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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19

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"Arlie Latham to this day is not famous
for saving his money, and in the old days
he had reputation OF being chronicaIy
broke, says Tom LOTUS so long ago l
am ashamed to tell just when, / was man
ager of a ball team on which Latham was
playing third base. We were on the fag
end Of an eastern trip and Arlie ran out OF
cash and needed II badly, He had touched
me 50 often he knew an ordinary appeal
would have little success.
This morning he came to my room with
real tears in his ayes Tom, my mother
in-law Is down with typhoid fever and that
robber Of doctor In my town has refused
TO treat her unless his fee Is paid in ad-
vance, he said.
Il was touched by the appeal and handed
out the money.
Next day Lath sought me out and said
Tom, ! am going to turn over a new leaf
and settle down. l am going to marry the
old girl and need $50 TO pay the parson.'
" DO you mean TO tell me you are going
TO marry your mother-in-law?' l gasped.
Are you dafyT
Latham calmly pulled out a note book.
and, after looking over the scrawl that
covered the fret page, said: Say, old pal,
come to think Of 1t, ! buried her on the
coin you gave me yesterday, and | want
this coin TO buy suit Of black clothes
Il counted out the money while still
dazed."
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EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Bernie Cramer, 60 to 1, Wins Fifth
Race at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, April l1.--John l.. Inglis
won his third consecutive race In taking
the fourth event at City park today Bernie
Cramer, at 60 to !, won the NTH, the mile
event, with length to spare. Results:
First race, four and Il half furlongs De-
thorpe, lis (Walker), to l, won; Bonnie
l05 q. Boland) 80 to l, third Time: 0:5i46.
Colonel Brady Emma G, l. Ham, Gather
Inc +, Prince Bowling, Convenient, Brawney
Lad Dona II and Ben Sand also ram
Second race steepleChase, short course:
Esterjoy, 1853 Boyle, to 5, won; saul, 1876
tMcClure), 10 to l, second; Naran, 1879 (Hues-
tom, s to l, third. Time: 2:54 Subador,
Jim Bozeman Lights Out, Henry A. ScrOe-
der and Molo B also ran.
Third race, one mile, selling: Bye Byo
II, l03 (Minder), II to 5, won; Duchess Of
Monteballo, lO5 o. BOland), 10 to l, second;
Dele Strome, 1903 CWalker), 10 to l, third.
Time: 1:42h. Helen Lucas, Vesme, Dry
Dollar, Kalserhoff Agra, Schroeder's Mid
way and Goldessaa also ran.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth: John
l.. Inglis, Ill (Minder), to 8, won; Peter
Sterling Ill (Troxler), 10 to l, second; Polly
Prim, 10l (GaugeD, 10 to l. third. Time:
1:47B Grenada and John smulsh also
Fifth race, one mile, selling; Bernie era
mer, 107 "a. Martini, go to !, won Gamara,
10 q. Lee, second Hustled, 1O7 Sheridan,
20 to l, third. Time: LAP. r. F. Williams,
Bertha +, Lady Charade Rebo Pentagon,
Quick Rich, Bin Carter La Cache Ever
Sixth race, one mile, selling: Clifton
Forge, 100 (GaugeD, to l, won; Limerick,
ITO CWalker), 70 to l. second MazOnla, lOl
CMinder), 20 to l., third. Time: 1;H%.
Bverte, Baby Van, Gilfain, Adbell Nellie
Burn, Grand Duchess Ida Mermee Orient,
Bitter Hand and Telescope also ran.
Seventh race, six furlongs, selling: De-
vout, 112 IT, Taylor, to l, won; Fox
Meade, 1O9 (GaugeD 4 to l, second Wild
Irishman, 100 (Bilac), to l. third Time;
114. Auditor, Excitement, Lidwina, OPP
tional, Tom Mankins, Lucy Young, Amador
Trepan and Rena P also ran.
SAN FRANCISCO, April I1.-Results at
Oakland:
(Fischer), 3 to l. won; Wuerzberger Ill Cr
Rice) 10 to 2, second; Irish Mike, ia (W
Dugan), l3 to /, third. Time: O:4915 Orongo
| Rustler, Warden Vel, Valoski, Swede Sam
Reno Rebel, Sandpiper San Ramon and
Bardonia finished named.
Second race, six furlOngs, selling: Adena
1O7 CHeatherton), % to l. won; Norwood
Ohio 113 O. Dugan), TO l, second; St
Denis, 100 (Sander), 40 TO l, third. Time
116B. Meringue, Red Era, DIR. Rowell
Royal White, Jerusha, Bright Albert, War
Times, Nettie Hicks and Chestnut finished
as named.
Third race, mile and twenty yards, sell
ing: Kogo. 1O4 (McRae), II to /, won; Alta
| Spa, 1O3 (McDanieD, TO /, second; Duke
/ of Orleans, 1O4 (Grote) to l, third. Time
/ l48Ss. Elmdale, Kruka, Nancy w, Al
tanaro, Begun, Buna and Calendar fin
| ished as named. Joyful was pulled up.
! Fourth race six furlongs, selling: George
/ p. MCNear, 113 Oh. Smith,, to l, won
! Instructor, 1l6 Knapp to 2, second
/ Military Man, 116 CKeogh), 10 to 8, third
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DEADLOCK ON THE SCHEDULE
Opening Date the Only Thing Decided
So Far for the Western
League,

LINCOLN, Neb., April T.-At midnight
tonight the schedule committee Of the
Western Base Ball league had been I'M
able TO reach an agreement on playing
dates for the coming sea son and was still
In session, with little prospect Of complet-
ing Its work before tomorrow. FhC
schedule committee is composed Of Messrs
Cantill,n Of Des Moines Tebeau Of Den
Yer and Selee Of Pueblo, but the meeting
brought every club owner In the leag
save Selee and all In "A measure took part
IN the deliberations. President ONell was
also IN attendance,
II was decided early that the season
would open April II and close September
l8 II was also understood the western
clubs would begin the season I'm the east
The schedule drafters found their work
more OF a puzzle than had been Anticipated
Most OF the clubs had filed requests for
consideration IN the matter Of special dates
and the committee Is endeavo1ng TO grant
air the concessions possible, consistent
with the interests OF tho entire league. All
the club owners we're agreeable TO the
proposition that Pueblo, as the smallest
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Turner and Lajoie devote about fifteen
minutes every day 70 handling Of the ball
for double plays,
Thirteen cars in the whitesox train TO
Mexico. A gypsy couldn't tell you better
than that to keep your money on them
this season.
The date for the opening of the regular
season Of golf at the Omaha Country club
is April % for the women's department
and May 4 for the men.
Jack Powell 10 in condition unusually
early for him this season. Shutting the
St Louis Nationals out with six hits in a
thirteen-inning game was midseason pitch
Jimmy Slagle's work this spring in
dicates that he has entirely recovered from
the effects Of his collision with George
Schlei last fall, which kept him out of
the worlds championship series.
II is estimated that 10000 Scots journeyed
/ to Newcastle Ery to witness the inal
| ISOLATION foot ball. The game was be
tween England and Scotland and resulted
/ in tie, 70 !.
/ Harlan OF Princeton IS one Of the finest
natural hitters that college base ball has
| produced. His timely swatting was con
/ spiCuOus last season and in the FIRST five
/ games Of the spring trip this year he made
/ total Of twelve safeti5s.
! Big Ed Walsh, the star Of the world S
| champions pitching stan has brother
who is showing some speed as tWirleT.
His name Is Martin. He was tried out by
Newark last spring and has now signed
a contract with Bnghamton,
/ Bob Simpson, the new golf instructor al
/ the Country club, was beaten In fore
some wednesday afternoon by Sprague
] Abbott The fOTesOme was between BOD
simpson and r. H. Sprague and J. 3, Rahm
| and Sprague Abbott. Abbott and Rahm
! won up.
A western critic says that with the i'm
proved speed Of pitching II Is now i'm
] possible for the batsmau 20 swing at the
ball with any degree Of success. lie says
/ Ihey have 10 chop al n. Ask some Of the
/ American league pitchers how they feel
/ when George Stone crOuches back TO ''choI
| at it"-W ashinEton Star.
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Time: 1l57s. Hedgetorp, Alice Carey.
Snow, Pelham, Box Elder Darthula, Sea
All bba and feteP ana also o Ta4 selling
Governor Davis, 1O4 (Greenl, Is to l, won;
Daniel c, 100 (Fischer), % to l, second;
1904. Buyers, Ninespot Mai Lowery and
Sixth race, five and half furlongs: May
more, lie, (E. Lynch, II to ., second; Prince
of CASTLE, 1l3 (McBride), 6 to l, third.
Time; leSb. Cheers; Louise E1tzgio2 90
bennett, Miter, Furtz and Valadola also
ran.
WASHINGTON, April IL. Results at
First race, handicap, FIVE and half
furlongs, Columbia course: Oraculum, ll6
(Radtke), to 1, won; Bobbie Kean, 100
liz (McDanien 8 70 /, third. Time: 1:1O.
Diamond Flush and Gentian also ran.
Second race four and a half furlongs, old
course: Lady Isabel, 1903 (NIiller), / to 3,
/, second; Gold Foil, 1O2 (Goidsteinl, IL to !,
wheel and Bulkhead also ran. Longhall
Third race, six furlongs, Columbia course:
Graz.alo lis (Radtlle). 7 to 10, second; Old
Colony, "a (Goldstein), to !, third. Time:
169b. Panique and Higginbotham also ran.
Fourth race, handicap, selling, steeple-
chase about two miles: Paprita, 1870 (Mc.
Inerny), to l, won; Flying Virginian, 100
UIeder) to l, second; Harry Baylor, 1877
(Hayes), 10 to 8, third Time: 4:19' Lists
way also ran. Guardian fell.
Fifth race, sixth running of the Amateur
cup, high weight, selling, horses entered to
be sold at auction for 5000 jockeys to be
officers of the army, navy or marine corps
or members of designated clubs, or gradu-
ates of named universities six furlongs,
Columbia course: Quadrile 1852, o..
O'Brien). 7 to 10, won; Bulwark, 1852 (Mr.
Henderson,, IL to /, third. Time: 1:19.
The Cricket and Turbulence also ran.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards, sell
ing, Columbia course: Reidmoore, 116 Hen-
Messy, even, won Water Dog, 113 q. John
SOM, 10 to 1, second; ABelina 106 Gold
stem, Is to g. third. Time: 1:491s. Juniper
and Dephie also ran.
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PAS COLTS BEAT THE COLLEGrANs
Creighton Team Holds LeREuerS
Down to Close Score.

Creighton Team Holds LeaguerS
Down to Close Score.
Creighton university team made a SPLEEN
did showing in a game of ball with Pa
Rourkes Western league team at Vinton
street park Thursday afternoon, although
the wind was blowing a gale across the
diamond which made perfect ball out of
the question. The final score was 8 to 2,
and the Rourkes won by superior hitting,
fourteen hits being made off Lanigan's de-
livery, four of which were doubles and one
a home run. 1t looked at times though
the Rourke family would score many more
runs than 1t did, but steady work by the
collegians held the score down.
Omaha made three hits In the first inning
and sull made but one run passed ball
and a wild pitch helping on that White
nit to right field fence for double, but
was caught at third In trying to stretch
it into triple Aubrey, hit safe went to
pitch and home on Welchs double.
Austin led off the third inning with a
single and was caught at third when he
! tried to reach that point on Whites infeld
out. Aubrey walked and DR.. John Henry
WEIGH clouted the ball over the right field
I fence, much to the disgust of his former
/ teammates. Dolan made double, but moth
Graham made single in the sixth in
ming, went to third on McNally's error
! and home on Townsend's single Austin
/ led off the seventh inning with a single
and was caught az second when White
on Autrey's hit and home on Dolan's out
at first.
! Creighton MADE the nrSt run In the
seventh inning, although IT looked as
| though they might make more. Ffshba ok
! reached first McNallys out at second
and stole second. He went to third on
FitzgeTads single and came home ON a
single by Stratton. Stratton was sent tc
bat by the coach in place of Zellers and
| he made good but Lanigan struck out and
| ended the inning.
In the eighth inning Mullen reached first
! on Graham's failure to handle an easy
one and went to third on Delany's hit past
/ Hall MCNally hit to Hall who threw &c
beat the ball home. The next two went
out on pOp-ups.
The aCOra.
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HAMILTONS


MCOOK, Neb, April 11.-(Special THE
MCCook Driving Park association has de-
cided upon September 26 and q. 1907, as
the dates for its fall meeting, and are now
beginning the campaign for making that
meet the best in all southwestern Ne
braska and eastern Colorado. The summer
meeting will be held on July and T. The
association has money in the treasury and
is strongly organized to give the best races
in this section OF the country.
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WITH THE BOWLERs.

The Hamitons rolled one of their highest
aiInys Of nSgbt tsilipo two e,ar1es FroI
the O. d. KS. In the final game they
passed the 1000 mark, and while their
second was not quite so high, 1t was one
an error Dave Nicoll led all the way
with a total Of 636. Rempke was close
of 232. Sprague was top man for the
o. D. KS. with 600. Tonight's teams are
the Onimods and DTeshers. Score:
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PRIZES FOR Two-MEN TEAMS
Frush and Rempke of Omaha Lowest
Team Inside the Money.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 11.--Announcement
was made officially tonight by ID. j.
Sweeney, secretary Of the St. Louis Bowling
association, of the two-men team winners
In the recent tournament of the American
Bowling congress and the amount won by
them. Four hundred and twelve teams d.
vided the money,
E. C. Richter and E. Bigley Of Louis
vile, Ky, comprising the Old Forester
team, won first prize of $500, with l164 pins
So closely were the teams punched In
scoring that less than 100 pins separated
the first winning team from the last The
last winning team was Frush and Rempke
OF Omaha, scoring l066 pins and winning
80
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Kansas University Wins

ST. LOUIS. No. April lin a game
that was characterized by mediocre work
by the Washington university team and
brilliant pitching by Jennings, Kansas uni
versity defeated Washington university to-
day by a score OF II 20 o. Score: RHE
Kansas ........O 4 o 3-ll 10
Washington 20 0 o o o %
Batteries: Jennings and BroOkens; ].
Hardaway. Meuges and FtsChel
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ST. JOSEPH, No, April 1.-THE Bank Of
Conception, in Clyde, Nodaway county,
closed It's doors yesterday by order of the
secretary of state. Its liabilities are given
at $4,000, with assets almost equal TO that
amount. The bank has been in business
twenty years and Its failure is attributed
to bad management before the present
officers took charge The depositors will
be paid in full.
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city IN the league, should be favored in the
playing dates
Distressing the loss OF Topeka, President
ONeill said:
I'VE shall renew the battle and I be-
lieve that another year will witness our
expansion to eight clubs. But the West
err league Is no weaklng and will go
through the season of 1857 with flying col
Ors. All of the clubs are strong and !
anticipate a close and exciting race for the
championship honors."
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Wichita for Tbree Gnmr,.

Wlchita's Western association team will
be I'm Omaha foI three games beginning
Friday afternoon This Is considered the
strongest team in that league having re-
Gently defeated denver three games For
this reason considerable interest has been
worked up over the series, as Il will give
an indication OF the comparative strength
Of the Western league teams. The games
will be called at $50 The lineup:
Hp,aha Position Nyf,btto
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Cubs start Right I'm where they Left
on Tnat season,

CHICAGO, April 11-Nearly 10000 per-
sons braved the cold weather to witness
the National league opening here today.
Mayor Dunno was present and cap
Arson tossed the first ball, after having
presented the local players with umbrellas
gifts from members Of the Board Of Trade
he champions won easily overall was a
puzzle to the visitors until the last inning
when an error and two singles gave St
Louis one run. Score.
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Standing of the Teams.
ArIIe Lnthnm,n Wnr-

Games today: ST. Louis at Chicago, Pitts
burg at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at New
York, Brooklyn at Boston.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-12

IWo-paae hits: Schaefer (2). Sacrifice
hits: Rossman, Leibhardt. Stolen bases
Cobb, Flick, Stovall Double plays: Schmidt
vail. Left on bases: Detroit Z: Cleveland
4. First base on balls; or Mullin q;
on Leibhardt, l. First base on errors: De-
troit, il Cleveland, l. Hit with pitched ball
BY Leibhardt, l. Struck OUT BY Mullin, 5
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-12
INTERCITY BILLIARD
MATCH
st. Louis Team Increases It's Lead
Over the INnnsnn CitN Team.

KANSAS CITY, April l1.-Lloyd Jevne
and John Horgan of st. Louis increased
their lead over William Ryle and Charles
Ferris in Kansas City tonight in the third
block of the three-cushion intercity bill
Hard match for 200 points, the first half
of which was played I'm St Louis. The St.
Louis men tonight made ffty-fve points
while their opponents were making flfty
Five extra points were played to make up
the shortage of the last block played at
St. Louis Tuesday night, which was cur
tailed to allow the Kansas men to catch
a train. The score now stands 100 to l24, in
favor of Jevne and Horgan.
Score: Jevne, 80 points; high run, a.;
Horgan, 16 points; high run 3; Ryle, %
points; high rum 8; Ferris, 2S points; high
run, 4.
The last game Of the series will be played
here tomorrow night
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-12

COLUMBUS, o., April lie. r. Murray,
travelling passenger agent of the Chicago
Il Alton railroad, has been made division
passenger agent, with headquarters at
Mexico
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BOSTON WINS IN FOURTEENTH
American League Season Opens with Long
Game in Philadelphia.
VISITORS TIE SCORE IN THE NINTH
Murphy FumbIes Grounder and Let's
I'm Two Runs-Neitber scores UntiI
Fourteenth, when Boston
Makes Four.
VISITORS TIE SCORE IN THE NINTH

PHILADELPHIA. April 1l.-Boston de-
feated Philadelphia in the opening game
Of the season after a fourteen-inning ses-
sion. With the score 8 to in the ninth
inning and two men out Murphy fumbed
a grounder and let two runs IN The local
team tied the score in It's nalf Score:
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Deferits Byrne-Hammers.

The Omaha Real Estate exchange base
ball team defeated the Byrne- Hammer
team In a fast snappy game al DietE park
yesterday evening by the score OF 10 o.
The features of the game were NOTd-
strom's pitching for the exchange and the
generally good support by the team. The
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Detroit shuts out Cleveland.

DETROIT, April ll.-With the thermome-
ter at 20 degrees and Umpire Sheridan
working in heavy overcoat. Mullin pitched
9 remarkable opening game today, holding
shut out, to 0. Poor base running cost
Cleveland its one chance to score Cobb
did some great work in run making for the
locals. Score:
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Totals
CREIGHTON.

IWO-Dase hts. Whlte, WeICh, GrAhamI
Dolan, F1shback. Home run: WEIGH.
Wild pitch; L.anigau- Passed ball: Fitz-
gerald. Bases on balls: on Hail 2: on
Lanigan, s. Struck out: BY Hall, 10; by
LAnigan, 5. Left on bases: Omaha, 81
Creighton, Z. Stolen bases: F1shbaCk
McNally, Austin Double plays, Lanigau
TO Delany TO Steen; Hall To Dolan 70 Aus
tin. Sacrifice hits: Townsend, Mullen
Time OF game: l35 Umpire. GOnding
Attendance: 30.
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WorId's ChnmpIons shut out.

ST. LOUIS. April list. Louis defeated
the champion Chicago team this afternoon
in the opening game OF the American
league season, l to o, in game played in
mid season form despite cold and threaten
ing weather. st. Louis made eight hits on
Altrook, the star twirler Of the Chicago
team, and only fine fielding behind him
kept the score as low as II was. Howell
pitched in fine form and was also given
good support. Score:
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TotaIs.....54 II q y


'BHJted for Young iu ninth
Boston ..............O o % / 0 100000 IS
Philadelphia .......C o ] OUO2Ol 5000 O.
Two-base hits. Cngaub 3d. Ferris Sui
Ivan, Seybold, SChrcCk. Three base hit:
Knight Home runs. Ferris, Freeman.
Hts. of Young 4 in eight innings of
T6nnehHl, / in six innings Sacrifice hits:
Collins, Freeman, Ferris, Cross, Lord.
COOmbs. stolen bases. HUey, Knight,
SchrecK. Left on bases: Philadelphia 8,
Boston TO- Bases on balls. or Young, 2;
on Coombs 8. First on errors: Boston, 3;
Philadelphia. s. Struck out BY CoOmbs,
q by AOunR, g. by Taunehill, l. Time:
2.ln- Lmnlrea- HmraL and Evans
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batteries were Nordstrom and Brown for
the exchange and Jellen and Bell for the
Byrne-Hammer team.
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Passed ball: Clarke Time: is. Umplres:
sheridan and stafford
standing of the Teams
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games today: Cleveland at Detroit Chi
cagO eat ST. Louis, New York at Washing
ton Boston at Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-12

IWo-base hits; kIeinOW, LaPOrte, Cross
Hughes. Three-base hit LaPorte. Sacri-
fee hit: Keeer. Stolen bases Schlaiy
Alttzer. Hoffman. Left on bases: Wash
ington s. New York g. First base on balls
on Hughes l; Off Orth, !. Hit with pitched
ball: Hughes. Struck out: BY Hughes
3; by Ortiz, 3. wild pitch: Orth. Time:
200 Umpire: Connolly.
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NJ York VIM from Wnshinatnn

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE base ball
season was opened here most successfully,
Notwithstanding the cold weather The New
York team defeated Washington In a well
played game, to 2, the remarkab BILE fielding
OF Keller, Conroy and Elberfeld keeping
the locals from getting runners over the
plate at critical periods. Both Hughes and
Orth were hit fairly hard, the batting Of
Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-12

CINCINNATI. April u.-Cincinnau won
the opening game Of the season In the
presence Of about 10000 shivering lovers OF
the sport With the Pttsburgs one run
ahead in the ninth, the locals went in and
captured the game, scoring two TALES on
MCLeans double sacrifice, two bases on
balls and Cancels single to right Errors
by the locals were responsible for two Of
the Pittsburgs runs Score:
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Three-base hits: Holman. Hits: of
Fromme in six innings Off McGlynn, 3
IN one inning Sacrifice hits: sheckard,
Evers. Fromme. Stolen bases Chance,
Hoffman 3D. Double plays. Chance to
Hoffman, Evers to Chance. First base on
balls on overall, 1; off Fromme, 2; off
McGlynn, J. struck out: BY Overall, 2.
Wild pitch: Fromme. Time: $40. I'm
plres: tombstone and Carpenter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-12

Two base hit: +, Jones. Sacrifice hts:
F. Jones, Isbell, Howell Sullivan. Stolen
base F. Jones. Left on bases st. Louis,
z; Chicago T. First on balls: OF Howell.
!. Struck out: BY Altrock, /; by Howell,
g.. Passed ball: Stevens. Time l:2S I'm
pire O'Loughlin.