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Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
USUAL GLOOM AT IOWA CITY
Hospital List Large and Prospects
Poor for Minnesofn Game.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Sept. 27.-(Special.)-
On the eve of the Minnesota game faculty
rulings on special examinations threatens
to throw out Coach John @. Griffith's most
reliable players. Late reports on special
examinations have caused the furry in
Iowa stock and unless the differences are
settled the first of this week the pros
poets are anything but flattering for any
kind OF a showing next Saturday on North
rop field.
However. all Of the players under the
shadow are practicing regularly and 1t is
probable that an agreement will be reached
with the professors and that misunder-
standings will be celared away.
The first weeks practice was fairly sat
isfaotory. The quarterback position was
partially solved but there is a dearth Of
fast substitutes to take the places of the
regulars in many Of the positions and this
is expected to prove disastrous in next
Saturdays grueling game. The dopesters
figure that even should Iowa have an even
break with the Gophers the first half that
the second period of play is likely to be
disastrous unless some good second team
men develop In four day
Iowa has a hospital list started already
with injuries to Stewart, O'Brien, Murphy
and Collins, but none OF the hurts are
serious and barring accidents in the scrim-
make practice this week the Hawkeyes
will be in fair shape for the game con-
sidering there has only been two weeks
preparation.
Ninety-five engineering students in the
University Of Iowa have ~inaugurated a
movement to form a University RIOTERS
club and Tuesday a meeting of represent
atives from the various departments will
meet to form plans for a permanent or
ganization.
The purpose of the club will be to lead
the enthusiastic students in co-ordinated
roofing at the home games and to organize
and systematize the yelling of the stu
dents who the team on the trips
this fall.
Present indications point to a large COM
pany Of under graduates for the Mime
apolis trip next Friday. Students have
begun TO notify Manager Martin H.. Smith
that they will go with the team, leaving
Iowa City at $50 Friday morning and ar
irving in Minneapolis on Friday evening.
1t is probable that the squad of foot ball
men will be taken directly to Lake Mime
tonka for the night and will remain there
until time to board the cars for Northrop
field.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
IOLE WINS THE EDHOLM CUP
Last Yacht Races of season at Rod
and Gun Club.

The final two races of the season which
the sailboats OF the Omaha Rod and Gun
club nave been ~contending in for the AL
bert Edholm cup took place yesterday
afternoon at Cutoff lake. Owing to the
lake, there were only a few people to
watch these last and deciding contests.
In the morning race the Prairie Bird
Omaha CWalter Wharton, skipper was
second. In the afternoon race the Omaha
won and the Iole (R- A. Fisher, skipper)
was second. The afternoon race was the
fifteenth and the last race of the season.
Upon the results of this race depended
Whether the Catherine burgess skipper:
the Iole should win the cup, as there were
only a few points between these three
boats: BY taking second position In the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
TODAY MAY CINCH FLAG
Ducky Needs One More to Land
Pennant in Sioux City.
RoURKEs HAVE A BAD DAY
Locals 60 60 Pieces aud Hand
Important Game "a visitors with
out show Of Fight for 1t
DoubIe-Header To-day.
Omaha. I. SIOUX CITY. y

Omaha, l; Sioux City. Y.
Ducky needs one more to cinch the PEN
nant.
The Rourke family went all 10 pieces
Monday afternoon and allowed the Duck
hngs to run around the bases at will.
Five members Of the family combined t.
make seven errors and these coupled with
twelve hits off Hollenbeck gave Sioux
City twelve runs and the game. At Omaha
and Des Moines double headers will bu
played today and on their outcome depends
the ~pennant II Des Moines and Omaha
win two the pennant goes to Des Moines.
II Holmes can take one he gets the pen
nRnt
WEIGH started the trouble yesterday in
the first inning. Andreas had walked
Hippo Towne hit a single at Welch. The
big fellow let the ball go between his
legs and scoot to the fence, allowing An
dreas to score.
Errors gave Holmes three more runs in
the second. Green was an easy out for a
starter, but Kane dropped the throw.
Welch sacrificed and Green scored on
Hunters single. Stovall hit to Fox who
juggled the ball and Wilson drove home
two runs on a double to left. Edmondson
scored In the third on a base on balls, a
stolen base and Green's single.
Lone Run for ROurkes.
The only run made by the Roukes was
made in the second inning although for a
while there were prospects for a dozen.
Wilson, a tall lanky youth Ducky secured
from Minneapolis was pitching. DIR. WEIGH
opened the inning with a single which
Wilson might have stopped. Fisher also
hit one at Wilson which was a little hard
TO handle. Potts pounded a grounder to
Smith who booted and the bases were filled
with no one out. Gonding flew out
to Hunter. HollenbeCK mad a chance to
drive in a few runs, but he struck out
Fox drew a base on balls which forced in
the only run Omaha made in the game. The
bases we're still filled and Pendry was up
but he nit to short and the jig was up.
George Graham made his first appear,
ance of the year in an Omaha uniform by
playing the last half of the game in left
field, Fisher being laid up with a charley
horse. Graham did not have a fielding
chance and was unable to connect safely
in the two times he was up. He was
roundly applauded when he came to ba'
and was given to understand that he is
still a prime favorite with the Omaha
fans.
Two games will be played this afternoon
the first to be called at 2 O'Clock.
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
JOHNNY BENDER has BACK UP
VIII Not Rest Until Haskell Defeats
Nebraska Eleven.

LAWRENCE, Kan, Sept 27.-(SpeciaI.)-
II will not be satisfied with the season
unless my team wins the Thanksgiving
game from Nebraska" said Coach Bender
OF the Haskell Indian team yesterday.
Bender is an ~eX-CornhuskeT himself. and
many a contest has he won for his alma
field, but for that he means to give Ne
braska no mercy this year. Il believe that
Haskell will defeat Nebraska" went on
the Haskell mentor. Il am going TO have
a fast, tricky team, and / expect to spring
a few surprises on my opponents
Coach Bender is a thorough foot ball
man and he has some experienced PLAYERS
at Haskell. Hts center this season will be
an OLD Carlisle man, and much Is expected
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

High schOOl Boys Getting Ready for
Game Saturday.

The high school boys play their first
scheduled game next Saturday at Vinton
street park with Nebraska City. Mass
meetings of the students will be held dur
Ing the week to arouse enthusiasm and
get out a good crowd to do the necessary
roofing. The players for the game will
are all a little soft as yet. but they are
practicing hard and the signal work is
improving rapidly. Some of those who
lined up against Creighton Saturday are
somewhat marred, but no one was seri-
ously injured and all are enthusiastic over
the good showing made.
Carl Nagl, one of the old stars, has
been on the campus lately and doing
vigorous work in coaching the new men.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
PUEBLO PROVES AN EASY MARK
wichita Pile Up Eleven Score
to One.

WICHITA, Kan, Sept. 2L-Wichita ex-
perienced no trouble in beating Pueblo to-
day by the score of IL to /. The game was
played in one and one-half hours, but aside
from Middleton's hitting 1t was featurelesS.
Pueblo scored In the third when Corhan's
three-base hit followed Curtis single.
Singles by Hughes and White, Mlddleton's
sacrifice and errors by Corhan and Foutz
gave Wichita enough to win in the first.
Two came in the fifth on hits by Hughes,
Middleton and Westerzil and a double steal.
The real killing was made In the seventh,
when Middleton, Isbell, Pennell White and
Jokerst singled and Armstrong doubled for
and lsbell were accountable for the last
rnn Thn scnra.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
ore, second game:
TTNrTNNAnY
Cincinnati
RrOnklNn

Totals Ks . % Totals. .....s al /
'Batted for Dent in ninth.
Cincinnati ...........,. 0 0 0 0 -
........... 1 0 0 0 OIL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
Notes of the Game.


Wilson pitched a steady game and Omaha
could not connect safely at any stage.
For a While II seemed to be a case OF
errors.
Holmes is not allowed on the bench and
has TO watch his team win OF lose from
the grandstand,
From his actions yesterday George Ora
ham, the sensational second baseman Of
the Rourkes, should be able to return to
the fray In the spring in first-class condi-
ton.
Hunter made several sensational plays.
He made a double all alone and also ran
back on a high, one that looked out Of
reach. Holmes has sold Hunter to Kan
sas City for a good price.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
BLOOMFIELD WINS THREE AME
Defeats for Crofton and Pur.r q,
Base Rail- Conts.t

BLOOMFIELD, Neb., Sept. ~21-CSpecisiN
Yesterday Bloomfield won both EsmS.
Of q double header. The first game fror,
Pilger by a score OF n TO & the secopd
from Crofton, u to & and today thew a.
feated Pilger, 10 to 4 Score: RE-
PPlIiS Ss "a SSiep -nN i
Batteries: Bloomfield. Brandt ana Ru.hv.
Pilger. Cooper and olmsworth. '
Score second game: nun
Crofton ........0 1 1 900 0 III
Batteries: Bloomfield, Ditts and Rrsbv.
Crofton, Tucker and Dryer. '
Score, third game: nun
Bloomfield "a 0 ooOSls "a IL a
Pilger ..........2 0 o 0 0 o. a
Batteries: Bloomfield. Ditts and Rurbv
Pilger, Krause and Gardner.
Bobby Black, ar, OF Sioux CITY up,njre5
three games here. Not a kick was made in
any Of the games on his decisions. "
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
snrInrfIeId Make. Good Recnrd.

SPRINGFIELD, Neb, Sept. 2~7.-(Special.)
The Springfield ball club closed a sue
Dossful season by defeating Alvo last
Saturday. The local team has won three
fourths Of its games this year and used
all young home players during the first
part OF the season. Through August and
September, Springfield has had a stronger
lineup and this team, consisting of Faber
and Gottsch, pitchers; Daugherty. Gibson,
Blodgett. Plug, Ruff. Sturznegger, Rich
a game. Third Baseman Daugherty has a
perfect fielding average and Blodgett a
.ocal man, has a batting average OF $50
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
Cleveland Defeats PhiIndeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 21.-Cleveland
defeated Philadelphia today by a score of
. to 4. The last six innings were played in
a drtzzling rain, which made the ball
hard to control. Philadelphia had several
chances to send runners across the plate,
but double-plays in each of which each
figured, cut off their chances. In the ninth
inning, with Cleveland ahead, Manager
Mack sent in a substitute batsman. The
first, Hartzel, drew four balls and Ganley
had two balls and strikes called when
Winchell was sent in to pitch in place Of
Otis. A run and hit play was attempted,
but Ganley popped to Lojoie, who doubled
up Hartzel at first and Heitmuller ended
the contest by striking out. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York wins from Detroit by
score OF Four to one.

NEW YORK, Sept. T.-On account OF a
slight rainfall, only one game was played
today between New York and Detroit and
this the locals won, I to T. The visitors
only run came in the first inning on a base
on balls to Bush, Cobb's single and Craw-
ford's sacrifice fly. New York won the
game in the second inning. Engle singled
and Knight was hit by a pitched ball
Austin forced Knight and stole second.
scoring with Engle on Blair's scratch hit
along the third base line. In the third in
nlng New York got two more runs on
H~emphills single, which was the last hit
OFF ,Wlletts; Moriarity's tumble. Chase's
steal, a wild pitch and Engle's out. Score:
Dp-TpprT N-ryv v,uy
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

NEW YORK. Sept. IA post series Of
games between the Boston Americans and
the New York Nationals will be played
directly after the close OF the season. DC
tober It was officially announced today
The tirst two games will he played herr
on october 5 and 8; the next two in Ros-
ton on October 1 and 10. The date and
place or the NTH game. II one is played.
win be decided later.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
AIcester shoot Coming.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. Sept. 27-CSpeciaLD-
Several score OF marksmen from points i'm
south Dakota and adjoining states will
gather at Alcester on October u and IS TO
participate in a shooting tournament
which Is to be held on the dates stated
under the auspices Of the Alcester Gun
club. Some rare shooting Is looked for
and liberal prizes have been offered. The
OF AlcesteT have made elaborate
preparations for the entertainment OF the
visiting marksmen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
ALICE ROOSEVELT WINS RACE
jhestnut Mare Finishes First in 2:15
Trot at Columbus.
INNER GUARD TAKES 2:Os TRoT
\, Driven by Ed Geeru, Comes
I'm second-Iris wins the aus
Pace I'm Straight
Heats.

COLUMBUS. o., Sept. TT. w. Muir
ply added two to his list of Grand Circuit
winning races when this afternoon with
weather conditions unfit for fast time he
won trots with Inner Guard and Alice
Roosevelt.
Inner Guards victory was ar easy one
although Marie N. did get the final heat in
new record time for her. The finish was
close between the Geers mare and Inner
Guard. The Judges. however, set Inner
Guard back to last position as a penalty
for changing from the pole to middle track
in the stretch.
Alice Roosevelt, like Inner Guard, was
favorite for the 2:lS trot. Dulce Jay beat
them all in the first two heats and was ex-
pected to have the race secure. In the
third heat scoring, he was erratic and
broke just after the start. He had to hurry
to escape being distanced and did no good
in either the fourth or fifth heats.
Iris, driven by Walter Cox, was not
bothered in making the 2:1s pace a straight
heat affair. Evelyn PRchen, winner of sec
ond money. unseated driver Dick Wilson
and ran away for a quarter OF a mile. After
being caught, she was brought back and
was really the only contender Iris had.
Summaries:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
NEW YORK

Two-base hits: Wagner, Miller. Three
pase hit: Adams. Sacrifice hits: Wagner,
Abstein, Adams. Sacrifice fly: Devlin.
Double plays: Miller, Wagner and Abstein;
poyle and Merkle. Left on bases: Pitts
burg, 8; New York, /, First base on balls:
Or Adams, l; off Crandall, 3. First on
errors: Pittsburg, l. Hit by pitched ball:
Crandall, 2. Time: 1870. Umpires: Emsiie
and tombstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
SIOUX CITY.

Two-base hits: Wilson, Towne. Three
base hits: Andreas, Hunter Wild pitch:
beck, 3; off Wilson, 5. Hit by pitched ball:
by Hollenbeck, !. Struck out: BY Hollsn-
beck a by Wilson ., Left on bases:
Potts to Gonding to Pendry to Hollen-
beck to Fox; Pendry to Kane; Hunter, I'M
assisted. Stolen bases: Edmondson, Sto-
vail. Sacrifice hits; Edmondson, II. Welch.
Time: las. Umpires: Haskell and Glenal-
win. Attendance: 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
Sioux City and Ds Moines Teams Both Winners; Detroit and PhladeIph

Tor the season and has missed but one
game. Captain Bates broke a leg in July
ana First Baseman Smith sustained a bad
injury and both have been out OF the
game since, but the team has made a good
showing The club has been under the
management Of r. j. Quinley this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

TWo-base hit: ONeill, Three-base hits
Rapp, Cravath, Double play: Hinchman to
Freeman. Hit by pitcher: Hickman. Bases
on balls: Off Hughes, l; off Donovan, ?.
Hughes, 3; by Donovan. /. Passed balls:
Abbott, Rapp. Wild pitches: Donovan, /;
Hughes, l. Left on bases: Toledo, 2;
Minneapolis, /. Time: 1.02. Umpire: owen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

Struck out: BY Brennan, 8; by Gardner,
4. Bases on balls: Off Gardner, J. Hit by
pitched ball: BY Brennan, Williams; by
Gardner, Jokerst. Stolen bases: Isbeli, Pen
nell, Armstrong. Sacrifice hit: Middleton.
Two-base hits: Middleton, Isbell, Arm
strong. Three-base hit: Corhan. Double
plays: Westerzil to Hughes to Armstrong
Williams TO Pritchett; Pritchett to Weigart
TO Clark Left on bases; Wichita Z;
Pueblo, D. Time: 1880. Umpire: Derrick.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

claim to the cup. "'
The lole viii now have its name en-
graved on the cup by Albert Edboim.
donor. OF the trophy. and the cup will be
placed on exhibition at the clubhouse Of
the Omaha Rod and Gun club, where a.
will rest until the races for next season
are i~nauEurated.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
CHICAGO.
WASHINGTON

Off Forman, 8 in two innings. Sacrifice
hits: Messenger, Altizer, Tannehill. stolen
bases: Messenger 49,, Altizer (Z). Double
plays: Altizer and Purtell; Purtell, Par
ent and Altizer; Tannehill and Purtell.
Base on balls: Off Forman, 3; off Reisling.
ton, 3; Chicago, 2. Hit by pitched bali:
l.. Struck out BY Reisling, q;
by Scott I. Passed ball: Slattery, l. Time:
1:S5. Umplres: Egan and O~.Loughlln.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
CHABOT SHOE COMPANY.
superIor Beats Red sox.

SUPERIOR, Neb., Sept. 27.-(Special
Or defeated the Kan
sas City Red SOx in a slow s~even-inning
s to /. The Kansas City players
sore and were late, coming by autos
from Grand Island. Superior closes the
with the same team Wednesday.
play here tomorrow and Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

Two-base hit: Nunamacher. Three-base
hits: Miller, MAttick 90, Dryer. Bases on
balls: OFF Miller, /; off McGrath, s. Hit
Smaoher. Wild pitch. McGrSth. struck
out: BY Miller, s; by McGrath, 2. Stolen
bases: Niehoff (3, Dwyer. Dalton, Jude.
Double plays: McGrath, NunRmacher to
Thomas; Colligan, Bader to Lewis. Sacri-
flee hits: Colligan, Mattick, Niehoff, Lewis
CD, Davidson, Cockman. Time: 2:10. At
tendance: l.20O. Umpire: Mullen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
WITH THE BOWLERs.

In the Omaha league the Advos won all
three games from the Molonys, while in the
league the West Sides won two
out of three games from the Signal Corps.
in the Omaha league Metz Bros,
VS.. Hospe Co; in the Boosters league
Union Pacifics VS.. Cream Citys, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

Your complexion as ven as your temper
ls rendered miserable by c disordered liver.
BY taking Chamberlain's stomach and
Liver Tablets you can improve both. Sold
by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
PiIEer Easy winner.

WAYNE, Eeb.. Sept. ~27.-(special Teis-
gram.)-Pilger took the game AT WAYNE
by a score OF Z to /. Score:
Wayne .........1 0 0 o o 0 0 O-i
Batteries: Wayne. Sueen and sabs;
Pilger, Hopper and Adkins.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
Springfield After Games.

SPRINGFIELD, Neb., Sept. N.-(specialD
Springfield High schoo foot bau
team wishes to challenge any 1856 or 40
pound team In the city. II would like TO
a game for October ? or October g.
Addr@@@ I@pnAs w CslasEun-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
DENVER
TOPEKA.
Totals

'One out when winning run was scored,
Denver ...,......... 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 90
Topeka ............. 0 o o 0 O 0 0 0 II
Two-base hit: Kunkle. Sacrifice hits:
Jones, Wright. Stolen base: Wooley. Base
on balls. off Wright, >; OFF Olmsted, 2
struck out: BY Wright, 6; by Olmsted, Z
Hit by pitched ball. Geicr. Left on bases:
Topeka, 4; Denver. Z. Time: 1880. Umpire:
Clark. Attendance, 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

The Willow Springs not only took three
games from the Chabot Shoe company
team, but broke the record for this season
so far with a grand total OF 2,945. Martin
had high total for the willows Springs
with G23 and Keyt had high single game of
245 for the same team. Old Nettie Sutton
took all honors for the Chabot Shoe COM
pany team with 2S single game and 56i
Tonight the st. James and Glendales.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
- - S~cA
CLEVELANU

Philadelphia 1........ 0 0 0 0 o.
Cleveland .1..,...... 0 l 0 l l 0 05
Hits: Off Upp, 9 in one inning; off Otis,
5 in seven innings; off Winchell, l I'm one in
ming; off, Coombs, 6 in four innings; off
KTause, 7 in five innings. Two-base hits:
Goode, Hinchman, Baker Three-base hit;
Murphy. Home run: Easterly. Sacrifice
hits: Clarke, Oldring, Lapp. Sacrifice fly:
Davis. Double plays: Bradley, Lajoie, Sto-
vail; Stark, Lajoie to Stovall; Lajoie to
Stovall; Collins to Napp. Stolen bases:
Goode. Stark, Collins, (3, Baker. Struck
out: BY Coombs, 3: by Krause. 5; by Upp,
/; by Otis, 2; by Winchell. /. Base on balls:
BY COOmbs, 2; by Upp, /; by Otis, 5; by
krause, l. First base on errors: Philadel-
phia, 2. Hit by pitched bail: BY Otis, Nc
Innis. wild pitch: Coombs. Time: 1:A. UNI
pires: Sheridan and KERN.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
DENVER LOSES HARD LUCK GAME
Topeka Gets Only Two Hits, hut that
Is Enough.

TOPEKA, Kan, Sept. 2L-Topeka took
the opener from Denver. l to 0. Olmsted
allowed the locals only two hits, but a
double by Kunkle following Geier's bsse on
balls, counted the only one. Denver got
two hits I'm two different sessions, but
could not get a man past second. In the
sixth, Henry,s single, an error by Jones
and a walk filled the bases, but no score
came in. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
Standing of the Teams
WEST LEAGuE.
AMER ASSN.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept N.-While six
OF the base ball teams In the American
Association closed the season yesterday,
the official closing came with the playing
Of a double-header between Minneapolis
and Toledo today. President O'Brien to-
night gave out the official standings for
the ending OF the season as above.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
DIES MONIES PLACES HITS BETTER
Both Pitchers Pounded Hard, but
MILLER kecna Them scnttered.

DIES MONIES. Ia, Sept. 2I-Both Miller
and McGrath were batted hard, but Miller
kept his hits more scattered. Des Moines
led from the start and won, ~ to 6. Dat
ton, MattiCk, Dwyer and Jude all batlCd
we'll. Mattick and Dwyer got three- baggers
In succession In the seventh. Niehoff ran
bases in clever fashion. The score:
ms MnTNEC
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

CINCINNATI, Sept. 27.-Brooklyn lost
both games OF today's doubleheader with
Cincinnati. In the first game the visitors
secured an early lead, but finally were
o~yertaken. A triple steal worked by Burch,
Wheat and Jordan was the feature Of this
contest, Burch getting home on the play.
Cantwell was invincible after the first in
ming of the second game, while Bell was
hit rather hard. Darkness stopped the con-
test in the eighth nning Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

Two-base hits: Burch. Clark, CantwelI.
Three-base hit: T. Downey, Home run: Lo-
bert. Sacrifice hit: Jordan. Stolen bases: ].
DOwney, Hummell. Base on balls: off
Cant, 8; off Bell, 2. Struck out: BY Cant
well, 4; by Bell, q Wild pitch: C~antwell.
Passed ball: Clark. Time: 1880. Umpires:
KLEIN and Rigler.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

OF him. other old Haskell players are out
for the team, and the outlook Is bright for
a winning team at the institution for the
red men.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28
OK Defeat Senators.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-Forman was
Wild and ineffective today, Chicago max
ing enough runs in the two innings he
pitched to defeat Washington easily. Scott
was a puzzle to the locals when hits meant
runs. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-28

Two-base hits: Hickman C9, Hinchman,
Block. Three-base hit: Land. Home run:
Freeman. Double plays: Hinchman to
Lynch TO Freeman TO Dublin to Downs to
Gill; Downs to Quillin to GIL. Bases on
halls: OFF Yingling, !; off Young, l. Sacr-
flee hit: Mccarthy. Struck out: BY Wing
ling, 6; by Young, 4. Left on bases: Toledo.
3; Minneapolis. 6. Sacrifice fly: EIWert.
Time: l:32. Umpire: owen.
Score second game: