The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-30

of the 1zzies. And then, with two
men out, they drove in enough runs
to tie the score md won in the first
extra inning.
When the local warriors came to
bat in the ninth Cochran grounded
out, Brown singled and Tydeman flew
to Bills. 1t looked like it was time
for the scorers to make totals, but
baltimore drew a walk, Jackson dou-
bled, bringing in Brown and Latti and
the big climax was on. Fisher singled,
scoring Jackson, and Monroe doubled
to left, scoring Fisher.
Another run was needed to tie the
count and another out meant that the
game was over. However, Trainer,
who was sent in as a pinch hitter for
Carroll, was equal to the occasion and
poled out two-bagger that tied the
score.
Lakaff took the mound in the tenth
and Breen, the first man up, landed
on him for a double. Gilligan
grounded out and Hahn hit fly to
Jackson. Breen attempted to make it
home, but Sir Jamess old faithful
arm stood by him when he sorely
needed it and the run was cut off at
the plate by a wide margin.
And then, in the last of the tenth.
it was Sir Jamess Cuban wood bat
that scored the winning run. Coch-
ran flew out and Brown singled.
Typeman singled to left and Brown at
tempted to score but was thrown out
walked, and it was up to Manager
Jimmy. Jimmy turned the trick, as
he usually does. He drove a single
into center that brought Tydeman
across the plate and the best game of
the season was over.
Des Moines. 900 400 oo2 o-e IS 2
Topeka .o01 900 0o5 II - 2
Batteries: GiIligan, Thomas and
Breen; Carroll, Lakaff and Monroe.
Summary: Three base hits
Brown, Hahn. Two base hits-Breen,
GilIigan. Jackson, Monroe, Trainer.
Sacrifice hits-Carroll, Hahn. Sacri-
flee flies-Sawyer. Double plays
oe. Hartford to lawyer to Jones. Hart
ford to Sawyer. Stolen bases.
Ewoldt. First on baI1s-Off Carroll,
4; off Gilligan, .: off Thomas. 1.
gan, 4. Passed balls-Breen, 1. UNI
pires-Graham, Rapps and Abbott.
Sioux City 6-5; Denver 1915.
Denver. Colo, Aug. 3O.-Denver won
both games of a double header here
Sunday from Sioux City. In the eighth
inning of the second game the umpire
called a foul when Galloway hit a
which filled the grand stand and
bleachers decided unanimously against
the umpire, but the latter's decision
stuck Galloway landed on the next
ball pitched for home run into right
field with man on base, and was fol-
lowed by Mccormick with another cir
cult c1out. Denver won the game in
the ninth on three singles.
First game-Score: r. H. e
Sioux City. 900 500 000-6 10 1
Denver .114 200 40"-12 II q
Batteries: Gaspar and Donnelly and
White, Mitchell and SheStak.
Summary: Stolen bases-Kelleher
Galloway, Miller 90, Shestak. Two
base hits-shields, Mitchell Hit by
pitcher Shields Struck out BY
Mitchell, 6; by White 1; by Gaspar. 1.
Bases on balls-Off Gaspar. 2. Dou-
Bile plays-Hensling to Cooney to Cros-
by; Cooney to Callahan; Keileher to
Galloway to Shields Pitching record:
runs. hits in five innings. UNI
pire-Geisel.
Second game-Score r. H. E.
Sioux City. 202 900 O10-5 8 i
Denver 600 oo2 OBS IA 5
rington, Gaskill ana Spahr.
Summary: Two base hits-Shields
(2), Hensling. Kelleher Mccormick. !
Stolen bases-Mlller. Lejeune, Crosby.
Three base hits-Coffee. Spencer,
Struck olit-By Harrington, 2: by Gas
kill 4; by Clark. 6. Bases on balls
Off Harrington, 2; off Gaskill, 8. Dou-
BILE play-Kelleher to Galloway to
Shields. Sacrifice fly-Donnel1y. Pitch
ing record-Off Harrington runs
hits ir two and one-third innings; off
GasIdll,1 run, hits in six and two
thirds innings. Unpire-Gelsel
ST. Joe O-5; Wichita Sill.
Wichita Kan. Aug. 30.-Wichita
took a double header from St. Joseph
Sunday in an easy fashion, Southern,
in the first game allowed the Drum
mers but one hit Brfnley. a recruit,
held them TO five scores in the last
game
First game-Score: r. H. E.
St. Joeseoh -. 900 600 600 / Il
Wichita ... COL 004 12~-8 II g.
Batteries: Wideman and Bliss:
Southern and Gray
Summary: Left on bases-St. joe
seph. 3; Wichita, s. Earned runs
Wichita, :. Sacrifice hits-Hosp.
Southern. Two base hits-Tallion 90, I
Britton. Stolen bases-Bliss, Britton.
Double p1ays-Enz to Groeling to
Enz; Boultes to Elnz Struck out-By
Wideman, 1; by Southern. s. Basesson !
baIls-Off Wideman. 5: off Southern.
8. Wild pitches-Wideman CD. UNI
pires"Cusack and Ryan.
Second game-Score: r. HI. Z.
St Joseph. 100 e1o HI II
Wichita 160 010 21%-11 Is s.
Batteries: keifer and Connolly;
Brinley and Griffith
Summary: Left on bases"St. joe
n II