Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-10
WEIGH AND NEW BAT DO IT
One Man Knocks in Three Scores,
Winning for Omaha 8 to 2.
DIES MONIES GOT ENOUGH HITS
But Something Always Happened
just before They Became Scores
After Third Inning Was
over.

Omaha. >; Des Moines, z.
The doctor did as the doctor ordered.
Harry welch was the doctor who put
the fixin's on the game Wednesday after
noon when, with his new willow, he
Knocked In all the runs scored by Omaha.
That bat which Mr.. oyler picked out for
him In Louisville Is certainly a hummer,
and not only has put WEIGH at the top of
the batters Of the Western league, but is
also helping him win many gains for
Omaha.
The winning Of the game was phenom-
email, as WEIGH is usually net so strong on
south paws. The big noise happened in
the sixth inning. and how it was done
might as we'll be told now as later. Sand
ers drew a pass and Fisher beat out a
hunt as only Fisher can. King sacrificed
them along a notch and when schipke hit
to short, Sanders was nailed at the plate,
and Fisher moved on to third. Schipke stole
second and then came wefch.
Biersdorfer was little fearful Of the big
fellow and evidently decided to pass him.
WEIGH, however, would not have It that
way, and waiting until one came soaring by
that he could reach, he swung hard and
the ball scooted past Dryer and Fisher
and schipke trotted home. In the fourth
inning schipke had hit a double and Welch
also drove him home with a single with
the first Jun of the game.
Two new second basemen made their
first bow OF the year in the Western
league yesterday. Clyde Williams, former
foot ball coach of the University of Iowa,
played second for Des Moines and Mig
Perrine, the ambidextrous one. who has
been on several teams, reached Omaha
just before the game and hurried into his
suit TO help win from Omaha's ancient
rivals. Both took all the. fielding chances
which came their way, but Perrine ex-
oelled Williams with the willow, as he
made two singles while Williams could not
connect safely.
Des MOines Gets Hits.
Although Omaha won. IT. must be said
that things did not break very we'll for
Des Molnes, or perhaps it was Sanders
masterful pitching, in thee pinches which
was the trouble. At any rate Des Moines
made more hits than Omaha and less err
rors. playing a perfect game in the field,
but the batters fell down in the pinches
before the MATURE Judgment and cunning
sidewheel delivery of Wat Sanders. In
the sixth inning Des Moines made three
clean hits without a score. With one out,
Dwyer singled and died trying to steal
second. Jack Dalton singled and went to
third on Memoirs single. They tried to
work the double steal, but Captain Franck
caught Gonding's throw and returned the
ball in plenty Of time to catch Dalton at
the plate.
Des Moines scored first, making two runs
in the third inning on two bases on balls,
an error and a single. Shea walked and
Biesdorfer tried to bunt. Sanders went
after the hall, slipped and fell down and
then threw ,wild TO- first from d sitting
posture, putting sharon third. Colligan
flew out TO King and Bader struck out
and Mattick walked-three bad men dis
posed of-but along came Captain Dryer
and with a hard drive over second scored
shea and Biersdorfer. o.
Sanders was In several. pinches, but
wiggled out. In the eighth Mattick had
walked and Gonding threw wild to catch
him at second and the big fellow went on
TO third. Sanders took no chances with
Dwyer and gave him a free ticket to first,
when Jack Dalton hit an easy one to
Franck and the chance to tie the score
was gone. ..,
The same teams play. this afternoon.
The score: