Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
WAR KING AND PA WINS TWO
ssadsn shuts Out Denver in Thirtsen
Innings and Omaha Wins Second
uTTLE soUTHPAw MASTER OF THE DAY
Allows Bat Five safe Oneu and
Makes the NIT which sends
Bassey Home with wia-
sing Run.

War Sanders IL the biggest man In
Omaha, in fact, he's the biggest man in the
country.
The first game OF the double-header.
which Omaha won from Denver at vinton
Street park yesterday, was won by War
Sanders. War Sanders pitched thirteen
long innings and allowed but five safe
hits, struck out seven men and passed
none Not until the sixth inning did he
let a man reach first base. But as II that
was not enough. the little southpaw made
the hit in the twelfth inning that gave the
victory to Omaha. Bassey was on second
and Sanders punched one Of his little hits
down into the middle OF the diamond.
Adams who was in the box, reached out
his hand and checked the ball, but did
not stop II. Bassey had a big lead when
the hit was made and instead of stopping
at third, kept on for home at a breakneck
speed, sliding under Zalusky before the
ball could be put on him. IL was a daring
piece Of base running. Sanders mixed them
up so badly on Denver as TO put the Grlz-
lilies completely at his mercy. Adams him
self pitched a good game.
Dodge pitched the second game for
Omaha, which was won. to T. lie was
touched up at FIRST, but settled down and
did well.
Big crowd is Out.
The usual Sunday crowd was augmented
by a large excursion from the branch lines
TO the north OF the Union Pacific, one train
bringing in eighteen coaches filled to the
guards, and another being almost as large.
These boys from the state will surely have
something to tell the nelghbors who stayed
at home: that first game will 90 down in
.he memory OF fandom one OF the fast
est and best ever played in Omaha. When
nine innings had been played but one hour
and twenty minutes had been consumed.
Omaha made seven hits off Adams and
ne passed one man. hit Howard and struck
out but four. Sanders had been under
the weather for the last week and had
not worked in his turn since he shut out
DeH Notnes last Monday in exciting
game. He was hardly in condition to work
yesterday but took his turn to help out
IN the shortage Of pitchers.
From the start 1t was to be seen that
he game was TO be q ccrker and it was
enc, two, three, until Perrng came to
nat In the fourth. He was the twenty
fourth man up and not a man had yet
reached nrst Perring made single, but
could not cash It in. Denver did not get a
nan 70 first until the sixth, when Donahue
cd OF with a single and was sacrificed
second. but died there. Dolan made a
nit In the seventh, but it counted for
lsught. Denver made two hits in the
eighth inning, but Gondng brought the
inning to swift close by catching Adams
mapping at FIRST.
Omaha made four singles in the tenth
and still did not score a run Dolan led
of with single and was doubled when
LAWYER hit TO the pitcher. McHale tripped
Lawler. but Davis did not see the play and
CsOndin4
did also Sanders Carter nit for single
to left and Gonding tried to score, but
good throw, by Randall nipped him at
the late. Four hits without a run.
Denver made two hits in the eleventh.
out could not cash them, the inning end
ins by Sport McIIale being caught at sec
ond when he attempted to steal. He tried
- to claim q balk but Davis said nay.
In the twelfth inning Bassey walked and
went TO second when McHale threw wild
to second after fielding Dolan's grounder.
Lawer few out to Russell and Gonding
few out to Belden and it was up to San
ders to win his own game. He hit the
hall toward the pitcher. who only stopped
il little. In the meanwhile Bassey was
llgginR it for home and by the time Dona-
hue had helded the ball and scooted II
home Bassey had slid in, Davis said he
was safe and War Sanders had scored his
second shutout in less than a week.
Batting In second Game.
The second game was just the opposite
OF the FIRST. The ball was hit all over the
lot. Dodge was sent in by Long and OLD
Man Everett called upon Mr. Paige, who
had finished the last ave innings OF the
thirteen-inning game Saturday. Both pitch
ers got a bad start, but Long let DodR,
stay In and after the big fellow had
warmed up a little and been hit a littl'
he settled down and did some good work
Paige did not last the fret inning out and
was relieved by Engle, VINO was alsC
touched up some McHale. the FIRST maj
up in the second game, hit the ball t.
welch. who let It slide between his legs
and Mac went to third. Smith few on
and Randall brought McHale home with
single and zalusky did the same kind &C
for Randall, making two runs for Omah'
to night against
Howard hit for a triple after Carter ha,
flown out and Perring few out to Ran
DALI WEIGH. Bassey and Doan all hit 70
singles in succession, when Paige wa
called on. Three runs had been score,
when Engle retired the side without fur
Their damage. Omaha made four more run
IN the third ana this cinched the gam
for Dodge had settled down and a hit a.
inning was the best they could do after tn
third. when three singles brought in on
run
Sioux City will open a four-game serie
At vinton park, beginning this afternoon
which will be ladies' day.
The score:
Score, first game:
OMAHA.
ABB. r. II. o. A. 1
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