The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-04
TIGERS TOOK TWO
DaShner Pitched q TWO-Hlt
Game and Lost 1t.
Grover Blew Up Early in Sec
Ond Contest.

Lincoln, Neb. Aug. 4.-While the
Denver Bears were pitching tnelr
tent in first place at Wichita Tuesday,
the Tigers were busy taking thlru
place honors from Topeka mere. ME-
Intyre's warriors won both ENDS OF the
doubIeheader from the SaVages' the
first by the score of to L ana the
second to 2.
There was no chance for the Saw
ages-abso1utely none DashneF anu
Sanders twirled two of the niftiest bali
games witnessed in these parts for
some days and yet the Savages roasted
on the short end of both contests
when the curtain was drawn.
Dashner blew away his own contest
in the opener after he had counted the
lone Topeka tally. Grover was the
victim in the second festival for the
Tigers larruped his delivery for four
tallies before the rescue boat was
showed out and Sanders went in. san
ders gave the Tigers just one lone run
after that while the Savages got theirs
about the same time.
Two Hits Off Dash.
The Tigers got just two hits OIL
Dashner in the first and booted the
ball twice while Hoffman, WORKING III
his first game in a niger uIllloIi ~ o.
ed hut one and that was the costly
one Topeka was the first TO score;
In the third inning after Monroe had
famed Dashner singled to center anu
went to second when Scnrel0 3e,+inIt
the ball get away from him. BosticK
walked Cochran popped out TO NC
Gaffigan. Fisher doubled to center
scoring Dashner. Tydemann WaIkeo'
but Brown popped out TO Whal e+,,
The Tigers came back in the fourth
ana collected a run tying it up. Wolfe
walked and so did McGaffigan. Morse
heat ont an infield hit filling tie bases.
Williams hit to baltimore forcing
Morse at second. baltimore threw
TO Fisher doubling Williams at first,
Wolfe scoring on the play ana NC
Gaffigan going TO third. Schneider
walked and was forced at second
In the eighth the Tigers carried OH
their other run.
Lloyd walked. Wolfe grounded to
Dashner who attempted to eaten
Lloyd at second but he threw Wlld
and Lloyd went to third and Wolfe
was safe at first. McGafflgan fl1ed 10
Tydemann who dropped the ball, but
recovered it in time to eaten ole at
second, but Lloyd scored on the play.
Morse struck out and McGaff1gan was
out stealing.
The Second Game.
In the second contest the Tigers col
Iected four runs in the first round off
Grover Lloyd walked in this inning
McGaffigan beat out a hit and Morse
singled filling the bases. Lloyd scored
on Morse's hit. Williams was walked
filling the sacks. Schneider flied tC
Tydemann, who dropped the ball, bu
recovered in time to catch Williams a
second Schneider was safe and Nc
Gaffigan scored. Walen doubled
scoring Morse and Schneider. Yanti
grounded out after Sanders went IN
Rapps singled in the seventh L
was the first look up for the SaVages
Monroe and Sanders beat out 1nfielt
hits and the SaVages thought tina
things were surel coming their way
The bases were full and then Bostlci
popped out. Cochran grounded to NC
Gaffigan and Sanders was forced a
second. Rapps scored on the put out
Fisher then flied out.
The Tigers grabbed this run back II
the eighth.
Then came a near rally in the ninti
for the Topekans.
After Hall, batting for Sanders, ha'
popped out, Bostick landed on NC
Gaffigan'S error Wolfe droppe'
Cochrans fly. Fisher struck out an
with two down and two on Mccain
gan dropped Tydemann's fly, Bos
tick scoring Brown beat out an in
field hit filling the bases, but Lattl
more ended it when he grounded t
McGaffigan forcing Brown at seconc
The afternoons scores:
First Game.