The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-21

Grover was able to get unoer IL d aIe
make the catch. Grifflth ilne 80
i'm the ninth also was haru NJ - sat
carried long enough for mayer ~ ~
under it and make the eaten Io[ lhe
double play that ended the game
saturdays Game.
Wichita, Kan, June - re
won Saturdays game IN lne I'~ go ~
ninth after the SavageS hao lie 800 in
count by staging rally ana e.
S1,I,i1,.1, ont of the box in the first OF
Win the count standing 6 to
against them in the first OF tne hi NJ
nearly succeeded in breaking up tne
game. Cochran hit long lily TO lell
that Fox got under after a na[ U ua,
Rapps singled to center anu HiOxoa
foIIoued with a screamer to the same
Mace. Cochran was called to replace
Sullivan. Mayer hit a line drive TO
center scoring Rap T1ns; IL Lat Tn11inn
and was hit forcing in Grover with the
tving run. With the bases fuli ana
but one down and Cochran as WIG as
a March hare it did not look any too
promising for the home boys. monroe
eased the situation when he popped to
Hosp. Dashner hit to Cochran ana
was out at first.
ronaka 900 $40 OO2-6 IL 1
Wichita 400 200 001-1 Is
Batteries: Clunn, Dashner and Mon
roe; Sullivan, Cochran and Griffith.
summary: TWO , base bits hlts,L aor
Three base hit-Britton. Home run
Hosp. stolen bases-Jackson, Grover,
White. Hits-Off Clunn, in y in
off Sullivan. 10 in s1s innings; off
cochran. in q innings. Double plays
baltimore to Mayer: Tallion to Lat
timore to Mayer. Struck out-By
m
balls-Off Clunn. >: off Sullivan, 2;
off Cochran, 1. Hit by pitcher-Traln-
er by Cochran. Umpires-Cusick and
Parent.
St. Joe o.; Des Moines "a.
Des Moines, Ia, June 21:-Des
from St. Joseph, 2 to and to 2.
Both games were pitchers battles.
First game-Score: II +
Des Moines O2O 900 OO*-2 o.
Batteries-Vance and Tonneman;
Mogridge and Breen.
Rrsen sac TTe base hitzannaaf
stolen bases-Jones, Nicholson. Struck
out-By Mogridge, 8; by Vance, 2
Bases on balls-Of Mogridge, L; Off
(Jones): Left on bases Joseph,
A. Des Moines, 8. Umpires-Graham
and Wiley.
Second game-score: H
St; Joseph. .,.do0 JOG JOG O ooo s 3
Batteries-Lakaff, Vance, Wiley
and Tonneman; Musser, Thomas and
Breen.
Two base hit-Williams. Sacrifice hit
Nicholson. Stolen base-Williams
Hits-Off Lakaff. in Alb innings;
off Musser. in 4 innings Igs;o Struck out nt
balls-off Lakaff ): off Musser, 4;
off Thomas, 1. Wild pitch-Musser.
Left on bases-St. Joseph, =; Des
assisted). Umpires-Graham, Wiley
and Vance.
Sioux City 5-3; Lincoln Az.
Sioux City, Ia, June 21.-Sioux
City took both ends of a doublehead-
er from Lincoln Sunday. Josh Clarke
featured in the first game by. peggins
Wolfe out at the plate from deep left.
and Larry LIE Jeune doubled Mcintyre
at the plate in the eighth inning of
the second game. cutting off the run
that n;rs would haSe o tied the score IT
Sioux = city 400 600 oo1-s1o 8
Lincoln -. 900 DOL 1910 10 o
Batteries-Gaspar and Price; Pow
Summary: Two base hits = LIE
Jeune, Wolfe CD, Mcintyre. Williams.
Clarke. Three base hit-Wolfe. Sac
rifice hits-Ciarke, Kane. Hensling,
Cooney TO Kane; Clarke to Price.
Bases on balls-Of Gaspar, off Pow
ell, Z. Struck out-By Gaspar. 6; by
Powell, 6. Wild pitches-Powel CD.
Umpire-Van SICKLE.
Second game-Score: r H E
Sioux City 200 100 OOs-3 OIL
Lincoln 200 900 600
Batteries-Boothbya and Price; Daw
son and YantZ and McAllister.
Summary: Two base hitS-kane,
Davidson, Mcintyre. Clarke, LIE Jeune.
Sacrifice hits-Hensling. Boothby.
Double plays-Lloyd to Williams; LIE
Jeune to Price Bases on balls-Of
Boothby. s; off Dawson, 1. Struck out
BY Boothby. 5; by Dawson. 1.
Passed ba1l-Price. Balk-Dawsdn.
Umpire-Van SICKLE.
Denver 2-1; Omaha 1-6.
Omaha Neb.. June 21-Omaha and
Denver divided a doubleheader SUN