The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-02
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SavageS Beat Lincoln IL to 5
Wednesday Afternoon.
Tydeman and Morse Each Got
a Home Run.

Fans who like slug tests were given
4 rare treat Wednesday afternoon
when the Savages defeated Lincoln in
the second game of the series by the
score of IL to 5.
Both teams hit the OF pill rather
pitilessly and from the first inning
to the last the ring of bats resounded
almost constantly. Twenty-nlne hltS
was the total of the two teams, and
of these the Savages made 8 and the
Tigers II.
Tydeman the man Wichita thought
was not so valuab BILE as Tallion, was the
big chief with the big stick and got
enough hits all by himself to win any
ordinary ball game. Out of five times
at bat he hit four safe ones. In the
first inning he got a homer with two
on. In the fifth he singled through
short; in the seventh he hit a triple, to
center and in the eighth beat out an
lnfield roller.
Newly Wed Morse was the smuggling
star for the visitors, getting a home
run and a single out of five times
facing Lakaff. Cochran and Bost1cll
Moons honors. The former collected
three singles out of five attempts and
the latter a double, single and two
sacrifices out of five times up. La
kafs one distinguishing feature was
his two doubles in three chances.
jackson on Bench.
Jimmy jackson had been so busy
lining up transforming games for mis-
the game was called and Trainer
played center field while Sir James
managed from the bench and polished
wood.
No time was lost by the Savages in
starting the score board to operating
and in the first inning three runs were
hung up. Bostick swung at the first
bali pitched 70 him and drove out a
two-bagger. Cochran singled and
Brown grounded to third and BostIck
was caught between third and home.
Tydeman then drove his circuit looper
over the left field fence and three
scores were counted. baltimore and
Trainer singled. but Fisher flew out
and Monroe grounded to Davy Lloyd
Lakaff was passed in the second,
went to second on Bostick's sacrifice
and scored on Cochran's drive to CEN
ter. The Savages did not score again
until the sixth when Monroe singled
and was driven home by Cochran.
In the seventh Tydeman opened the
attack with a triple and baltimore fol-
lowed with a single that scored him.
Trainer was safe on McGafhgans err
ror, Fisher sacrificed and Monroe
grounded out. baltimore and Trainer
pulled a double steal that scored Lat
timore Lakaff then hit his second
double, bringing Trainer across the
Last Scores in Eighth.
The last two runs were made in the
eighth by Brown and Tydeman. Brown
opened with a double, Tydeman beat
out a roller and baltimore singled,
scoring both. Trainer hit a fly to
Schneider and baltimore was doubled
off first Fisher again made the last
out of the game.
Lloyd registered the first Lincoln hit
of the game IN the third frame, but
there were two out and McGaffgan
tanned In the fourth Morse hit his
homer and in the seventh Cochran's
error, followed by McAllister's and
Wolfe's singles counted another for
the Tigers.
In the eighth, McGaffigan led off
with a single, stole second and third
and counted on Schreiber's single. In
the ninth a desperate effort was made
to stage rally in spite of the fact that
the Nebraskans were seven runs be-
hind.
Barney Schneider was sent in as a
pinch hitter for McAllister, but peter
ed out. baltimore to Fisher. Mcintyre
then went in himself for Narveson,
and he too petered. Wolfe, however,
beat out an infield hit, Lloyd was safe
on Browns error and McGaffigan
DoIed a safe one that scored Wolfe.
Morse followed with another single
that counted Lloyd md it looked as
though there might be a mite of a
chance. But Williams forced Morse
at second. Bostick to baltimore, and
the curtain was jerked down. The
score:
Wolfe. ,If----.----- 2 ? 9 9