Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-20
ERRORS GIVE OMAHA A CAME
Saints Pile Up Seven MiScues and
Rourkeites Get Four Runs
ONLY REQUIRES TWO HITS TO DO TRICK
Omaha Players only Make One Error
aud This Does Not Cut Any
Figure in the scOr-
ing.

ST. JOSEPH, June 1s-Cspecial Teie-
Kram 1.-The field work of the Saints TO-DAY
was very amateurist, ana Omaha pronted
by every one of them and made runs. seven
errors to the credit OF the home team, com
pared with a practically clean slate Tor
Rourke's men, was too much for the pa
tience OF the local fans, who were some
times severe in denouncing the ragged
work Pat seay Of St. Joe, late with the
Milwaukee Western league team, ofhciated
as slab artist for the Saints. Seay is
conner. six hundred enthusiastic fans
greeted the Saints in their last tussel with
the Omahas. shafstal did the slab work
for Rourkes braves.
Carter opened for Omaha, flying out TO
Robe. shugart flew out to Hartman and
Preston struck out, retiring the side. Bel
don opened for the home team, with base
on balls He was advanced to second by
Rohe's sacrifice and went to third on Hart
mans out to the inneld. Kemmers' popup
to Hickey retired the side.
Wright opened the second for Omaha,
flying out to Hartman Dolan went out
from Robe to Kemmer and Genins from
Mcbride to Kemmer. The Saints got one
run in their half of the second. Maher
opened with a slashing two-bag gger and was
advanced to third on McConnelTs bunt, on
the pitchers error. Mcbride sacrificed,
scoring Maher and advancing Mcconnell to
second Crum struck out and seay retired
the side, going out on an lnfield hit
In the third Omaha went out in one, two,
three order Hickey striking out. Gonding
flying out to Hartman and Shafstal going
out on a line drive to Maher Belden
opened for the Saints by flying out to
Wright. Robe followed with n good three
bagger. Hartman went down on a popup
10 Dolanl and Kemmer retired the side by
fouling out.
In the fourth carelessness on the part of
the Saints resulted I'm two runs for the
visitors. Carter got to first on Kemmer's
tumble of his short hit. Shugart singled,
advancing Carter to second. Preston made
first on seays error of his inheld grounder.
Wright few out to left. scoring Carter.
Dolan got to first on Rohe's tumble of an
inheld grounder. Genins went out on an
inield grounder, scoring Shugart. Hickey
won't out from Seay to Kemmer. The
Saints failed to score in their half Maher
went out to Wright Mcconnell went out
to center on fly and Mcbride on an In
field grounder.
In the fifth Gonding went out on an in
field grounder to Mcbride. Shafstal struck
out and Carter flew out to Belden For the
Saints Crum beat out an iuheId hit and
went out on helders choice of Sjeay's inheld
hit. Belden got base on balls, Robe went
out on felder's choice OF an Inheld
grounder and Hartman retired the side by
flying out TO left.
In the sixth shugart got base on balls.
Preston sacrificed him to second. Wright
fouled out and Dolan retired the side by
flying out TO Kemmer. Kemmer was hit in
the back by n pitched ball, but Umpire
Brennan refused TO give him base on it.
When Robe protested Brennan threatened
TO nne him. Feeling exists between Bren-
nan and kemmer over an old difficulty
kemmer finally went out on a fly. Maher
singled, Mcconnell flew out to Wright
Maher was caught trying to steal second
orpnha added a score each in, the seventh
and eighth Innings. The score: