Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-15
PA GETS FIRST FROM DENVER
Omaha Beats Bill Everitt and Family in
Close Game.
NOT AN ERROR MADE BY EITHER TEAM
HcCIOsley and schRub on the Slab
DO Good work and Are sup
ported in GIIt-EdEe
style.

Il is lust this way. Bill Everitt and his
bunch Of compstriots wanted yesterday
afternoons game at the Vinton street ball
park in the worst kind OF way. as the Den
yer team Is after the Des Moines aggrega-
tion like a March hare in the race for the
pennant. and II would be a double source
Of pride to Denver town to see Cantillon's
BOYS bite the dust The boys from the
mountains played the game from first to
last but were unable to get anything better
than to from the Champions.
one OF the most prominent features Of the
game was that Buck Thiel was passed to
first by schaub four times which was every
time Buck came to bat.
Another little feature-a vain piece OF
dirty ball playing-was an attempt OF Bo-
hsnnon to switch the ball on schaub in the
NTH inning when Bassey went out. Carter,
who was on the line, noticed Bohannon's
sleight-of-ha hand work and Umpire Schuster
told Bohannon to throw in the ball he was
holding out.
Schipke'a One-Handed stop.
schipke brought himself into the spotlight
in the nth by making a fine one-hand stop
OF Schaub, while welch in the sixth made
a bold dash for Robideaux's high fly, catch
ing Robdeaux out and preventing the score
being tied. Thiel made one OF his pulssting
by Belden in the first and thus shut out one
run, as Hartzell was coming down the base
lines from second like pig on ice. How
ards cheering three Dagger in the sixth
brought in Schipke from FIRST. McClosky
made two wild pitches, one OF which al
lowed Perrine to get from first to third in
the fourth, PerTine scoring when Everett
went out from short to first. But Mac held
the visitors down we'll and walked but one
Of them.
The visitors went into the second inning
with sleeves rolled up and every indication
Of scoring, but their three hits availed
nothing. Perrine sent the ball over third.
5ehipke made a pretty stop. but could not
recover himself in time to negotiate with
The runner Everitt popped out a left
ield grounder, and Schaub reached first
Just half a second before Schipke could
throw the ball to first Perrine tried to
take advantage OF the opportunity by run
ming home, but retired his side by being
caught on a throw from Gonding to Freese.
Mig Makes First Run.
Perrine, the man with the high batting
average. made the first run for his team
by scoring in the fourth. as already out
lined. The eighth was a big one for the
Denverites. Bobby McHale opened up with
a two-bagger to the left-held fence and
scored when Belden sent out one that went
through McClosky and Howard.
In the first Thiel walked. got to third on
LAWYERS right-held hit and scored when
welch went out to Randall. A flelders
choice by Bassey and a two-base hit by
Welch in the third netted one run. made
by Bassey. for the Champions. In the sew
enth with McClosky TO first on
felders choice, Thiel given a pass and
Bassey making a hit the Rourke family
had all bases full and only one out. But
when Lawler came TO bat he and Bassey
went down and out on the only double play
OF the game and at the most critical point
While the Champions did not really need
the runs at that stage OF thesgame, yet
few mora tucked away would have
looked good to the fans, who were on the
qui vive for some seconds.
The grounds were soft, which made fast
fielding hard.
Yesterdays attendance was 500. Today is
ladies' day. One game will be played this
afternoon and double-header Saturday
afternoon The score: