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Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
KANSAS CITY ATHLETES WIN
Lincoln in Second Place in Missouri
Valley High school
Contests.
From a Stan Correspondent


LINCOLN, May Especial Telegram.)-
First honors in the annual field and track
meet of the Missouri Valley Interscholastic
association, held today in this city, were
won by Kansas City Central, with a total
OF 43 points. Lincoln stood second with
81 points and West Des Moines third with
"a points. St. Joseph scored II, Bingham,
Kan. 4 and Topeka / point.
The victory OF Kansas City. although
complete, was in the nature of n surprise.
Their athletes captured first place in both
the shot put and the hammer throw, an
achievement unexpected by their support
ers, giving Kansas City a lead that lincoln
and Des Moines could not overcome.
Cotton Of Kansas City carried OF the
highest honors OF the score Of individual
performance, three hrsts being placed "a
his credit. Welsh of Kansas City won both
the shot put and hammer throw, while
Burruss OF Lincoln proved TO be the speed
est Splinter by winning both the 100 and
Only two Missouri valley records were
broken. Cotton lowering the half-mile q
2:0S and Russell of Des Moines and Barwicb
OF Lincoln tieing at 10 feet l inch in the
pole vault.
A summary OF the th~ree-point winners II
the different events follows:
120-yard hurdles: Storer OF Des Rioine:
won. Page Of Kansas City second. Russell
OF Dies MOines third. Time: O:i7 as.
lOO-yard dash: Burruss Of Lincoln won
Weary OF ST. Joseph second, Page Of Kan
sas City third. Time: 'O10 3-6.
44O-yard dash: Cotton Of Kansas Ctl
OF Lincoln third. Time: Os63 as.
20-yard dash: Burruss OF lincoln won
Weary. Of st. Joseph second Ttce OF To
peka third. Time: O:zs 1rh.
Broad jump; Cotton OF Kansas City won
Snyder Of Des Moines second. Page o
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Field CLUB.

First base on balls: on Knight, 2; on
Gordy, 3. Home run: WEIGH. Umpire:
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EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Articulate Captures Renewed Metro"
p%OIitan, Leaving Old Eng
land Far Behind.

NEW YORK, May 9.-The renewal of the
Metropolitan handicap which yirtuatS WWaiSS
late for $1,000 a side with 8 500 added, was
run at Morris park today and H,OO persons
saw Articulate gallop home in front. Re
suits: Do
the Withers' mile: DurazEo won, Black
stock second, Lady Uncas third. Time;
Second race, last four and a half fur
longs of the Eclipse course ExtralaW
won, Mimon second, LIopeful Miss third
Third race, the Beuquer stakes. selling,
last five furlongs of the Eclipse, course:
Race King won, Nameoki second Green
Fourth race the ,Toboggan handicap the
Eclipse course: Mizzen won llyria sec
oG Fifth iny TaSet the shi New ll YORK SstteetepieChase,
about two miles: Lavstor won Hsponse
tRiS65uiiaate Won, oHd England second. Time:
Seventh race, the withers', mile, selling
Kickshaw third. Time: 140A.
CHICAGO, May 9-Results:
First sr race six TSed fgTl tSIEd' r inca liz S S5.
Second race, five furlongs: Don Domo
won, Milklrk second Jerry Lynch third
Third race, mile and 100 yards, handicap:
Little Scout won. Bondage second. c. B.
Campbell. third. Time: l:46
m EGartR 3, TaS9; oTlS g j selling !. F Ressn; s SHs
ond, Rankin third. Time: lao 20;
Fifth race, five furlongs; Golden Rule
won, Burnie Bunton second. Stem sWlndeT
'G Sixth. iFiaeess, mile ana thtee-eighths, sell;
ing: Zonne won, omdurman second Gin
LOUISVILLE, May 9-Results; r
won, First Chip second, Red Hook third.
Second race, Ave furlongs: Commodore
won, Sararose second, Cardona third. Time:
Third race. one mile: Thad News won,
Lendin second. Incubator third. Time
Fourth race, Nursery stakes. value 5000,
2-year-olds. four and a half furlongs: Ad-
vantage won, White Plume second, Sane
tum third, Time: O;54%. 49,,
Fifth race, steeplechase' selling, fun
Dagmar third. Time: S:5sh.
yards; 'Binehel!o Won, Altoona second
Flanks third. Time; l;4614; ..
First race, six furlongs, selling: Ladas
won, Lady Vashti second, Cressida third
Second race, mile and twenty yards. sell.
Third race, hve furlongs, purse: KilC
won, Matt Wadleigh second, Ora McKin'
"f Fourth I race, Mlssissippi Valley States
Helen Print third. Time: 141h.
Fifth race, six furlongs, purse: Duetsch,
Bell third. Time: I:I5,
Sixth race, six furloEgs, selling: Swee
Dream won, DIT. Clark second. Fugurth'
selling: Eda Riley won, Scortic second
Tammany Chief third. Time: 2:03.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
NlSlNOTH.
OMAHA
DIES MONIES.
Totala ...............ss

''Durkee out for cutting second base in
fifth inning.
Omaha .....""."..t 9 221O IS
Earned runs: Omaha, 3; Res Moines, !.
Three-base hits: Genins 90, Quinn. Home
run; Dolan. Base on balls: ON. Feepey, 8,
struck ont; By Feeneys z; by Henderson.
Sacrifice hit: qenins. Umpire: Bremen.
Time of game: 1:20
punched Hits Tell Tale.
KANSAS CITY, May 9.-Mllwaukee won
by punching hits in the sixth inning and
fast playing in the field. Attendance, 900.
R.H.E.
Kansas City,. o 0 0 o O-3L 8
Batteries. Kansas City. HalIa and Mes
slit; Milwaukee, Kenna and Lucia.
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hard batting wins for Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN. May 9.-Hard hitting in the
ninth inning by the Brooklyn team gave
Il the victory over Boston at Washington
park today. Willis and Jones were batted
hard. Attendance 5000. Score:
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launched Hits Tell Tale.
st. Joe Takes Good one

ST. JOSEPH, May 9.-The best game of
the season on the home grounds was played
today, St Joseph winning in the eighth.
Score:
R.H.E.
st. ~Joseph.....O o o o 2 s-S 8 o
Peoria ....!.... 0 0 % O'0-.2 3 o
Batteries: st. Joseph, Parv1n and Garvin;
Peoria, Olmstead and Wilson.
Eyler and Loses Game.
COLORADO SPRINGS, May s.-Denver
played an errorless game and had the locals
shut out until the seventh inning, when
Eyler weakened and lost the game, Score:
>lqio. Springs. o o OoOO1s.- - 3
L nver .....s.. 6 o 40 0 0 o "a 6 0
Batteries; Denver, Eyler and Schley;
Colorado Springs, Villeman and Doran.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES

Games today: Chicago at st. Louis
Cleveland at Detroit.
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,ansas City third. Distance: 10 feet sll

Kansas City third. Distances: 10 feet ga
inches ola
22O-yard hurdles: Scarritt of Kansas city
won. Hagenbuch of Lincoln second, Thomas
of ST. Joseph third. Time; OBS.
Hammer throw. Welsh of Kansas CITY
won, Roberts of st. Joseph second, Collins
Of lincoln third. Distances; 1O2 feet 8
inches. o,..
won, Matson of Lincoln second, Broaddus
of ST. Joseph third. Time: 2:OS,
Pole vault: Russell of Des Moines ana
Barwick of Iincoln tied, Raymond OF Lin
coin third. Height: 10 feet / inch.
Discus throw: Jordan of Des Moines won,
Green of Kansas City second, Haberle of
Lincoln third. Distance: 81 feet 9 Inches,
Shot put: Welch of Kansas City won,
Russell of Des Moines second, Green OF
Kansas city third. Distances: SO feet
inches.
Mile run: Hill of Kansas City won
Gleeves of st. Joseph second, Lewis OF
Lincoln third. Time: 4:57A.
High lump: Rathbun of Lincoln and
! Chii3s Of EfHngham tied. Burruss of Lin
coin third. Height: D feet "a inches.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
KEEP THE REGENTS GUESSING
Union stock Yards Juniors are Too
Much for TrI-City League
Team.

The Regents of the Tri-City league
played the Union Stock Yards juniors at
South Omaha yesterday afternoon. and IN
an Interesting and exciting game were de
feafed, q 10 &. Adams, for the Juniors, had
the Regents guessing all though the game.
striking out eighteen men. TT Juniors
ten. Bohner and Millett, but were still
strong enough to put the Tri-City eaguers
out OF business.
hall. but the fourteen hits by the yards
boys won the game. Miller led the batting
with a triple, a double and a single. VII
liam XIII did the stick work for the Reg
ents. Hogan, at second. played a. good
game. The score:
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s'Batted for Jones in ninth.
aTWn nnf when winning run Y
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
DUNDEE IS AN EASY VICTIM
Omaha High school Lad just Knock
the BALL All over
h Lot.

TIL Omaha High school took a look-in
at Dundee Saturday afternoon and won the
game by a score of % to 8. The game was
provided for the benefit of those who had
purchased tickets for the Omaha-Sioux City
game that was called on.
In the second inning Omaha cinched the
and cleaning up thirteen runs. The local
boys showed up strong at the bat and
1eided brilliantly, giving Lowell almost
perfect support. The batting of Yoder and
Kennard and the fielding of Sobotker were
the features. of the game. Anderson played
the star game for the su~burbanites. Score:
O. H. s. ...."...21s o4o12o :-22l2 2
Dundee ....... 0 0 1 2 0 0 o. o. 8 8
Dundee, 8. First base on balls: on Hinzie.
I; Off Anderson, 2; off Lowell, l. Struck
out: BY Hinzie, /; by Anderson, 2; by
Lowell, Z Three-base hits: Kennard,
Yoder. Sacrifice hits: C~herrington, Wright.
Batteries: Lowell and Fairbrotheri HinZie,
Benson and Anderson. Umpire: Hinzie.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
Creighton Seconds Win.

The second team of Creighton university
defeated the Council Bluffs High school az
~ tbat che sand was knee deep In some
nisces on the diamond, the C~reightons DC
not play as fast a game as they DID a week
aa,Sbhar and did famously. The BUNS
niayers found him only for three hits, ana
these in the sixth inning, when ne t9oh d
9oe6s bSali for the high school. .Coad, NC
Govern and Carey were the hitters t tOa
Creighton, while Pire and FROM uho 'He
honors lot 'He iO0"i' R.H.E.
Creighton ....41O0099d9- Is 9
Council Bluffs o 0 0 0 0 o U - .
batteries; Creighton, Hobbs and Coad;
ConncI BLUFFS, sulhon and Pierce. UmPire'
White.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
HINTS Defeat Hanseom Parks.

The Huffs Athletic association defeated
the Hanscom Parks Saturday afternoon py
a score Of 10 TO 9. The features Of the game
were Tuttle's pitching and a home run py
Joe Giles. The score:
Huns .....s,y.""9 3954d9S 80
Hanscom Parks. . o l y VeV -
Live RIM. Giles. ThIee-base hit; Pat
terson. Two-base hit; Gordon. Struck
out: By futile. Il; by Lloyd. 81 by Lindsey;
Toydi 4; on Lindsey. s. Time: las, I'm
pire; +. Tompsett.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10

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Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
OMAHA TAXES THE THIRD
PAP Boys Make Runs Against Prohibition
ISIS Almost at Will.
HENDERSON PITCHES A STEADY CANE
Genina shines with Unusual Briui-
anoe, Making Three Put Outs and
Using His Bat for Two Use
y full Three-BaEEers.

Omaha won from Des Moines in a walk
away yesterday afternoon by q score Of s
70 3. The day was dark and threatening.
but the bleachers and the grandstand we're
well filled with rooters.
After the second inning the game devel-
oped into a farce. Omaha making runs al
most at will. Henderson pitched a steady
game ana kept the hits we'll scattered ex-
cept in the fourth, when he pulled himself
out OF a hole in the nick of time. Feeney,
for the visitors. was not very effective and
his team gave him very ragged support,
making errors ut critical moments.
Omaha took the lead from the start and
held It throughout the game. Their FIRST
score came in with one man out on a three
Dagger OF Genins, followed by a scratch hit
of Preston's. No more runs came in until
the third, when Carter started with a single
and Immediately pilfercd second. Genlns
eame up to the bat then, smiling, and
banged the ball way out into left field.
where he had put It for his three-bagger
the inning before. It was good for three
bags again and he sauntered over the plate
while they were getting Preston out at first.
As the Fancy Took Them.
In. the fourth Dolan came up and started
out the inning with a home run over the
fence. After that Omaha gathered a few
runs in from time to time cs the fancy
took them. while Des Moines failed to make
good at critical moments when hits mean.
runs
Genins was a star in the field and at tn,
bat, making three put outs and two three.
baggers.
The same teams will play today and Sc,
whether they shall break even on the sc
ries or whether Omaha shall have the bes
of It. Milton. the new man from st. Louis
will do the slab stunts for Omaha an,
Barry for the visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
College base Ball.

At Champaign. m.-nlinois, s; Michi-
gan, 2
Al Beloit, Wis.-Beloit college, "A; Wis
consin, 2
At Providence, r. brown, 8; Yale. 3.
At Lancaster, Pa.-Franklin and Mar
shall. %: Rutgers, 8.
At Observation-Disclosures, IL; indianapolis
Manual Training, 5.
AT Observation-Disclosures 7; Wesleyan. 3.
At West Point Lafayette. Il West
Point, 3. -
At Annapolls-Navy, 8; West Virginia. 2
At Providence, r. Brown. 5; Yale. 3.
At ChtcaRO-ChicaRO university, ,; North
western university 3.
Al Princeton-Peansylvania, Il Prince.
ton, &
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
schuyler win play BaII.

SCHUYLER, Neb.. May 9.-(SpeciaL)-
Schuyler's new ball grounds, with new
grand stand and fences, are nearing com
pletion, and May n is fixed as the date of
the first game, at which time the -city's
new brass band will make its fret appear
ance. II will be a gala afternoon and all
business will be stopped and the schools
closed to start the season strongly.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
Opavn wins From sloan.

ONAWA. Ia, May 9-(Special Telegram.)
The Onawa high school baseball team de-
feated the Sloan high school team at Sloan
awa-Oconner, Robinson and Copple; Sloan
Robinson and Jones. Game called in the
ninth inning on account OF rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
GirIs' Game OF Basket BAN.

SUPERIOR. Neb., May s.-(Special.)-
Geneva high school girls defeated the SUI
ing. II to 10. The game was a fast one
throughout.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
WILLOW sprIne. winners.

The Willow Springs beat the Crescent
Juniors by a score of 10 70 9. The feature
OF the game was the fielding OF Cathro OF
the Willow Springs. The score; q.
CGretcent Juniors......... 0 2 0 / / 5 %
Batteries: Willow Springs, Prefke and
Olsen; Crescent Juniors, Bruegmana Adkins,
Reinschreiber and Arthur.
The Willow Springs would like 70 hear
from any team In the city under 10 years
Of age. Address w. Prefke, al Walnut
street
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10

'Batted for Newlin in the ninth.
Toledo ...."."".". I Q 9 GA
Earned runs: Toledo, 10; Indianapolis, g.
Home runs: Heydon ~. Two-base hits:
Bernard, owens, F1ournoy, Reisling, Jones
~, Coulter, O'Brien. Stolen bases: Con-
nors, F1ournoy ~. Left on bases: Toledo,
6; Indianapolis, 4. First base on balls: on
Reisling, 8; of Newlin, 8. Struck out: BY
Reisling, 8; by Newlin, 2. Wild pitch:
Newlin. Time: 300. Umpire: Foreman.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
FIELD CLUB OPENING DAY
Golf and Base Ball Furnish Amusement
During the Day.
DANCE IS THE ATTRACTION At NIGHT
Both the Club House and Grounds
show Great Improvement in
Convenience and Beauty
over Last Year.

The Oman Field club formally opened its
house and grounds yesterday for the sea.
son OF 'O~3-which is a fact to which at least
ten hundred persons will very cheerfully
testify. These ten hundred were there and
know. Some of them, in gay coats,
sweaters and caps were on the links in
competitive test at blind DOGGY, with eight
men finally left tied for first prize, four
others for second prize and yet another
four for third place; others were at the
base ball diamond, where the club team
suffered defeat, 10 to Z, at the hands of the
c. N. Dietz nine; and still others were
content to lounge about on the broad YER
anda and learn of these things at second
hand, while slipping the creations OF the
new buffet prestidigitator.
That was in the afternoon. At night the
club gathered about its house like a very
and there dined and danced to its hearts
content. II was a table d'hote dinner,
served from s O'Clock to 9.
The Field club premises has always been
a pretty place and now It is made doubly
so by the alterations and improvements ac-
complished within the past month. The
building has been painted a second time or
its exterior and given a new habiliment OF
light green on It's interior. The construc-
ton of an addition to the east side OF the
north wing and the removal thereto of
the buffet has made II possible to convert
the old buffet into a lounging room with
divans and easy rockers in abundance. II
has brought about also an enlargement of
the former hallway from the porch and
cafe to the lounging room so that there is
now the effect of one large room with
tapestries at it's arched doors and with
broad observation windows at it's west ex-
posture. The new furniture is of Flemish
oak. but the draperies appear to have beer
selected at random with regard only for
the ensemble effect.
The dancing pavilion Of course remains
just as It wal late last season. Its upper
floor had its capacity tested by last nights
many dancers, while on its lower floor the
balls of the bowlers rumbled thunderously
all day long.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
netent. High schooI seeonds.

Company A defeated the second high
school team on the high school campus by
the score OF 70 20 ". BatteTies: Company
A, Meyer. Eaton, Day and Coddle; Second
team, Baker, Cherrington and Fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
swift Equals Hia own Record.

IOWA CITY. Ia, May s.-(special Tele-
gramJ-C. w. Swift. the western inter
collegiate discus champion. ~equalled his
own record OF IFS feet > inches made Al
Chicago last May. in the Iowa home track
meet held on the Iowa field this after
noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
Eyler Weakens and Loses Game.
of the Teams.

Games today: Des Moines at Omaha.
Denve at Colorado Springs, Milwaukee at
Kansas City, Peoria at st. Joseph.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
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phIs' T. Two-base hits: ecSoughIiin, HaTtEel,
Murphy CO. Three-base hit: Pickering.
Home run: Seybold. Sacrifice hit: Martin.
Stolen base: Pickering. Left on bases
Washington, 8; Philadelphia, 5. First base
on balls: on Patten, ]; off Plank, 4. Struck
out: BY Plank, l. Wild pitch: Plank. Time
.AE IImnlrA. CnnnnllN
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10

Outside the buildings some work is not
yet finished. The tennis courts, after being
dishevelled to permit the laying of a sub
surface of broken brick that drainage may
be improved, have had only part of the
rolling they will require before being played
on. The new amphitheater at the extreme
south end of the reversed ball diamond is
as yet only on paper because Of the car
penters' strike. 1t is to have under It
bath and locker rooms for the visiting
teams, that there may be no Inconvenience
by crowding in the bath and locker rooms
at the club house. At the latter place hot
water for the baths has been installed for
a first time and the women's locker room
made particularly convenient but the am
p~hitheater baths will be less substantial
and only for "hurry-up" toilets.
The golf course shows the effect of the
abundant work put on 1t and the greens
are really green, thanks to the special pip
Ing. This year as last Mr.. w. c. Sherwood
is instructor in the game. ...
The clubs other improvements worthy OF
note are the installation of a much better
lighting service for the house and it's i'm
mediate surroundings. and the good work
being done by the landscape specialists.
For the golf match yesterday 81 was the
DOGGY drawn and these gentlemen tied fol
the "S PIlHe' ohoice OK any BolI cur
made: DR.. Sumney 9O); G. B. Prime C0)
Forgan 90): ]. v,B. Reynolds 900; J.. B
Blanchard 9O); W. H.. Murray C92): W. c
Sunderland 92); Talmage C92). They proba
bly, will draw to see who shall have IN,
trophy.
For the second prize, another golf club
those tied were e. Bryson G9); Or. Ii
Douceur (s9); R. Scott Cs) and l.. D. Car
rier C9e).
Those tied for the third golf stick wer,
w. Cundin Cs); J. r. Buckingham @s)
Arthur Scribner '(sS); II. B. Morrill, C9E.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10

CLEVELAND. May a.-Cleveland's nabil-
ity to hit Donovan and its poor fielding
presented a patched up inheld In conse-
duenoe of .LajOie's illness and Bradley's
suspension. Slattery, the man secured from
Columbus, made a poor impression. At
tendance, 9.767. Score:
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aff on bases: Juniors, Q; Regents, 4. First
base on balls: on Adams, ION Hanson, u
is. Nv Hanson. 8; by Kennedy, s. Sacrifice
HIS Juniors, A. Two-base hits: Miller;
w XIII Three-base hit: Miller Passed
balls: Saunders, 8. Time: 2;Uo Umpire
Finley.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
stnndinr or the Team..

Games today: Kansas City at Milwaukee,
st. Paul at Minneapolis. Columbus at Louis
Vile, Toledo. at. indianapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
sing the

The Capitol Hills defeated the Chicago
Street Sluggers yesterday afternoon by a
were the pitching OF Pearee and the batting
of M~usselman.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
InvincibIe pitcher removed.

BOSTON, May 9.-Up to the fifth inning
of today's game Boston could do little
with Tanpehills pitching. For protesting
Carr's decisions in the fifth Tannehill and
Williams- were removed from Inc field,
Howell took Tannehills place and was bat
ted hard. Attendance, 1882. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
Iden1s Against Jetters.

The Ideals will play the South Omaha
letters this afternoon at Twenty-elghtn
end w streets South Omaha. The contest
viii be for $50, and a rafting good game Is
evDected. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
Kansas city scores Three In Eighth,
Thus Capturing the
victory.

MINNEAPOLIS. May 9.-Kansas City
took the last game Of the series today by
3 TO 1. The last part Of the game was
played in a drizSiing rain. Kansas City
scored three runs in the eighfS Attend
ance. 1000. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
Lathropa are Beaten.

At Twentieth and Spencer streets a game
was played between Crows team and the
Lathrop school team. Crows team winning
by the score OF IA 10 I.
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Brooklyn
RnafOn

s'Batted for Jones in ninth.
'Two out when winning run was made.
Brooklyn ......,....0 2 0 Q 2 Q 81
Boston ............. 0 0 0 0 0 / 4 l O6
Earned runs: Boston, 4; Brooklyn, g.
Left on bases: Brooklyn, s; Boston, IL.
Two-base hits: Dexter, Abbattichio 90,
Carney, Doyle, Dahlen. Three-base. hits:
Dexter, Abbattichio, Strang, Doyle. Sac
riice hits: Tenney, Bonner, Ahearn, %.
First base on balls: on Jones, 5; off Willis,
8. First base on errors: Boston. 1; Brook
Ign, 2. Struck out: BY Jones, 8; by Willis,
g. Time: 1870. Umpire Moran.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10

Left on bases: Chicago, 8; st. Louis, T.
Two-base hits: Dolan, Mailman. Patterson,
Burkett. Sacrifice hits: Tannehill, Held
rick. Stolen base: Sullivan. Struck out:
BY Patterson. 8; by Powell. 2 Bases on
balls: OF Powell. q Time: 1880. Umpire:
Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
washington Never Has Chance.

PHILADELPHIA. May SHINE safe hits,
including a home run, a triple and three
doubles was the Champions record today.
Patten was batted all over the grounds
and Washington had no chance to win. At
tendance, u,043. Score:
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'Batted for Howell

Boston Sos ov."."""..9 SSSGSfS:- l22
Earned runs: Boston, z; New York, q.
son, Camel, Stahl. Three-base hits:
Parent, Conroy (2). Home run: Dougherty.
Stolen bases: LaChance. Stahl. Double
play: Ferris and LaChance. First baso on
balls: on Young, 2; off Tannehill, /; or
Howell, l. Hit by pitched ball: BY Tame
hill, /. Struck out: BY Young, Z; by Tame
hill, 8; by Howell, 5. Time; 2:OS. Empires:
Carruthers and Hassett.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
GAMES, IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Nerd Hits and Rivals Errors Give
Cincinnati an Easy
Victory. .

P~ITTSBURG, May 9.-The Cincinnati
team hit two OF Pittsburgs pitchers hard
today; This, assisted by the nome teams
1910. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
Two BAH Games.

There were two. baseball games. The
first was that OF a Field clubs second team
and the Columbias. resulting in a victory
for the latter, - to 4. The second was that
of the clubs first team and the G. N. Dietz
nine. the latter winning, 10 to 7, as shown
in the following detailed score: