The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-10

who was pulled out of the fire in the
middle OF the game sunday Waik go
into the tempest yesterday IN Ine
ninth as cool and deliberate as GU
cuwber and saved the situation by
striking out a heavy hitter only
pitcher with a lot of nerve could nave
gotten by in that manner
womack had to quiet the visitors on
one occasion yesterday, but compared
with the fussy Barney Cleveland and
his crabbv Sapulpa bunch, the Bar
tIesviIle players would look well at a
tea marty some Friday afternoon
Raging the jumps has been minus
feature of the present series ana a
pleasing one at that. This doesn
T7esn that PettigreW has lot OF
weak sisters on his club but an ag-
eregation of real ball PLAYERS who
is to try to beat the opposing team
not the umpire.
Those two triples, two hit batesmen.
single and a walk would never have
done in the ninth inning of that to ?
game which the two teams staged the
day before. and they were mighty
dangerous the way it was
Outfielder Rose continued his bat
ting, rampage by cracking cut dou-
5le ana Two singles in five times a,
bat. one OF the singles cafce near be
ing Qt uDlG out ENOSG was LII ~ Il Jul
at second base trying to stretch it. lie
got on every time he came up, twice
being safe on choice plays
The solons started after pitcher
Miller a big southpaw. i'll 4 wicked
manner in the first inning. Wiskino
singled and Hahn was safe when Wi
ley threw his bunt wild TO first. Rose
doubled and Bockskopf singled.
Strohm sacrificed and BOclSskopf was
thrown out at third when Yendes hit
to Hauk. but Bross doubled, scoring
Yendes for the fourth run,
Perry. who relieved Miller in the
second inning, pitched in much better
form and there might have been a
different story to tell had he started
the game Attic hit freely in the
fifth when Wiskino. Hahn and Rose
singled and BOckskopf cleared the
cks with a screaming double, Perry
did not allow a safe blow in the sec
ond. third ord fourth innings.
The Solons got their eighth counter
in the seventh inning when Strohm
singled. went to second on a wild pitch,
stole third and scored when Zunigha
let a throw get by him at Second base.
Instead of trying to get back to sec
on, Strohm beat it for third and when
the ball rolled into centerfield, he beat
it for the home plate 1t was StrOhm's
second steal during the game, and
eAASo A4S SSIO4AN I'LL
Bross got back into the game at
third base. and while he made a
couple of hobbies, came thru with a
double which scored a run in the first
inning, and singled in the seventh.
Smith was in desperate trouble in
the first inning when Himbury, first
up, hit safely, and Zunigha beat out
a bunt. Hauk then poked line drive
right into BOckskopFs hands and the
first baseman put his foot on the bag
completing a double play. With two
down, Cashion hit a roller for the third
out. Cashion led off in the seventh
with a single but A double play.
StrOhm to Wiskeno to BockskOpf cut
the opposition down
The admission prices to all games at
Southwestern League park are SO
cents. IS cents and 81, for entrance,
grandstand and boxes respectively,
and will remain so during the 1922
season This is the standard price
the country over and has been adopted
by the Southwestern League in it's
eight towns this year. Manager
Cooley must pay 10 per cent of all
receipts to the league to meet ex-
penses. including the salaries of the
four umpires, and besides Cooley must
also pay the war tax In some places
the war tax IS not included in the
regular admission charges, and the
purchasers must pay it.
Besides the Southwestern League is
a. class G organization with a salary
limit of 81 $50 per month which all of
the clubs must be within after today.
This being twenty days after the open
ing of the season, no club hereafter
will be permitted to carry more than
sixteen men. Which doesn't mean
that Manager Cooley must make cut.
His aggregation is already under the
limit.
Coffeyville comes tomorrow for
three games. followed by Independ-
ence. after which the Solons will be
ready for another road trip. indie
pendence Will be the Sunday attrac-
ton.
OTHER S. W. LEAGUE RESULTS