Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-05-31 | Page 15 | Additional Sport

ADDITIONAL SPORT T 4 Western League Won. Lost. P.C. Topeka 18 11 .621 Dps Moines IS U ,6L'l Wichita 16 10 .615 Omaha 18 12 .fiOO Joplin ... 12 U .462 St. Joseph 12 16 .429 Sioux City 10 19 .345 Hutchinson 10 21 .323 At St. Joseph Topeka won both games from St. Joseph today, 4 to 2 and 3 to 2, breaking the winning streak of Pitchers Bluejacket and Lusch-en. Lusch-en. The last game was won in the thirteenth inning. The t-core. first game: , R. H. E. Topaka 4 7 g St. Joseph 2 - 3 1 Batteries Haynes and Manion; Luschcn and Ba-chant. Ba-chant. The score, second game: R. H. E, Topeka 3 s 3 St. Joseph 2 12 4 Batteries Salisbury and Manion; Bluejacket and Bachant. At Sfoux City Sioux City divided a double-header double-header with Wichita today, losing the first. 4 to 3, and winning the second, 4 to 1. The second sec-ond game was called in the fifth on account of darkness. The score, first game: , R. H. E. Wichita 4 8 2 Sioux City 3 1 1 Batteries Koestner and Wallin ; Meyers and Lyck. The score, second game: R. h. E. Wichita 1 4 1 Sioux City 4 3 1 Batteries Waldbauer and Wallin; Allison and Lyck. (Five innings.) At Omaha Omaha and Joplin broke even today, to-day, eah winning one game by the score of 3 to 2. Omaha scored twice in the ninth of the first game without making a hit. The score, first game: R. H. E. Jopliu 3 5 1 Omaha 2" 6 3 Batteries Hall. Caporal and Collins ; Merz and Kelly. The score, second game : R, h. E. Joplii 2 8 1 Omaha 3 7 1 Batteries Caporal and Collins; O'Toole, Kopp and Kelly. At Des Moines Hutchinson won two games from Des Moines today. 6 to 1 and 6 to 4, by superior hitting and all around playing. The score, first game: R, h. E. Hutchinson 6 12 1 Dps Moines 1 5 3 Batteries Graham and Hanner; Delburn, Corey and Lewellvn. The score, second game: R. h. E. Hutchinson 7 1 Des Moines 4 7 4 Batteries Bentley and Hanner; Dressen, Delburn and Llewellyn. HUTCHINSON, Kan., May 30 The Hutchinson club of the Western leaguo is to be moved to Oklahoma City and the Topeka club will be transferred trans-ferred to Hutchinson, effective June 2. it was announced an-nounced here tonight following a conference between be-tween the Hutchinson baseball committee, Owner John Holland of the Hutchinson club, and President Presi-dent Spsncer Arthur Abbott of the Topeka club. The Hutchinson team will take the Topeka dates and fill them at Oklahoma City. The Topeka To-peka team will play the Hutchinson dates.