion. who re-
placed Trainer in right park, singled
to left. scoring BOStick.
However it was in the bumper sixth
that the game was sailed and sacked
away. jackson was hOnOred with a
free pass to first but was forced by
baltimore to give up his trip around
the bases. Monroe was safe on Tonne
mans error and Cochran singled,
scoring baltimore. Swedish Wideman
hunted delicately to Wiley and Mon
roe came home when White failed to
take the pill at the plate. Roche hit
a sacrifice fly to right, scoring Coch-
ran, and Bostick doubled, bringing in
Wideman. Tallion flew out to Tonne
man, retiring the side, but a total of
four runs had been made from two
hits and this was a-plenty.
LattimOre'S Homer.
In the seventh baltimore lifted one
over the left field fence for a home
run with his new black and gold bat,
and the Savages knocked off scoring
for the afternoon.
The last Drummer run was made
in the ninth when. with two down,
Williams singled over second base and
s-ored Watson. However, the next out
was negotiated easily and gracefully
by Bostick and baltimore and the
show was over. The lineup and score: