The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-27
bal1s-Nelson, 2; II. Cochran, /. Passed
balls-Rapps, q; Griffith, 1. Umpire
Myers. Time :55.
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Notes On the Game.

Roche looks like a find at short. He
handles his position in great style, has
lots of pep, is fast and is a player who
should get his chance in faster COM
pany. In the three games he collected
four hits out of ten times up for a 400
average. He handled 10 chances at
was on a throw from deep short that
he had to hurry. He stole three
bases.
The Savages are sure to have an
aggressive team. Manager Jackson
keeps busy chasing in from the out
field protesting decisions and he dis
plays lot of pep from the coaching
line. Jackson hit at .333 clip dur
ing the Series.
The game was shy of sensational
features Monday but it was we'll play
ed by both teams. The errors did not
hurt as the Wolves won from an earn
ed run standpoint. From all indica-
tions both teams will cause plenty of
trouble for the opposition before the
season is over.
Omaha 8; ST. Joe 7.
St. Joseph. Mo-, April 27.-St.
Joseph gave three pitchers miserable
support Monday afternoon and Omaha
won the final game of the series, to
z. Batting rallies by the locals tied
the score in the eleventh and Omaha
won in the eleventh.
The score: R.H. e.
Omaha 200 112 o1o o2-e 10 2
ST. Joseph .O1O 1O2 Ill O0-7 10 8
Batteries-C1osman Crabb. Blodgett
and Kruger; Lambert,
Higgins, Baker and Agnew.
Summary: Three-base hits-Brit-
ton, Schliebner. Two-base hits-Ag-
new, Smith. Sacrifice hits-Breen,
2, Closman, Watson Sacrifice fly
Huelsnan. Stolen bases-Britton, Will
liams, Breen 2, Whalen. Double plays
Payne to Schliebner; w. Patterson
i&-
Lambert, in 6 innings; off Baker,
in 8 2-3 innings; off Closman, in
five and Id innings; off Crabb. Z
in innings. Bases on balls-Off
Closman, 2; off Lambert, 2; off Hug
gins, 1. Struck out-By Lambert, 2;
BY Closman, 2; by Crabb, 4; by Blod-
gett, 1. Hit by pitcher-By Closman
Oh. Patterson and w. Patterson).
Wild pitch-Baker. Left on bases
Omaha, z; ST. Joseph. g. Time-2:45.
Sioux City A; Des Moines 8.
Sioux City, Ia, April ga wild
pitch in the ninth inning by Lefty
Thomas allowed Cooney to score from
third and gave Sioux City the final
game of the series.
The score: X Il f.
Sioux city ...oo1 90 oo2-4 7
misunderstanding and Phelps; Greg
DRY, Thomas and Breen.
Summary: Two-base hit-Kane-
Sacrifice hits-Tannehill, White. Sac
rifice f1y-Tannehill Stolen bases
Bills, Hartford. Double plays-Hart-
ford to Sawyer to Jones. Hits-Off
Gregory, in 1-3 innings Bases on
balls-Off Gregory, q: off Kelly, 2.
Struck out-By Kelly. 6; by Gregory,
5. Wild pitch Gregory, Thomas. Hit
bv pitcher-By Gregory (Hensling).
Umpires-Van Sickle
and Geisl.
Lincoln and Denver Tie.
Lincoln. Neb., April 27.-Lincoln
and Denver played a tie Monday, the
game being called at the end of the
ninth to allow both teams to catch a
train.
Lincoln 200 900 1903 2
Denver 101 900 010-3
Batteries and McAllls-
ter; Harrington, Jordan and Spahr-
Summary: Two-base hit-Matthews
Double play-Wolfe to Kreuger; KEEL
leher to Matthews to Fisher; Saerlfic :
Coffey. Struck out-By Harrington,
4; by Jordan, 1. Wild pitches Narve-
SON, 2; Harrington. Time-1:5o Um-
pire-CuSack.