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Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
WHITEWASH FOR BRAKES
Creighton Puts the Des MONIES Outfit Down
Without q Run.
wELsHs PITCHING PROPERLY SUPPORTED
Omahn's own Varsity Team Bats
Hard, Runs We'll, Fields Better
aud Wins by wide
Margin.

Creighton whitewashed Drake yesterday
Ia magnificent style and ran up ten tallies
TO their own credit. Owing to N~ebraska'S
unwillingness to give the locals ,heir sched-
uled game at Lincoln today THU was, per-
haps, C~reighton's anal game Of he season
and an excellent finish Il was, for the Pro-
hibitionlsts were Administered the hardest
and most complete defeat that they have
experienced this season. Creighton went
into the game for blood. using all the pent
UP energy with which she had hoped TO de-
feat Nebraska today, The particular relish
Of the victory TO the Creighton students
was the fact that Creighton defeated Drake
10 TO 0 while the best Nebraska could do to
the Des Moines aggregation was 10 TO 6.
Welch did the throwing for the locals
and he was In prime condition. One would
hardly believe It was the same man that
pitched against Nebraska last Saturday.
Eleven strikeouts, three lean and we'll sep
arated hits and not a base on balls was
his record yesterday. 0wslty, Brakes star
pitcher. was in the box for the visitors dur
ing the first six innings, and then Kinney
was substituted. Neither was very effec-
tive. ~
The game was commenced by welch's
blanketing his hrst three opponents at the
plate. Lynch began the hitting by a neat
single. stole second, and Dineen made first
on the shortstop's miscue. Harry Welch
new out to deep center just for the sake
Of scoring Lynch, and Dineen was caught
at home while executing a poorly coached
steal.
1t was the sam throughout the game, the
visitors were either retired In one-two-three
style or their would-be hits were felded
by the Omaha lads. who worked together
like the machinery Of a clock. Only once
In the game was there any hope for the
Drakites. That was the fourth inning.
owsley and Kinney started IL by getting
two consecutive hits. A wild throw adj
vanced them a sack. Then welch cruelty
killed their hopes by striking out the nee
essary.
Throughout the locals stole bases at will,
Lynch. stene and O'Keefe being particu-
larry adept in this line. Lynch was In
vincible at the bat-four times at bat and
four hits. one a ~two-bagger. was his rec
ord. Buckler, Stene and Dineen also met
the sphere in Latoie style. while Clark
showed what a tailender can do by ripping
out a two-base hit.
For the visitors, Petite Burg's counter
part caught a star game and his throw
ing to second was almost as good as bonnie
Captain o'Keefe's. though not so effective.
Score: -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
DES MONIES WINS FIRST one
PrOhibitionists Take Morning Game b,
Good, Timely Batting.
POUND ALLowAY ALL OVER THE LOT
Twelve Long, Timely Hits Registered
on the Smiling Boy with the
Towp Clock Notion, by
the QuinnItes.

Des Moines celebrated Memorial day
morning by batting out an overwhelming
victory from the Rourkes. the score being
IL to 8. Alloway was pounded for twelve
hits, among which we're a home run, a
three-bagger and two doubles. and most Of
them were Of the timely order. Omaha,
too, did some batting, with nine hits. in
Guiding a three-sacker and Ave for two
bags, but Pitcher Barry seemed to keep
these sallies well scattered and the result
was that the top-liners could not get the
necessary men across the rubber slab, while
the Iowans found no d~if1culty In scoring
every inning. save three.
Alloway's own unsteadiness and expensive
errors by Hickey and Stewart at critical
times we're a large factor in helping to
swell the score, but with all such misplays
present and accounted fec the visitors
still had the red seekers strapped to the
operating table all the time. 1t was Des
Moines' game from the third inning and the
Hawkeyes we'll deserved the victory they
earned.
Joe Dolan's batting may not have been
the feature, but his two doubles and a sin
gle looked mighty good, and IL someone
else besides Stone had done some sticking
at the right times or at all, for that mat
ter, the story might have been different.
However, the victors played the closest
kind Of a game all the way. as was shown
pointedly in the fourth. when with two men
on bases Hoffer caught Gonding's swift
liner on third and touched the bag before
Dolan could get back to It. making a neat
double all alone. This same Hoffer was the
man Of the hour. his fielding being mag
nihcent and his batting especially interest
ing in view Of a home run in the third
that went over left field fence on the
bounce and two singles besides.
Des Moines fully demonstrated base ball
ability, and Barry in the box showed that
he was not TO be taken lightly. He is a
steady. reliable man, Judging from the
mornings performance. Old Joe Quinn did
the marvellous hitting of the whole day, de-
spite home runs and triples, for he made
two doubles and wi singles off Alloway,
scoring four runs also. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1902.

Clarke, Bransheld. Dexter. Stolen bases:
Dexter CN. Double play: Chance to Tinker.
First base on balls: on Menefee. 10. Hit
by pitched ball: Chance. Struck out: BY
Philippe, 4: by Menefee. 5. Time; $50.
Umptres. Power and Brown
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
Each Team Gets One.

s. PAUL, May 3O.-The morning game
in his city between the twin cities was a
pitchers battle. Attendance. 1855. Score:
at. PAIL. MINNEAPoIIs
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
Cardinals and Reds Quit Even.

ST. LOUIS, May 3O.-St. Louis and Gin
cinnati split even on today's double-header,
played under Encouraging weather condi-
lions. Attendance. 5000. Score first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31

Games today: Milwaukee at Kansas City,
81. Paul at Minneapolis. Louisville at In
dianapolis, Toledo at Columbus.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
.Ratted for Powell in the nj

'Batted for Powell in the ninth.
Philadelphia ........0 9 02 2 3 III
st. Louis............ o 0 0 o 2 0 i Il
Earned runs: Philadelphia, 2. Two-base
hits: Powell, Wallace, Heidrick, Hartzel 90,
Seybold, Castro, Davis. Home run: Castro.
Stolen base: Hartzel. Left on bases: st.
NJ. Cross to L. Cross to Davis. Hastings
to Powers to Davis. First base on balls:
OF Powell, 4; off Hastings, s. Struck out:
By Powell, 8; by Hastings, 3. Wild pitch:
Powell. Time: 200. Umpire: Connolly.
Senators and Chicago Even Up.
WASHINGTON, May 30.-Morning game:
Washington won the first game, from Chi
cago by better all-around work in the field
and punching hits in the third and fourth
innings. Griffith relieved Garvin in the
eighth. Attendance, 4,02S. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31

Slated for Evans in tenth inning.
RSs sn, S6pr 49," SSSSSSS II
Earned runs: Philadelphia, /. First base
on errors: New York, !. Left on bases
philadelphia, s.: New York, 2. Two-base
hits: Barry, Bowerman. Stolen bases:
Barry, Jackiitsch, Clark, Lauder. Dunn,
jackson. Double play: Thomas to Doug
lass. First base on balls: on Duggleby, 2;
OF M~atthewson, 3. Hit by pitched ball:
BY Duggleby. l. Struck out: BY Duggleby,
o; by M~atthewson, l; by Evans, L Passed
son. Time; goo. Umpire: Emslie.
tendance, $500.
Before a crowd OF 2l!00 persons Phila-
delphia shutout the New York team at
the Polo grounds this afternoon. Taylor's
arm gave out in the first inning and Evans
took his place. Bowerman was also forced
to retire on account of an injured thumb,
and Yeager took his place. The home play
ers could do nothing with Fraser's delivery.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
C~oIIeEIana Double Up.

HASTINGS, Neb., May 30.-(Special)-A
spirited game OF base ball was played here
today between Hastings college nine and a
free from errors and both teams did some
splendid stick work. The Collegians won
out by a score of 6 to 5. Phillips and Shut
sell and Won Gillern did the battery work
for the city boys. Umpire: Neimeyer.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31

Stolen bases: Lally, Fox. Sacrifice hits:
Meyers G), McNea Two-base hits: Miller,
Foutz, Graf1us. Three-base hits: Knoll,
Mattress, Burns. Double plays: Evans to
Meyers, Grafius to Foutz. Struck out: BY
balls: on Cogswell, /; off McMackin. Il on
McNeal, 4 Passed ball: Graf1us. Time:
1852. Empires; Haskell and Ebright.
Even Split at Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, May So.-Kansas City
and Milwaukee played two games before
$500 people today and the clubs broke
even. In the first game Grady made a
sensA tional stop at first, and both pitchers
were hit hard. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31

Earned runs: ST. Paul. !: Minneapolis, /.
Three-base hits. LumIey. Geier. Passed
stimmel, s. Struck out: BY stimmel, 8;
by Figgemeler, l. Double plays Lumley
70 Kelley, Huggins to Shay to Kelley.
Minneapolis won the afternoon game in
one OF the most sensational finishes ever
seen on the home grounds. With the score
4 10 2 and one man out in the ninth Byers
singled, Morrissey singled and Phyle
brought the two In with a ripping three
Dagger and scored through an error OF the
shortstop In relaying the ball in. Attend
ance, 1,15l. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
DoLAN's HIT CAME WHEN NEEDED.
Timely Drive to Left Scores Only run
of Game.

With two out and Stone on third base in
the last half Of the ninth inning Joe Dolan
slammed the ball to the left field fence
Friday afternoon, scoring the winning run
and the only one that had crossed the plate
during the game. The hit was the most
sensational seen at Vinton Street park this
year. The presence OF 5000 people who
were already wrought to a state OF frenzy
by a game OF palpitating situations and
hairbreadth escapes was one thing that
helped to make the hit so remarkable. The
fact that II was one out Of a stingy six that
nine Rourkites had been able to bat on
Morrison In nine innings was another. The
score Of 0 to 0 at the time with the two
outs capped the climax. The ball was a
beauty. going high and fast clear over
Leftnelder Backofs' head to the fence. II
was good for two sacks had Dolan needed
them. Stone shared in the glory, for he
bad landed himself on second with a fierce
drive to right field fence. and had made
third on Warmers catch OF Calhoun's ny.
Genins' Sensational Catch.
Frank Genins comes in for just as much
praise as Dolan, for by saving the game
In the eighth he also won II. and the catch
which did It was phenomenal. This &C.
easion was even more sensational than that
OF the run, for II was more drawn out.
There were three men on bases, put there
by Dolan's error and Owens gift and hit
ting a batter. There was only one out,
The crowd had lost hope. but waited
breathlessly to see the finish OF lite team.
Right then Pitcher Owen showed that there
Was no streak Of yellow in him. He had
been throwing great ball all the after
noon and kept at 1t when It was sore
needed. He struck out Backof, who had
made three hits In the morning game.
Lobeck came to bat and drove what looked
like q sure single to center field. It was
a low ny. and the three runners began 10
stream over the home plate. But Genins
got there. and with a last stagger he took
the bali on the tips Of the grass blades,
receiving an ovation which proclaimed his
catch the most remarkable one likely to
be seen. The side was out and Genins was
cheered and cheered.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31

Flick. Kelley 0, Setback. Bresnahan.
Three-base hit: Robinson. Home runs:
Flick. Bresnahan ~. Stolen bases: Hemp
hill, Gilbert, Mccain, Robinson. Howell.
Double nn5 plays B9 p6e TO GoshnsHer TO
balls: on Wright, 6 Hit by pitched ball:
BY Wright, 2 Struck out: BY Wright, 3
Time: 1855. Umpires; O'Baughlin and
Caruthers.
GprOnn Qnnas
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
city wins Both Gnmes.

KANSAS CITY. May 3O.-The nrst game
was a pitchers battle, in which Kansas
City won out In the twelfth inning. At
tendance, 1000, Score:
Kansas city,. OOOOOo1cooO1-8n 2
st. Joseph....... OOO20OOOOOO0-2 5 4
Batteries: st. Joseph. Mc~adden and
Roth: Kansas City. Weimer and Messitt.
The second game was notable for good
batting by Kemerer and Robinson and ex-
cellent playing all around. Score: -
Kansas city. 2 o 0 Gao o -7T /
St. Joseph. 0 0 1 o l 0 o. 6 10
Batteries: Kansas City, Gable and Mes
slit; st. Joseph, Parvin and Roth.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
DETROIT.


Batted for Warner in eighth.
:" Batted for Mitchell in ninth.
Detroit ........,...2 0 2 0 0 l 40
Boston ............ 0 0 0 0 0-b
Earned runs: Boston, l; Detroit, 4. Two
base hit: Mcguire. T~hree-bese hits: la
Chance, Ferris. Home rum: Casey. Stolen
Mitchell, Warner to LaChanee; Elberfeld
TO Gleason to Dillon. First base on balls:
on Deninger, 2; on Mitchell, 8; OF Miller,
!. Hit by pitched ball; BY D~eninger, /.
Struck out: BY Deninger. ]; by Mitchell,
by Miller 2 Wild pitch; Mitchell.
BOSTON, May S0.-Boston turned the
tables on Detroit in the afternoon game
by hard and consecutive hitting. Mercer
was batted out of the box in the NTH in
ming. Cronin, who took his place, was hit
In only one inning, the eighth. Attend
ance, L,914. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
Make Even Break.

Peoria won the first game today by hitting
Jones freely when hits meant runs. McGill,
for the visitors, was very effective at
r. II. E.
Peoria .......2 o II 10 8
Colo. Spgs.., o o 0 D l 1 0 o o. l
Ratteries: Peoria, McGill and Wilson;
Colorado Springs, Jones and Baerwald.
In the afternoon game, when Cox had
been touched up for five runs In the hrst,
Schafstall went into the box and the locals
made four more. Then Peoria played a
steady uphill game, having the home team
worried at several stages. Attendance, $500.
Score:
Colo. Springs. 8 0 0 900 I Eli u 9
Peoria ........ 0 / 3 l l 2 0 l. 8 IL 5
Batteries: Peoria, Cox, Schafstell and
Wilson; Colorado Springs, Hayes, New
meyer, McNeeley and Baerwald.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
vi"
nAITIMORE
CLEVELAND.

Sacrifice hit! McGann. IWQ-base hits!
Seymour, Pickering. Stolen bases: Gilbert,
Bresnahan. Double plays: Williams TO
nauer TO Pickering. First base on balls.
on Hughes, /; off Moore, 8. Struck out
BY Hughes, 4; by Moore, 9. Passed ball
Bemis. wild pitches: Hughes, 2. Left on
bases: Baltimore, 4; Cleveland, S. Time
1855. Umpires: O'Laughlin and Caruthers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
saint. PLAY Fast Ball,

ST EDWARD. Neb., May S.-(special
Telegram.)- St. Edward defeated Fullerton
at base ball today at the latter PLACE by a
Wilkinson and Boyd; Fullerton, Baldrige
and Bennett. Struck out: BY Wilkinson,
Is; by Baldrige, &. Bases on balls: on
WIlkinaon. 1: Of BaldriRe. 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
Denver and Brewers Equal.

DENVER, May 90-Denver and Milwau,
kee broke even in the two poorly played
games today. In the fourth inning of the
second game Pitcher Barber was hit over
the eye by a ball batted by Jones and
Score:
R.H.E.
Milwaukee 49,. o o o 0 0 0 % s .
Batteries: Denver, Eyler and Mcconnell:
Milwaukee, Mcpherson and Hanford.
Second game:
R.H.E.
Milwaukee 80. 351 0 0 0 2-l7 % 3
Denver ........ l. D 1 0 o. Z II s
Batteries: Denver, Waterbury. Frisk and
Mcconnell: Milwaukee, Barber, Mcpherson
and Lucia.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
SHUTS OUT THE OLD GUARD
Lee-GIRss-Andreesen Team Refuses n
Single Run to Field Club
Nine.

In a pitchers battle Memorial day at
the Field Grub grounds, the Lee-Glass-
ANDERSEN team defeated the Field club
a score Of I TO O. zen was invincible,
allowing but six scattered hits, striking out
OF the 'old Guard and not issu-
ing a pass TO first. The catching Of Coe
and the fast fielding by Clement were the
other features OF the game. Score:
LEE-GLASS-ANDREESEN.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
York wins Hard Contest.

YORK, Neb.. May ~3O.-(speclal Telegram.)
Indians. who last night folded up their
tents and skipped out, breaking up the adj
vertised game for today. II took York
to 10. The contest was Witnessed by the
largest attendance in the history Of base
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
Thres-I

At Evansville-Terre Haute failed to ar
rive this morning and the game was for
feited to Evansville, 8 to 0. Afternoon
game: Terre Haute, s; Evansville, 2.
At MISUNDERSTANDING game: Bloom
ington, 2; Decatur, Q. Afternoon: Bloom
ington, 2; Decatur, T.
At misunderstanding! Rockford, 4;
Cedar Rapids, 8. Afternoon: Rockford, 4;
Cedar Rapids, /.
Al Observation-Disclosures: Davenport, 10;
Rock Island, g..
At Rock Island-Afternoon: Davenport. /;
Rock Island. 0.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
CoIumbn. Has BAD Day.

COLUMBUS, Neb., May 30.-(Special Tele-
ram.)-David City defeated Columbus at
this place today in q, well played base ball
Score, 10 to 6. The feature OF the game
the heavy batting by the David City
club and pitching by Duffer. Batteries:
David City, Disney and Duffer; Columbus,
Lohr and Jones. Struck out: BY Dufrer,
10; by Lohr, 8. Base hits: David City, 10;
Columbus, 8. Errors: David City, 10; Co
s. Umpire; Baker. Attendance:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
Varsity Too sNIft for HaveIock.

LINCOLN, May 30.-(Special Telegram.)-
Before the largest crowd that ever as
sembled on the campus to witness a base
ball game, the University of Nebraska nine
this afternoon defeated a team made up of
workmen in the Havelock railroad shops.
They played well throughout the game,
sufficient success TO take the lead in the
first inning, and kept it. Score:
Nebraska 49, 10 5 s
Hayelock ,.,,, / 0 0 0 0-3 8 s
Batteries: Nebraska, Letherby
Bender; HaVelock, Morrison and Shaner.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
Re.erre. str,ke a snnn.

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb,, May SO.-(spe-
from Lincoln this morning TO play the
Memorial day game with the Argos. In
the first inning the visitors scored, but
that. The Argos managed to run. In eight
men In as many innings. Score by In
nings:
Argos ........a..... 1-O-O12fe 10 IS
Reserves .,....,..... 90 0 o O. o. o, OIL
Batteries: Reserves. Reynolds. and
Thompson; Argos, Rush and Sacy. Attend
ance, 200.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
wausa Again victorious.

WAU5A, Neb., May SO.-(Special Tele-
yesterday by a score of Q to 6. Batteries:
Wausa, Rogers and Dryer; BLOOMFIELD.
Rogers, Z; by Grant. 4; by McNaiiy, &
Wausa also defeated bloomfield on their
home grounds Tuesday by a score OF 10 to
8. Batteries: Wausa, Cheatwood and
Dryer; Bloomfield, Grant, Hostetter and
Reed. Struck out: BY C~heatwood, 10; by
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
sioux Take a Scalp.

RANDOLPH, Neb., May ~30.-(Special
Telegram)-The Fagley base ball club was
badly defeated by Sioux City today. the
by Randolph,s batting and Sioux City's
errors. Batteries: Sioux City, Metz and
swartzwood; Randolph, Gillian and Reed.
Attendance. 500. .t
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
INDIANAPOLIS.

Bases on balls; on keIIum, II on Ker-
Two-base hits: O'Brien, Flaherty, Cannon,
Schriver, Babb. Sacrifice hits: Climer,
Schriver. Double play: Tannehill to Gil
mer to Spies. Stolen base: Ciimer. Left
on bases: Indianapolis, 8; Louisville, 10.
Umpires: Heydon and Dunkle. Time: 1:55.
Ragged fielding by Louisville, In which
shau6 was the chief offender, gave In
~dianapolis an easy victory. in the after
noon game. Williams had the visiting
batsmsn at his mercy. Attendance, 1855.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
Beavers Fall Down.

BEAVER CROSSING, Neb., May. 30
(Special.)-A very interesting game Of base
ball was played here THURSDAY, which re-
Cordoya by a score of s to 5. Attendance,
Sordo SSSr ...,:...o 0 o os
Beaver Crossing ......0 0 o 0 l 2 l 0 10
Batteries: Cordova, Knight brothers Of
Bellwood; Beaver Crossing, Wilson, Har-
ney and Rumsey. Struck out: BY Knight,
is; by Wilson, 6; by Rumsey, s. Umpire:
James Wilson.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31

Totals, I. -. $ 10 n II n Totals. sn
uaffad for GfN Uragn a. ntn,h
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31

rihce hits, Fox, Wagner, Grafhus; stolen
Wagner. 3; on Mock. I. Hit by pitcher:
Mock. 2. Left on bases: Columbus, 9; To-
ledo, s. Struck out: BY Wagner, 6j by
Toledo knocked Cogswell out of the box
In the second inning OF the afternoon game
and secured a lead of five runs, which was
gradually overcome by the home team.
McMackin was hit in only two Innings.
Attendance, SIPS. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
BOSTON.
'Batted for Pittinger in ninth.

Boston ......... 0 Q Q . Oi
Earned runs: Brooklyn, l. First base on
errors: Brooklyn, l. Left on bases: Bos-
ton, 9; Brooklyn, s. Two-base hit: Dahlen.
Three-base hit: Demont. Stolen bases:
Tenny, Flood. Double plays: Dahlen to
Flood; Griminger to Demont. Sacrifice hit:
KitsOn. First base on balls: on Kitson, 2;
off Pittinger, 5. Hit by pitched balls: BY
Pittlnger. !. Struck out: BY kitson, &.
Wild pitch:. Pittinger, /. Time: 1852. Um-
pire: Cantillon. 70 -
BROOKLYN, May 3o.-Brooklyn won the
second game against Boston at Washing
ton park this afternoon by exceptionally
good playing. Bunting by the BrookIyn's
star batters was the feature OF the game.
Floods home run in the eleventh inning
Gcoras
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
Ii will be noted that Omaha has made

1t viii be noted that Omaha has made
seventy-two more run than Its opponents,
while Kansas City has put up but forty
four more. Kansas City has made sixty
four more hits than it's opponents, while
lastly, Kansas City has made but eight
fewer errors than its opponents, while
little consolation in advance OF the game
may be extracted from these figures. They
Indicate the superiority OF the Omaha
fna,tn ~ the taAma.f
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
DRAKE.

Earned runs: Creighton, 8. Two-base
S BALLS S;,C on 95wsley !: on Kinney: / Eit
" %eI Sison fi S SH oS UTIsIey; st by kant, out: BY
wild pitches: WEIGH, Owsiey. Sacrifice
hits: oKeefe,. Bucklin. Stolen bases:
lynch ~, Stone, Q), Dineen, OtKeefe,
Kehoe. Time: 1880. Umpire: Whipple.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
CITY COMES TODAY
Battle Royal for First Place Begins nj
VintOn street Park This
Afternoon.

Kansas City will appear on the Omaha
grounds his afternoon for the first time
this season, fresh from a long string OF
the pennant race because of Omaha's los
ing a game to Des Moines yesterday.
Messrs. Manning and Nichols are person
under their ownership and control would
be sure of good patronage under any. cir
cumstances, but with conditions such as
they are the games will be OF. unusual in
terest. The very close race between, the
teams is a strong inducement They have
and broke even on the series. Omaha fans
look for at least that much here, but there
are those who will not be satisfied unless
Omaha hands out the dose the others have
been given, three out OF four; As they
have played the same Teams sn9 tneir teS.
may help the dopemakers. Here are the
figures up to the games played yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
North PIatte Twiee. Downed.

SHELTON, Neb.. May 3~0.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The Shelton High school nine to-
day again defeated the North Platte High
school team in5a hard played game OF bnse
ball, 4 to 2. Batteries; North Platte, Per
sons and often; Shelton, Bills n Walker,
was a good attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31

TotaIH'''''' Vb . T IotaI6'.',.'l 7 Y II 2
. Phyle out, inheld, and Mcfarland out
for Interference .
S 81 nsgI;i6;.:." 5SSSSSdf-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
BaItimOres Win Double Header from
Cleveland In which Five Home
Runs Are Made.

: BALTIMORE, May 30.-The Baltimores
had a batting matinee today and won both
games from Cleveland by good stick work.
There were three home run in the hrst
game. two OF which were made by Bresna-
han, and two more In the second game.
Attendance. 1904. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
On college Diamond.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. May 3O-An i'm
mense crowd attended at Yale field today
to witness the base ball match between
Yale and Princeton, the first OF the annual
series for the championship. Score:
Princeton .....".....6 / 0 0 3 0 / 90
At Cambridge-Harvard, 2; University of
Illinois, l.
At Ann Arbor. Mich.-Michisan, 4; ODER
lin, 3.
At GAINESVILLE, Wis.-Belolt, 5; Wisconsin,
At Detroit-Purdue, s; Detroit college. 5.
Second game: Purdue, IL; Detroit college,
AT Albion, Mlch.-Northwestern, 2; AL
blon, 1, -sa..'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-31
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Earned runs: St. Louis, s. Phila delphia
lace, Padden, sugden, Fultz, L. Cross,
Schreck. Home run: Padden, Ma
loney, Hartzel (2). Left on bases: st.
Louis, 6; Philadelphia, s.. First base on
balls: on Sudhoff, 2; of Plank, l. Struck
out: BY Sudhoff. 3. Time: 1850. Umpire;
Connolly.
afternoon game. Hastings was effective
and kept st. Louis hits we'll scattered. The
visitors fielding was ragged at times. At
tendance, ] 3,12S. Score: