Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-25
DES MONIES EATS Up OMAHA
Champions Dsvour Three Of Pas Superb
Pitchers, " Inning 10 TO l,
MAKE TOTAL or TWENTY BASE HITS
COrns, NiIssen and MorrisOn Soar
Around while Rourkeites Manage
to Make -Four skinny
Hits.

Three OF the men who draw pay from Pa
as pitchers went up ia balloons at Ninton
STREET park Tuesday afternoon, and as they
did not carry sinkers they are probably
hoting yet, for the Des Moines team, In
dividually and collectively, had on It's bat
ting clothes and hit the ball when and
where It pleased. making twenty safe hits
and fifteen guns, while Omaha was getting
four rneasly little hits for total OF one run.
Although the game was one-sided. still 1t
was full OF interesting features. The FUN
started right from the jump when. Cantil-
Ion refused to tell Stats Davis who his
battery was to be. Stats announced the
Omaha battery and said he would tell
Deg Moines later.
The gahle started with Corns IN the box
for Omaha and he lasted long enough to
get one man out and that one, WeIday,
sacrificed himself. -Four runs and four
nlts were made of the southpaw from
Boone before Herman Long called upon
Nilsson who had been warming up. Mis-
sen ls the University OF Nebraska pitcher
who has beaten the Omaha an dworks in
the Union Pacific shops. He pitched for
the shops team this spring when the
Rourke family was beaten by that aggre-
CATION. Nilsson responded to the call and
went 70 the pitchers box, but Stats Davis
red and white stockings Of the University
Of Nebraska team and Stats ruled he was
not In an omaha uniform. Bill Morrison
then had to go In without an opportunity
OF warming up, but he retired the side
without further damage. Andreas hit to
Morrison and Magoon struck out
Stats Gets the Fine First
A little incident occurred when Magoon
came TO bat Davis refused to let him play
until be had paid the fine assessed the day
before when he was, put out Of the grounds.
Mike Cantinion had n check all written
out, and when It was handed to Davis the
game went on. a..
Morrison pitched good ball and but one
run was made of his delivery until the
seventh inning, when he went up in an
airship 60 overtakc Curns. Starting with
Smgger Bill four men IN succession hit
him safely, which, added TO two errors
OF Basseys. was putting the game to the
bad when Pa called in Nilssen, who had
changed his stockings Nilsson hit the
first man up and the next man hit him.
Magoon walked and Manske struck out.
Caffyn flew out to Runkle, who touched
first and made a double play unassisted.
Nine men faced the two pitchers in that
lucky seventh and ten men faced Nilsson
base on balls netted six runs in the eighth.
While but four hits were made of
Manske. all the way through he was wild,
and Omaha's lone run was made in the
second inning without a hit, and in the
second and third both the bases were filled
and good hit would have tied the score
and might have changed the result.
Welch made one Of his phenom runs for
Hoggie's short hit in the NTH. One of
Bassey's errors was bad throw, and he
let the ball scoot by him for the other.
Two OF Runkle's three errors were made
by standing like a dummy and not touch
ing the bag after the ball had been thrown
straight at him. ~'-'~-'.@
Two games will be played this afternoon,
the FIRST opening out at 2:3o
The score: