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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
CURIOSITIES OF WILLS

to be performed within two months of his
death
Women. for some reason. do not appear
to look favorably upon cremation. In 1900
Mrs. Henry Davenport, an Engiishwoman
who had lived great deal in st. Louis, died,
leaving behind a viii IN which She stated that
her body TO find q resting place in the liv-
ing room OF her nephew John Roberts during
his lifetime On his death the gruesorne relic
was to be handed over TO his heir, after
which il was to be passed on TO the next
nearest relative, and similarly on throughout
all ages"
This fearsome request. however, was gilded
by an income OF five thousand dollars "a year,
clearly specified as left for any little incon-
venience which such a request might entail"
Mrs. Davenport did not stIpulate In what way
the body was to be kept and the ingenious
John Roberts had the body Of his rich aunt
creInated and her ashes inclosed in q neat urn,
after which he built i small steel safe IN his
parlor wall and there placed the remains
Each year, to this day, the terra Gotta urn IS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

Games To-Day: FittsbuTg a. Chicago, %
Louis AZ Cincinnati
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Home Teams Win Base BaI Game and
Athletic Contests.

VILLISCA Ia. May Especial Tele-
gram. D-Vilhsca and Clarinda met on the
diamond ana on the athletic field today
Clarinda winning In each case. In the ball
game the score was:
yiniscs High school 3; Clsrinda High
school. 2
Batteries Vmisca, stoddard. Fryer and
Mayhew' ClaTinda, Moss, Galloway and
Beattie.
IN the held meet, vflisca scored g. points
and Clarin0a - points. Events.
Pole vault-Slusel Nilliscs. first: Tyler
Nilisca- second. feet.
one hundred yard dash-Vancamp. VII
hsca, hrst5 Moss Clarinda. second Time:
OH.
Two hundred twenty hurdIes-vancarnp.
Allisca. nrst; Grloley, Niliscs- second.
Time. OBJ
shot put-Davis. vIIlisca- first: Moss.
Cla-inda, second 81 feet ] inch.
High hurdles-Moss Clarinds. first
Hut-le, Clarlnda- second. Time err
Dne-haE mie-James ClaTlnda first.
Gourley, VilHsca. second. Time. 2-g5
Discus throw-Moss Clsrinda. first
Fryer, NLlisca, second SIS feet
-Four hundred forty yard dash--Vancsmp.
Aillisca- hrst; James, Clarinda. second.
Time: 1-52
+ Two hundred twenty yard dash-van-
camp, NNlisca- first; Moss. Clsrinda sec
ond- Time. O.s5.
High jump-sinsel viuisoa. first; Moss.
Clatnda, second. 8 feet 2 inches.
Hammer thrOw-GOurley. NilisCa. first:
Moss, ClaTindR, second. IS feet inches.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
DEFEATS WESLEYAN
DOASE
CONGREGATIONAL school Wins Track
Meet by Big Margin

CONGREGATIONAL school Wins Track
Meet by Big Margin.
CRETE, Neh.. Nav 4-(Specisl Telegram }
In dual meet here today Doane cleaned
up the Methodists IN fast order with nine
frsts, eight seconds and three thirds. Mod
lin, the Wesleyan sprinter, was the fastest
man IN the dashes. while Dawes Of Doane
outwitted his opponents in the distance
runs. Score. "a 10 ~ Results:
101-ysrd dash: Modlln Of Wesleyan frst
Furdyce Of Wesleyan second. Time: 6.le4E
Mile run. Dawes Of Doane first. Hansen
Of Doane second. Time: s.59A
23Q-yard dash: Modlin Of Wesleyan first
Porter Of Dnane second Time. O-2Glf
13o-yard hurdle. Griffith Of Dusne first
Swanson Of Duane second Time: B.lsM
Quarter-mile. Mudlin Of Wesleyan first
Porter Of Duane second. Time: 0:55N
Discus throw nay q Doaue FIRST. Lemon
o. Wesleyan second Distances: p feet
inches
Hammer throw Spencer Of Doans first
IshHm OF Wesleyan second, Distance: 10
feet three inches
Shot put. Day ~ Duane frst Alexander
Of Duane second. Distance. - feet 4 inches
HiEh 1umU. Isham q Wesleyan first
Hastings o. Doane second DiEtH noe.
feet 2 inches
Pole vHult- HErtWPl o. Doane first. era
ham Of Doane second. Distance: feet
inches
Broad iuuD; Hsrtwell Of Duane hrst
F0rdvce ~ Wesleyan second. Distance: Is
feet inches
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Iowa state Track Team wins Eleven
Oct of sixteen Events.

Iowa state Track Team Wins Eleven
oct of sixteen Events.
AMEs. la. NAY Especial Telegram -
The track team from the University Of
Nebraska was unable 10 compete with the
Iowa State college team here today and
LOST their dual field meet. 50 to A.. Anles
clearly outclaEssd the CornhuskerE and
had the meet won before nearly all the
events were drawn on. Lambert OF ATnes
threw the hammer III feet 6 inches and
Thayer threw the discus. II feet inches
Burrows Of Nebraska was the starr man
with u points 10 his credit Ames took
eleven out OF sixteen first points Results:
Dash, 100 yards: Burrows, Nebraska.
won, Knowles, Ames, second: COe, Ne
hrsska, third Time 0:lgsB
Pole vault: Mcdonald. Nebraska. won:
Mccullough, AEnes, second; yeanson. AIaes.
third Height: 70 feet
I.sughIin. Nebraska: sec second: KToFer Ne,
brsska- third DiEtHnce: ~ feet inches.
Me run: Nanruarter AmeEs won Nor
gan, Nebraska second; Davis, Ames, third
Running high jump. Knods. Nebraska.
braska, tied for second: Height: 5 feet
hurdle 10 yards: HenaingeT. Ames
Nebraska, third. time: lsb seconds.
Dash. 80 yards. Carr, Ames won; Hub
bare, Ames. Second Craig Nebraska,
siTieeh-pound shot put Weller, Ne
brasEa. won; BruEger, Amea, seoo1as
Lampman Ames. third Distance; G.5
feet
Hurdle 20 yards. Nicholl, Ames won.
Mcdonald Nebraska second: HenninEer.
Ames third. Time. o-2s1t
Broad jump: Lambert. Ames won;
Jones Ames, second. Craig Nebraska
third Distance: "a feet IL inches.
Run. So yards Beard AmaE, won: Da-
vis- Ames, second; Benedict, Nebraska
third Time. 2;ef4S
SlKteen-pound hammer throw. LamosTL
Uhl and BruEEer. AL Of Aulss, Won. DIS
Dash. ~ Yards: RnoWleG Ames. won:
Burrows. Nebraska. second COe, Ne
hraEka third. Tine: 0.2BA
One mile relay. Afnes won. Time not
known
Alden. Nebraska second; Mutch, Anes
third Tine. 10-DA
Relay. 81 yards; Nebraska won. Time;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

Neitber side Had scored when Umpire
Calls "a on.

DENVER May A-Denver opened its
base ball season IN the midst Of a rain
storm. A thousand fans had gathered in
the new park and the managers did not Ike
10 disappoint them Rain was falling when
the game was opened and fell steadily m
IA Umpire Haskell called time after four
and a half innings had been played. The
game was played 10 the limit IN order that
rain checks need not be issued. There were
many kicks on the manner r. running
things. but II was al last good-naturedly
voted that a man who went out on day
like this was entitled 70 what was given
him The game had no features. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

Pitcher Cteotre Knocks Oat Dexter
and Jmpfre Brennah.

and Umpire Brennan.
LINCOLN. Neb., Nay Especial Tels-
gram. l-Des Moines took q game from
Lincoln today b. = score Of 3 10 !. which
had for its feature q bloody fourth in
ming. In thai trying time both teams
ED their scoring and Dexter was knocked
In the head and down and out b. =
pitched ban and then. as though that va
not enough Nr. Cle0tts hsavsd one on
TOP % Umpire BrennAn's pate ana sent
him into the land Of nod where IL took
1--WE doctors TO sh0E him dayliEht Umpire
CLIFFORD took BreunEn's place and because
ne alternatsd balls and strikes The bleach
era Eot mad a. Clcotte for not discrimi-
mating In hitting people. A gang OF molly
Goodies surrounded Glnord after ne game
snd mEae lot Of noise Ike a man about
20 - whipped and 6 feE cushions Eere
throNn but o. al ended IN hot Air. II vas
cold enough 70 make everyone grouchy ana
for once the fans down here said the Duck
hnEs ran hAses Ike they had their wings
broken, a. for instance when Cicotte al
loved himself 70 b. caught az bone on
. throS from deep right field 10 the hfth
and when holmes Tried 10 make laird on
his MT IN tbe fourth wien b vas a cinch
he NEs out when he lsft second
In Ihs bloody fourth sohipke rot a has
ou bals E3d Dexter stopped one win hiv
had Sullivan passed q hsI and schfpfe
ana eporer. Sho took DsKtsrs place moved
~ q nsteh Corkhnl sent one over second
ana so0rsd tEo- DashWood saved the air
snd McLAuEhlin vita q single hrouEht In
ths tthird score
In LADooln's half Fenlon got 70 FIRST on
"a srror b. Gochnaur. who failed 70 con
nset via TIE hall naVtdE1n made arst
80 Fsalan so o third 0n q aslasTs ehoies
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

LOUISVILLE

FBatted for EEsn in ninth.
"Batred for BuntOu In eighth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

'Batted for Schmidt in THE ninth
Chicago ............. 0 o @ 0 o Q 2 o. 2
Detroit -.--.--.-.... o /" @ @ o O.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
CHICAGO WINS FROM DETROIT
white soI Defeat Tigers in n Freak
Contest.

DETROIT. MAY Chicago won game
on freak plays from Detroit TODAY. 10 ].
II the fourth inning. with Rossman at
third and Schaefer at second and none out
Schmidt hit 10 Davis. A triple play re-
suited, Rossman being out on the line
Schmidt was out trying 70 make second
and Schaefe- out ar the plate. Schaefer
and Walsh collided IN this play and the
pi,@ser was so badly hurt that the club
left him here. Chicsgo's two runs came
on q bit by Davis that bounded into the
hleachers. h and Robe. who had been
passed. walking around the bases Mullen
held the Sox 10 three indeld hits and this
technical home run Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
Gnme Pontponed.


At Boston-Philadelphia Boston gam
postponed; rain
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

Games today. Detroit Al St Louis, q
land al Chicago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

Ducky Holmes viii bring his pennant
Chasers TO Omaha NJ -nday for "a four-Eafue
series with the Rourke family, and on this
series viii depend the positions Of the two
teams when they slarr on her western
tour. Holmes has strengthened his team
by securing Steen for third base. The in
tween Omaha and Lincoln Etil exists and
the fans are Just anxious 10 see the
T3ryanites as they are 10 see the DeE Molnes
bunch. Monday viii bH ladies day. The
women have been cheated out q two Of
their DAYS hy the weather man, but he has
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

Two-hase hits: Eberfeldt. Keller Hits.
Of Orth. 4 in FIVE innings; of heefe, 8
in four innings; of DyEert. ia one-third
inning; on Wadden in two and two
thirds inni- IS; OF Nickers, ] in six in
uinEs. Stolen bases. Cross. SChrecli
ConToy. Double play Williams 20 Eber-
fel6 10 Chase. Left on bases: New York
3; Philadelphia, 8 First base on errors.
philadelphia. J. Struck out BY Or1h j.;
by Keefe, &, by WEd6ell, J. Passed bah:
Berry VIVID pitch: DyEert- Time l.58
Uupires: Hurst and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

weieh's batting record for Saturday was
A.O00
Not . man on the Omaha team but got
HIT on Mr.. Summel He kept diving for
his resin as Of gore
Noblit would not be creditsd with a double
II the summary had not Autrsy for the mo-
ment miEJudged hrs hot liner, which kept
risinG-
Austin stretched q Eingls into q double
made the base by q close decision ana
then came from second home on GrahEm's
single. getting another CLOSE decision such
bsse running delights the crowd
Two sensational plays were made during
the afternoon. Weed made g remarkable
ons-hAnd catch far back Of second and
Buck FrAnck jumped high in the air
eAught high one from Gondtng and caught
HaueT al second
Joe Dolan and McNseley pulled on fast
play IN the second inning. hard one had
,Eone Al Joe ana be tried 70 spear IL but
only succeeded In knocking II into foul
ground. Joe sprtnred and got IL back 70
Has on the bag IN time % catch the run
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

LYONS, Eeb May A-fspeciEL In an
exciting game today the Lyons High school
The Lyons boys won The game 10 the last
half Of the eighth after Tekamah had tied
the score IN their half Pearson getting
an inheld M and an ont o. frst Score.
RH =
Lyons .-..---.. . So
Tekamah ...-. @ o o O-6
Three-bass hits Jack Struck ont. BY
O'Cuunur %. by Rice. %. Batteries. Lyons.
O'Cunnur and Pearson. TelLHmlh. Ricf and
MusberEer Time. l.50 Umpire; CHlnuu
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

ITHACA y. Y. May 4-Cornell won
dual track meet from Princeton on Percy
Field today = 10 46 Cornell showed great
strength in the hurdle and in the distance
runs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

Earned runs: Des Moines, J. TWO base
hits: Fox, Cicotte. Sacrifice hit. Cicotte.
Stolen bases: Fox C1rkhill. Struck out.
BY Cicofte. &: by Miller. & Bases OF balls.
on Cicotte. J. Hit by pitcher; BY Cicutte,
J. Passed hail: Sullivan LefI on bases;
Lincoln. =; Des MOines. .. First base on
errors: lincoln. g. Cmpires Brennan and
clifford Time Of game, 1:g5. Attendance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

Stems ~. which was dropped BY COrkhin
scored Fenlon.
The last four innings Of the game the
Iowa bunch went cut in one, two, three
order, and while Lincoln had men On bases
frequently their joints seemed 10 be out
Of Oh OF froze up for they could not run
bases. The score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
DlSTILLERS BEAT BUTCHERS
Kansas City Team Loses First Game Of the
SesBoD st Home.
BATTING RALLY CONES NEAR The CLOS
visitors Make Eleven Runs in Last
Three InninEs-PIay RnEged
Owing TO Rough
Grounds.

KANSAS CITY. May 4-LouisvIle de-
fea;ed Kansas City in the first game Of
the season on the local grounds il q bat
ting rally which knocked Crutcher out Of
The box In the seventh. Egau, who sue
ceeded him. was unable 10 stem the tide
on hits by the visitors. Both teams played
rsgredly, the ground being in poor condi-
+4r-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

NEW HAVEN. Conn. MAJ 4-In the an
uuEI tuleT-sCholasIic meet here today, par
tlcipated 10 - Dumber - eastern
schools, L J. Talbot u MeysrsburE acad-
envy, broke the worlds record 10 rhe II
pound Ea-Emer throw with throw q -
feet he EnadF the former record o. ~
feet % inchaE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

While the team batting averages for the
RouTke family show an increase Of per
week. some Of the heavy hitters have
been falling on II is q uoticeAbie fact.
however, that the boys who are playing
every DAY are not OUthit by anv Of the
boys who are not regulars. The outneld
SUI continues bad in its neldinE and the
fielding record for The team . iust what
Il was last week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

van 90 Robe 10 Walsh 70 Davis Left on
bases Detroit. e; Chicago. First base
% balls on Nullin. @ Of Walsh, Hit
with pitched bah. BY White. J. Struck
out. BY Mullin, &, by Walsh. 4. by White
2 Time 1:45 Tmpires Stafford and
sheridan
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

DAkDALE Web. May "a game o.
basket ban Was played here this Afternoon
BET Ween the girls o. the Oalldale High
school and The girls team from the High
school al ElEln- The game resulted b.
victory for the home team. the score being
Oakdale p. Elgin
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
FRESHMAN
STAR
wa wins from Cornell College tn
D. .----

lows Wins ron CorneU toIIeEe IN
Easy Manner.
IOWA CITY. Ia Nav Especial Teie-
gram. Hubbard, the big freshman from
stsEart. Ia. was the individual star FOR
Iowa an the Cornell University Of Iowa
freshman field meet today. He Won both
the 100 and the 29oysrd clashes in good
time. looking over his shoulder He alec
ran the last lap IN the hRlf-uiie relay.
winning for Iowa. and took second IN the
discus throw The freshmen won the meet
with q total o. = points 70 a. for Cornell
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
aarn -a-a--.--- 81 - AZ
FIELDING AVERAGES
- ID D. IN Ei-II-

CHICAGO. Nay 8-The base ball game
between Northwestern university and the
ruiVerslry Of Wisconsin Echeduled for 70
day. vas postponed. one and une-hslf
inches q snow covering me acid
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

At Clint0n-Clinton- &; Dubuque /
Al SpTInEheld-Su Springfield, Q. Peoria o
Island, G.
At Decarur-Decatur, 6; Bloomington, &
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
ID -a---s4 81 II =
SIOUX CITY.

TWo-hase hits: Austin, Mckeoley, Nobllt
Thres-hAss hits. Autrey, Welch, Bauer.
Wnd pitch. McNeeley. Bases on balls. on
McNeeley, 3; on Stimmel. g. hit by pitched
ball: BY Sttmnnel J. Struck out: BY Nc
Neeley, s; BY Etimmel J. Left on bases
Omaha. s, Sioux City, 8 Sacrifice hits;
Wslch. Bsldsn. Time: TX. Umpire; Coma
han AtfendAnce- so
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
NEW YORK STORES SHUTOUT
EighlaDdss Win from II Athletics IN The
First IADing.
sYeERT AND wADDElL ARE EASY
Both Are Driven from the Boa
in FirEt Three InninEs-
Scores of Other
Games.

PHILADELPHIA. May 4-New York
won today's game in the first inning by
hitting DyEert hard. Wadden who sue
ceeded him, was easy for the visiting team.
E.0ra-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

PRINCETON. X J. Nay the initial
move IN rOWtnE a. Princeton was made
b. Coach IituE we're launched on Carnegie
lake number Of students VINO had
rOW-bd al preparatory school. we're iu tfF
boats An interesting class race is being
arranged
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

sBatied for willis in the ninth
Chicago .......-......N o ] y
PitsbuTE -.......-....0 o o 9 o %
Satrihce hits. LundFTen ~. NenlQn o..
stolen bases: Chance. Leach. Double
play: Slagle 20 Chance Left on bases
Chicago s. p1ttsburE Is. Bases on bale.
or LundCreu = on Wills G. Struck out
BY LundEren. ]. by Wills. Time. a:aA
Umpire: ODay.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

OMAHA. NAY G-To the Sporting EdHor
% ThE Bae. On behalf a. the Cnl0u
Pacific car shops base bah club j Wizl
% enter the confess for The Adllph SOL
trophy. Eespectfllly,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

stolen base: 1sobert Double plays. Kelly
to Bennett 10 BeCEle.; Holly 70 Beckiey.
struck out BY Ewing, G, by Bvebe, l.
Passes on balls: or Ewing, . Hit BY
pitcher. BY Beebe J. Lett on bases ca
cinnAli !. st Louis. 3. Time: l:sA I'm
pres. Carpenter and JohnEtone-
NEW YORK SHUTS OFT BRoOkIhN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
CUBS SHUT OUT The PIRATES
Chioaru's Victory ia Due 70 EItrtsr6;-
rGrily Coed Luck.
LUND6RER IS WllR AND IS Mt FREELY
Only Run g. made by Chance. who
walks, steals second and
A. Driven In by
Holman.
.USDssts IS wlla AND IS Mt FREELY

CHICAGO. NAY A-Luek vas With Chi
cage today; Lundgren gave seven passes
and was hit safely six times, while Aof-
man vaE the only ChicaEoan % hit Wills.
His first hit scored the only ron % the
game after Chance had walked and stolen
second. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
Game Postponed.
At MinneapoHs-M apolis-Toledo game
postponed, snow.
WINS FRON CLARINDA

Games today: Columbus at st Paul
Toledo At Minneapolis Louisville at Kansas
City, Indianapolis al Milwaukee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
AvernEeE OF the onahn Team

Games today: Sioux City al Omaha. I
Moines Al Lincoln. Pueblo al Denver
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
BOSTON SHUTS or WASHINGTON
victory of Boolsuorms Due Largely
TO Good stick work

WASHINGTON. May 4.-Boston bRtted
hard today and easily defeated Washing
ton 6 10 o. The batting Of Ganley, Parent
and Collins was the feature Score:
BOSTON WASHINGTON
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

Two-bsse hits; Strang. Fitzgerald Three
base hfts. shannon. Bresnahan- Hits. on
Pasturius. 4 In an inning and half on
WNfER ] In eight innings. Sacrfnce hit:
FftEFerHld Stolen bases. BOwerman ~,
C0y,coran Left on bases. Brooklyn, s.
New York 5. Struck out: By MlLze, T.
Passed ball. Fitzgerald. Time: l.BA I'M
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

4 No-uese l-ll- c-L-a-sitI- nome IlL- DaFls-
Hts on Walsh III four innings. on
White, N nve innings SacTihce hits. +
Jones, sullivan Double PLAYS O'Leary 20
CouEhlin, O'Leary 70 Rossman, Downs 10
ROssman. Robe 10 Donahae 90, D1uorur
tunasslsted) Triple play: Davis 10 SulE-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

Error In Eighth saves Cardinals FROM
shutnus.

CINCINNATI May An error in the
eighth inning saved ST Louis shutour
IN today's game with Cincinnati. Beebe
was hit hard in the sixth inning, four runs
being scored after two men were out Cold
weather kept the crowd down. Score:
an1wE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
OMAHA WINS OFF STlNNEL
Rsurksi Ehsv They are Es LONGER UBas
The Bsiin Hso5oo
TAKE FIRST GAM Win 500 8 TO !
while he and His Teammates Are
BumpinE the LonE hoy, Nc
NseIey Pitches Good
BALL

Archibald Resin stiunel was easy pick
ing for the Rourks family a. Vlnton street
PARK Saturday Afternoon and be was sent
home q loser By the score q 70 q those
three being made In the last inning after
Harry McNeeley decided he had worked
hard enough and would Jet the boys from
VI the creek have q few just TO encourage
them. Untn the eighth inning Little Mac
did not Jet an Indian get bsvond hrst base
and then be essed up . little, hui the
Eioux could not DO anything
Shorty stimmel vas there as natural az
life with his little pocketful Of resin but
81 awaited naught. for NcHee.s y Was work
Ing his great spit ball which he practiced
on AL winter and that was al there WA
20 f. Bauer was the only man who could
hit han AZ AL until the eighth. and he got
three Bauer IL the new left fielder Of the
Sioux. and Judging from the showing be
made Saturday be must be some peaches
The real attraction however, was the
Jump, Patrick Conahan. from the east
ern league. His voice viii be enough
OF an attraction 70 III the grandsiand
and bleaehsrs this afternoon and the
stands viii have 70 Be enlarged for ladies
day. He is a hDe looking little chEP
about the size Of Red shsehan. But that
voioei Csruso il not in the same class
His judgments on balls and strikes were
rood
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
CHAMPIONS BAT OUT VICTORY
Columbus Wins Close But Dull Game
from st. Paul.

COLUMBUS. O., May 4-T7mely hitting
by Columbus won todsys duu but close
game. St Paul had the bases fun in the
ninth. but could not score. running
catch 10y GessleI in this inning was the
fielding feature. Score:
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INDIANAPOLIS LUNCHES

HOOsiers Win from the Brewers in
the sixth
INDIANAPOLIS. May launched hits
in the sixth inning gave Indianapolis To-
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TWO-base hits Parent, InElauh. Grim
shaw Ar-hrUster. Hits OF Fatten. 8 in
five innings on kits1n g in four innings
ris O.. Ganley. Double plays: Perrine 20
Nil; Parent TO Ferris Left or bases:
haiis3 of Glsze. Z. off PatteH. Struck
Out By Glaze. S. by kitson, J. Time
7 90 ImFire- FS-ars
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struck cut. BY Adams 3, by Hatch. l.
Left on bases. Denver. ]; Pueblo. Time;
csc Umpire; Haskell.
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Kansas city ........2 Q 0 900 Q ? -
Louisville .......-...O O 0 0 6 2 ia
Tw.-hase hits; Lindsay, Cooley, 2 Home
run: Hill. J. Sacriice hits. krueEeT,
Quinlan Stolen be ses: Lindsay. Burke,
PETIT Double plays. sullivan 10 McBride
Struck out BY CTutcher, 4; by Bunton, J.
Left on bases: Kansas City. 6, Louisville,
g. Bases on balls; By Crutcher. p Egar,
3; Bunton 4 Hits: on Crutcher. 5 in six
innings; Of Egan. 3 IN three innings; on
Buutu-, in eight innings. OF Putnam. 3 IN
one inning Time. 2.5. Cmpires: Sulll-
van and Hayes. First base on errors.
Kansas City, ., Louisville. &
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Stolen bases, jude, KoehleT. SlEdsn-
Bases on halls: on Geyer. 2; OF Dickson.
]. Two base HIT Wriglsy. Struck out
BY Geyer, 6; by Dickson, ]. VIVID pitch:
Geyer Time. ] ;se Umpire KERN.
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