Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
Second Section of C~omiskey's Train
Runs Over Pas Colts at
Vinton Park.
THREE PITCHERS IN WRECK
Omaha Makes More Hits, But Is
Little Shy on Runs.
PENDRY LOUD NOISE OF THE DAY
Wee Jack Pounds Colonel 0lmstead
All Over the Lot,
ALTRoCK AND DR.. WHITE PRESENT
Nicholas Plays short aud the
Doctor Jcft--Sanhe Teams
Play Again n
Afternoon.
NDRY LOUD NOISE OF THE DAY
.TRoCK AND DIR, WHITE PRESENT

Pendry Is all right.
Now:
Comiskey's White SoX Nannigans began
their annual spring visit to Omaha by druh-
bling Pas Colts Saturday afternoon, 3 to /,
in a high wind which made it almost i'm
possible for the outfielders to hang onto
the ball and which was responsible FOR
Mike Welday disiocating his finger and
having TO retire.
Nick Altrock and Dr.. Harry White. two
of the star twirlers of the SOY, were in
the game, but did not pitch. Olmstcad, las;
year with Des Moines and Minncap polls.
pitched all the way through. Altrock is a
natural ball player and likes the game so
well they let him play short in these oNhi-
bition games when he Is not pitching.
White took welday's place in lett aftec
Mike had hurt his finger. Altrock did not
get a hit or a run and had but one field
ing chance, which he took. Or. White
walked the two times he faced the pitcher.
Half a dozen Of the Yaunigan bunch are
expected to be retained by Comiskey for
his American league team this year. These
are White, George Davis, and Altrock, OF
course; PuEtell and Payne, who were with
him last year. and Olmstead Is also making
good. Welday and Beall viii be retained as
extra outfielders. Two of the promising
illCiiObI0 VI llt ldllIlE AUS HdNt bNfH sent
to the first team.
sox Have the Luck End.
Chicago had a good deal Of base bali luck
in the game. as the dope shows things
about even. Omaha made oac more hit
than the SoN. but five Of tho Son were
walked TO two Of tho Rourkes. Omaha
started off several innings with hits and
men on bases, but could not 80 through
, with the play until the platc was crossed.
Hollenbeck. Johns and ,fatvoti worked
three innings for p. Ho.irnnrra end
Jarrett were hit three times each ar Johns
five times. .Badcr made r. ili.o .Ht orr
Jarrett which should lave Uce1 but I
single. Vasbinder ron in on tsc iar.. Vs. in
bounded high over his hcai. and '.crm.n
circled the bases.
Chicago started 70 score a. the start aEd
made two runs through the low woyk OF
Smith, vino chose TO nail a nan "A, third
twice rather than to catch lhe runner at
the plate when he had plenty Of time.
Welday opened with a double and Att
rock walked; Beall beat out a hunt ana
filled the bases. Burtcll hit 20 Smith. who
caught Altrock at third instead OF throw
ing to the plate. Flanagan nit to Smith.
who did the same thing over again and
| Chicago had two runs. In the second.
Chicago scored without a hit. Vssbinder
dropped Payne's fly and the latter landed
on second and went to third on a ficldcr's
choice when Olmstead hit TO the pitcher.
Csdman threw wild 10 third to catch Payne
and the latter scored.
Pendry Is the Boy.
Pcndry, the loud noise OF the day. scored
Omaha's first run la the second by soaking
the ball to the middle field fence for three
bases and coming home ON Cadmans
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third on Dalton's error, but the next three
men up could not advance him. In the
fourth WEIGH and Pendry started the in
ming with singles. but that was as far as
they got. In the fifth Johns opened the in
ming with a single and was boosted around
to third, but did not score.
WEIGH opened the sixth with a single
and died on second on Pendry's attempt
at sacrifice. LeBrand singled and Smith
struck out three times. Cadman drove
Pendry home with a single and LeBrand
scored when Welday hurt his finger ON
Jarrotts hard drive to left.
King scored in the seventh when he
started with a single, was advanced by
two infield outs and scored or Pendrys
double.
Pendry made a single, a double and a
triple during the afternoon. He has demon
stated the wisdom of those who recon-
mended him. Welch and Cadman each
made a pair OF HIS.
Chicago scored in the third, when with
two out Fisher dropped Dalton's fly and
Bader followed 1t with a double. In the
fifth Burtell scored on a single, an infield
out, a passed ball and Dalton's single. In
the sixth olmstead hit an easy popup to-
ward pitcher. which three players might
have nailed. but which no one got. He went
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on Purteirs out to Fisher.
In the seventh, Bader hit for a double.
went to third on an infield hit and scored
when Fisher dropped Olmstead's fly. In
the last inning Dalton opened with "A
single and Bader hit the ball so it bounded
over Vasbinder's head and went for a
home run.
The same teams will play this afternoon,
and George Davis, who does not like the
cold weather, will trot out some more of
his stars for the fans OF Omaha TO watch
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