Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-17
PFIESTER REGISTERS AGAIN
OmahIs Long Left Handler Toe Much for
Underwater sluggera.
cNAAPlONs 0vtPLW THt LEADERS
oes Moines EaAiIr VaRquished In nm
ErrorIess Game Full of Fast
week ~ the Omaha
Inneid.


Des Moines' hard hitting hired hands
we're unable 70 negotiate with big lack
Phester in the game at vinton street park
sundSy Afternoon with the result that
the 30 fans who had iourneyed from Des
ZONES we're doomed to see their team
returned losers by the score Of & 10 1.
ON the other hand, the Champs punched
-FOUR hits on Mr. Chappelle, the Adonis Of
the Underwriters. in the fourth inning and
clnched the game as far as the result wa a
concerned The interest never tagged and
the 5000 sweltering fans who paid for tbs
privilege were treated 20 a splendid ex-
hioition OF base ball as Il should be played
Not ar error was made by either side.
ana only at the finish when Herman Long
was caught between bases making the last
out OF the game, was there any kind of a
Wabble The work OF the Omaha inHeld
was the fastest exhibition OF headv han
playing shown here this summer.
Jack Phcster was at his best and the
TACT that Des Moines had made twenty
hits on Sanders the day before, that they
have six men hitting over 300 and several
more nearly up to 300 had no terrorv for
him. He moved them down at win strils
Ing out McNichOls, Chappelle ana Ganley
IN the sixth inning just to show what he
could do. Several of the pla.yv, - length
ened their strides and pulled of phenom
pas IN spite OF the heat, shusart ran
clear across second base end stopped what
looked like a sure enoy6yh baSe hit from
Dolan's bat and recovered in time 70
catch the runner at first. Three double
plays were made tAsldes the one at the
finish when long was caught. schlpke
stopped base hit in its mad career.
Whiried and got II to Dolan In time for
the latter to ccrIplete a double to Thomas.
Martin stoppsr hard grounder, ran up
ana touched Chappene. who was running
from hrst to second, and then threw
Ganiey OF At first
How Omaha Won H.
Neitffr side scored until the fifth inning.
when the Champs made enough to win the
game Phester fouled out to Towne and
ThNl walked. Carter was an easy out
tTom shugart to Rossman. when swat
rest OF three singles and a double regis
tered four 'tallies Dolan singled and
SCORED ThieL who had made second on
Carriers out. WEIGH drove hard one to
right and Thomas scored Dolan with a
double to left middle. Then came tie
mighty slugger Bill, who had not regis
tered before, but had been laying back
Nor this chance 20 make q grandstand
play. The crowd all knew what the Slug
ger would do and were not backward In
telling him what to do. In fact, these big
sunday crowds are not backward in their
roofing at any time. The sluEger drove
one 30 hard at Mr.. ChappelIe that the lat
Ter had 10 sidestep It with the result that
When Ganley had finished shagginK the
naH Welch and Thomas had tailed.
Omaha made another in the sixth. when
Sonding walked and stole second and
came home on Thiers triple to right feId
Carter and Thiel were nipped by a double
play when Carter lift an infieId Rrounder
Des Moines made her little tally in the
eighth inning by a scratch triple nv
McNichols. He hit the ball down the FRS,
base line and then lit out like a burdIer
ana would have been running vet 70 Her.
man Long had not headed him Off at third
IL surprised him so to make such a M
that he was scared to death and ran like
scared hare. Chappelle followed with
Hstle single down the third-base line that
Skipper Bill could not reach ana NJ
Nlehols scored. Ganley hit a Erounder N
Martin who doubled with Thomas ana the
side was out. '''e
Ladies' Day Today.
Ioday will be ladies' day and as usual
Pa Will send Quick in to please the tho,,-
sands Of women who are sure IN ba o,,
there being two drawing cards. ladies, day
and Quick. Score:
OMAHA,