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Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
7:N q. m. Sunday. The following is the
line-up for Sundays game;
Mnler- SinMart s. Reatnn. DOdge. |
FINE PRELIMs AT GOTCH MATCH
Ria Policeman and Teddy Brothers
WIN Ell In.

The mistake of the Gotch-Perrell wres-
tie was that the preliminaries were not
elaborate enough. There will be no such
mistake at the Gotch-OlsO match at the
Auditorium next Monday night. Manager
Gillian has contracted with two giants.
Charles Chapman. who has never appeared
in Omaha, and Charles Jensen, a police
man, and also with the Teddy brothers,
Johanson and Kounseman. for the pre-
liminaries. These ought certainly TO supply
a vast amount of interest. In addition TO
these. Mr.. Gillian has secured a talented
colored quartet to furnish music when
there is a moment not taken up by the
wrestlers. He proposes to give his friends
who attend this match three times the
worth Of their money.
Gotch took on ali corners in Salt Lake
City today and now he proposes to come
directly to Omaha, getting here a day In
advance of his match with the big Swede.
The champion is in great form; he has been
working daily for months and Is gaining
speed every day. Olson, however, Is a top
notcher. and will make Gotch work TO
throw him. Olson has thrown Beel within
the last year and is getting better every
day. He is ambitious and does his best
all the time. He is far and away ahead
Of either Ferrelli or Bransfield, the tive
last men seen here with Gotch.
In all probability this will be the last
time for Gutch in Omaha. He expects 10
retire after his wrestle with Hackenschmid
in January.
Manager Gillian still hopes to get DR..
Roller and Westergaard for a match early
in June.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
Gossip with the sports
? game, that at Lincoln.

Some game, that at Lincoln.
Wichita is getting hers all right.
Yes, and Pa has another one up his sleeve
he's going to spring in a day or two
mebby.
I'd to date George Stallings is sure de
livering the goods. Guess he's nobody in
Gotham, Ell?
sanders passed five men in that last
topeka game; more than he usually passes
in five games.
BURNS, for whom Comiskey swapped
three men, got bumped for ten hits in the
first eight innings he pitched for the sox.
Whew. things are tightening up in this
Guild Western league. One game makes a
whole lot OF difference these days D1tto
the National.
This Western league has some names 10
~conjure with this year; Westerzil, Slap
nicka, Cruikshank, Gilmarten, Mas, stan
kard. HeckinRer, Biersdorfer, ct al.
Has Ruelbach won a game this season
These pitchers who require until the mid
die of the summer TO get into condition,
are. at least. not the most valuable.
The p~rettiest race just now is that be-
tween New York and BOSTON Nationals.
They have tied for days. Which reminds
one of the fact that Detroit has no walk
away.
Cadman is needed with that stick Of his.
He certainly made himself an idol by
cleaning up the bases Wednesday. II
ookeh like Topeka's game up TO that
crack.
Jiggs DonOhue inauEurated MS adNenl
with Washington as It's first baseman and
captain by getting three hits In three times
up. He also took the ten chances that come
to him,
The showing Jack Johnson made against
O'Brien should he a cue 10 those folks who
are talking about his whipping J~effr1es' III
Jeff ever gets that fellow in the ring the
result is liable 10 be a crime.
Gotch and Olson will he here next Mon
day night for the last big wrestle OF the
season at the Auditorium. This man Olson
Is a tough proposition and the fans are
likely to see some fine work on the mat.
Austin made six assists and five putouts
playlng short Wednesday. AS La Porte,
the second baseman. didn't have a putout
and but one chance Al an assist which he
took. il is evident Jimmy was sent over
each time To cover the bag. Also he got a
hit. Bad player, that.
Roger Bresnahan seems 10 have his
Cardinals down to a working basis. He
has taken q couple OF games from Bower
mans Beaneaters. These two old rivals
who did the catching for the Giants 30
long are managers now and perhaps not
so envious ~ each other.
Chances are II the fight had gone on
O'Brien would have whipped Johnson. II
there's any possible way hy which Johnson
can gel that fight with JEFF called off he
| would be wise to locate 'that way, He
will have as much show 20 lick JEFF as a
calf would have 70 kill a butcher.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
OIambaIa wins Preliminary Ken
lucky Derby I'm easy style.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May @.-Olamoala,
a 3-year-old colt by Ornus, belonging 10
]. G. Green of Nashville, beat Wintefgreenl
the winner of last years derby. and Miami,
at a mile and a sixteenth in the preliminary
derby trial this afternoon. Olambalas VIC
tory was an easy one. so easy In fact that
he will be a hot favorite in Latonia derby,
which will be run next Tuesday. He broke
the track record today, simply galiopins
the distance in Las flat, which is one-titth
of a second under the local mark. In the
last race, Sempro tumbled In a Jam,
throwing Jockey Rice, who was badly
shaken up internally, suffering hemohr-
RACES. Kings Daughter was the only favor
lite to win. Weather cloudy; track fast
Summaries:
First race, selling. six furlongs: Bosser-
rian QO5, Heidel, straight, $SS.0) won,
Deuce (103. Robinson, place, &L66) second
Sorrel Top QO3, Glasner, show, $2.O third,
Time: 1:l32s. Tackle, Select, Boema, Rebel
Queen, Lassoeur. a Ruinart, Beatrice
X, F. 7. shipp, Come on Sam, Hartins'
Harold Hall, AddiaX, Pal. also ran.
Second race, selling, 2-year-olds, ~ fur
longs: Coils Ormsby Q02, Page, straight
$3.50 won, Cherry Ola (9S, Martin, place,
$s7.75) second. Laveno uO3. Davenport, show
s27.55l third, Time; 54:b Inferno Queen,
Metzis, John Mcclure. Halleck. Lady Mel
ton, Alaxie, Brunehiide. Ethel w. Deli
and Southern Gold also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21

LINCOLN, May 9O.-tspecial.) THE Ne
oraska tennis team left for Lawrence,
Kan, this afternoon to hold a tournament
with the ~Jayhawkers tomorrow and Sat
urday, The Cornhusker team Is composed
or WeaVerling, Flower, Smith and Hub
bell The ~Cornhuskers will be up against
a strong team at Kansas and Will have
TO play brilliant tennis in order TO win.
Watson, Wood, FarnsWorth and Rielow
are the Jayhawker representatives.. These
men are all veterans and were members
OF the team that came to Lincoln last Man
and trimmed the C~ornhuskers IN both the
singles and doubles, Weaverling. who is
manager Of the Cornhuskers this spring
was on the Kansas team last year when
Nebraska was defeated.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
TOPEKA WINS IN FOURTEENTH
FenlOn, Cast on by Lincoln, Brought
in WinninE Run.

LINCOLN. May 2O.-The third extra in
ming game on the Lincoln grounds within a
week resulted today in q victory for To-
peka by a 2 to l score, the visitors pushing
A base on balls TO Geier, Kuukle's secri-
flee and a hit by Fenlon, a Lincoln %castoff,
sent Geier TO the plate in the final inning.
Waldron led off with a hit in Lincoln's
half, and moved TO second on McManus'
passed ball, but Fox, Jude and Thomas
GOULD not locate Kaufman's benders for
the drive that was needed to again tie II
up. The Greenbackers both out-batted and
out-fielded Topeka, but Kaufman's steadi-
ness In the plnches had the locals safe.
Magic pitched his first game in a Green
packer uniform and twirled superb ball.
despite the fact that Il was a free pass to
Grier that led to Popeka's victory. Kahl
accepted eleven chances at second for the
Nlsltors, while an unassisted double nv
InOmas and a spectacular running catch
by Davidson In center were other fielding
features. None Of the errors counted in
the scoring. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
COOLEY BURNS HIS RoAsTERs
TOpeka Manager shuts on some Fans
who Are GuyinE,

Dick Cooley scored a home run hit with
several fans who were roasting him and
his team after the game Wednesday. The
fans saw the Topeka bunch in the cab
turn into Farnam street at Sixteenth going
into the Merchants hotel and began to
Josh. They kept II up until the Topeka
players began to get out OF the cab al
the hotel. BY this time two of the fans
who had been getting off some pretty
good sayings, were standing In front of
the Henshaw cafe.
Dick Cooley mad taken a hand in the
repartee by now and as he leaped out OF
the cab he turned on the two fans over
the way and yelled
Go on in that dining room and put on
your aprons and go 10 work now
The cheering OF the crowd around forced
the two fellows in.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
PUEBLO SCARED DIES MONIES
HeartbreakinR Finish Pulled on
with IOwans Winning

DES MONIES, May @-Pueblo gave Des
Moines an awful battle today. the locals
winning out the victory. 3 to 2 with
Spencer on third and Cochran on second In
the ninth and the count three and two"
Miller fouled off four strikes and then hit
q line drive which Colligan barely reached.
Three hits ana two walks gave Des Moines
two in the first Mite dropped Hogriever's
good throw home in the third. permitting
Mertens to score. Two infleld hits and a
three-bagger by Walters gave Pueblo two
In the seventh. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
PUCILISTIC HONORS EVEN
Johnson. 0'Brien Bout Should b
Called q Draw.
CoLoRED MAN SLOW ON FEET
He Makes Frequent Rushes, but Fails
20 Land EHectively-O'Brien
Does a Part Of
LeadInR.

PHILADELPHIA, May N.-Jack John
son. the big colored heavyweight champion,
failed to win over Jack o'brien, the Phila-
delphia lght-heavy weight tonight in a
six-round bout. The fight was even and
the consensus Of opinion was that IL should
have been a draw. had a decision been
permissible. O'Brien's marvelously fast
foot work and his superior boxing saved
him from damage in several close mixes,
and three times he was forced to his knees
by the great strength of Johnson in the
clinches.
It was a fast fight, O'Brien doing the
greater mart of the leading. johnson was
slow on his feet. and appeared not to be
in the best condition. Repeatedly the
champion rushed his smaller antagonist,
but seldom landed effectively. A right
hand counter in the fifth cut O'Brien's
right eve and this was the sum total Of
damage done in the six rounds
O'Brien was in and out like a flash in
nearly every round. stabbing johnson in
the face, but the blows lacked force and
had no effect other than to make the big
black man grin and wave his hand at the
crowd. The spectators cheered wildly every
time O'Brien landed and hooted Johnson
for his apparent rough work in the clinches.
Referee Michigan said after the fight
that O'Brien did remarkably well under
the circumstances. He weighed 1921
had no effect other than to make the big
weight was 26.
johnson looked tired and anxious In
the fourth round and O'Brien appeared con-
fident throughout the bout. He certainly
fought a game fight" said McGuigen.
johnson had nothing to say after the
bout except that he thought he had the
better of II. O'Brien was enthusiastic over
bhis showing. He said today he had accepted
a proposal to meet Al Kaufman in San
Francisco in the near future.
Preliminaries Cause DeIay.
Three tiresome slx-round preliminaries
prolonged the wait until 1920 before John
son, the first to appear, shouldered his
way through the crowded aisles and
climbed into the ring. His reception was
cordial, but not enthusiastic and there was
even some hooting by the galleries. o'Brien
came on a minute later and sprang nimbly
upon the platform. The crowd cheered
him frantically. He grasped Johnson's
hands perfunctorily and took his corner.
johnson quickly came over. looked over
O'Brien's b%andaged hands and appeared
satisfied. A telegram was read from Billy
Delaney challenging johnson on behalf OF
AL Kaufman for a fight at San Francisco.
Johnson had Yank Kenny, George Cole
and Frank Nadoli, while O'Brien's were
Abe Attell, Joe Riley. Jack Hsvilon and
Jack HaRan.
Il weigh 1872 pounds said O'Brien, as he
sat in his corner, while the gloves were
being drawn on. Johnson looked forty
pounds heavier as he stood up and dropped
his big bath robe.
Stanley Ketchel came forward 10 be in
troduced. He shook O'Brien's hand and
wished him success, then crossed and
greeted Johnson. The big black fellow
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
PIRATES DEFEATED BY GIANTS
Raymond is Big Factor in Victory Of
New York.
KEEPS HITS WELL SCATTERED
He Also Drives in winning Run with
n single over second-scOres of
Other Games In National
League.

NEW YORK. May N-Pitcher Raymond
was a big factor in New York's defeat OF
Pittsburg today by ? to |. He scattered
the visitors eight hits so that only one
run resulted and drove in Bridewell with
the winning run by a single over second.
Camnlts, who pitched for P%ittsburg, lost
his first game Of the year, having won
seven successive victories. Wagner was
presented with the George Evans cup for
leading the major leagues in batting last
year and Miller received a diamond ring
from friends in his home town, Kearney,
n. ]. Miller batted in P~ittsburg's lone
run
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
FINALS AT THE AUDITORIUM
Outcome OF school Athletic Meet VIII
he Friday NiEht.

The finals In the public school contests,
Tor which the preliminary trials were made
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday by the
Twelve participating public schools. will be
given In the Auditorium Friday evening.
Ihese include a twenty-yard dash. relay
race fourth q a mile race. running high
Jump running broad jump and tug of war.
About l20 OF the public school athletes
will participate in the contests.
The events will begin at s o'clock and
these schools will enter the contest: Gem
trail, Comenius, Faruam, KeIlom. Lake.
Leayenworth, Long, Lothrop, Omaha View,
Train and Walnut Hill.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21

Totals .....5 ) q Il 0 Totals !.
MATTED for Gibson in ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21

TEkAMAH, Neb., May 2O.-(Special Tele-
gram).-The Tekamah White Sox went
to Bancroft yesterday where they defeated
the team at that place by a score OF s
to l.
This is the first game they have played
this season and all the players are in fine
condition. The opening game will be
played here May 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21

NEW YORK, May @.-Bartow S. Weeks,
chairman Of the championship committee
of the Amateur Athletic union, today an
nounced that the national Junior, senior
track and field championships of the Anna
teur Athletic union would be held at the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition, Seattle,
on August 10 and II.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
Thur.ton Rifle. seek Games.

The rhurston Rifles base bail team
would like TO schedule games with fast
amateur teams In or out of the city and
would ike to hear from the West Sides,
ing company CALI or address c. H.
Reeves, manager, l42 North Thirty-first
avenue. phones Douglas 1881, during bust
ness hours, or Ind. ALIAS, evenings.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
American Colt Favored.

LONDON, May 90.-The American colt.
Sir Martin, has shown up so we'll in his
recent gallops that his price for the derby
was today shortened to : to ?. King Ed
wards Minoru. however, Is still the
favorite at 9 to 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21

FRIEND, Neb., May N,-(Speclal Tele-
g~ram.s-Seward won from the locals today
In one OF the best games ever seen on the
home lot. Score:
Seward ...........2 . 0 0 o 7 %
Friend ,,...........O o I o OSs
Batteries: Seward. Trimble and Neff:
Friend. Jarrett and Mcdonald, Struck out
BY Trimble, Z; by Jarrett. 4. Hits: Sew
ard. 70. Friend, 10. Two-base hit; Kir-
rell. Double play: Friend. Errors Sew
ard, I; Friend. B. Umpire; Simpson, At
again tomorrow and Cotner comes satur-
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
Red Cross wins Game.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb., May M~.-CSpecial
Telegram).-The Grand Island Red Cross
team won from the business college team
here today by a score Of 2 10 !.
Score by innings:
n h r
Red Cross .......u.... 100000 ]
Business College. ....., OOO1OOOO0 3 4
Batteries: Jones. Glade andSEtting; Hoff-
man, Ford and Sim. Two base hits
Fitting, Baird and Thomas. Sacrifice hits;
Philip Glade, 2; Maddox and German.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21

TOPEKA. Kan, May 90.-The f. NJ. F.
Glidden pathfinder car left Topeka for
Kansas City at $3.50 this morning, owing
to the muddy conditions Of the roads the
party does not expect to reach Kansas
City. sixty-five miles away, before late this
afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
Racer NJ Dnncnnfer.

DoNCASTER, England, May O-The
iceland Maiden 2-year-old plate OF $50
soNereigns, distance five furlongs, was run
here today. Salve and Varie finished I'M
a dead heat Mcintyre was third. Among
the fourteen starters was n. p. Whitney's
ATtless.
SALISBURY, England. May aO.-The
salisbury stakes OF five sovereigns each
for 2-year-old, five furlongs. was won by
Maiden Aunt Washoe, owned by e.. car
roll. an American resident Of Parts. was
second
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
Rain flinders Weston.

DENVER, Colo, May Outward Paw
son Weston was compelled by heavy rain
to stop late last night At Weskan, Kan,
near the Colorado state line. He resumed
mis- journey this morning, although it was
still raining.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
TOPEKA.

Two-base hits: Davidson. McManus
Double plays: Thomas Ounassisted): Maggie
70 Thomas; McManus TO Kahl. Stolen
bases: Thomas ~. Wooley. Sacrifice hits
Gagnier. Wooley, Kunkle Struck out: n y
Nagle. 5; by Kaufman, (. Bases on balls
or Maggie, >; off Kaufman, I. Passed ball:
McManus: Left on bases: Lincoln, Z: To-
peka, s. Time: 300. Umpire: Wheeler. At
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21

Totals. .... 80 IL
sBatted for Gasper in sixth
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21

kEARNEY, Neb., May ~2O.-Special Tele-
gramD.-A holly contested game OF base
ball was played Tuesday at the Athletic
park between Kearney and Shelton. The
result was 4 TO 3 in favor of Shelton.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
BenaOn Merchants.

The Benson Merchants have reorganized
for the coming season and include soma
fast players. They would like 10 arrange
age, the Mid Citys, Hanscom Parks and
spauldings preferred. Address John Shift
flower, Benson.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
Sergeant walsh L. Lost.

KANSAS CITY, May 2~0.-Sergeant John
Walsh, the retired cavalryman who is
walking westward and says he will beat
Weston to the Pacific coast. could not be
located here this morning, and II was be-
lieved he had made an early, u~nannounced
start. on Tuesday Walsh left Fort Leav-
enworth for Topeka over the Union Pa
Cific right-of-way. Late last night he
returned to Kansas City, saying the roads
were bad and that he intended to make a
new start, this time. following the line of
the Santa Fe railway.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
Brooklyn Defeats Cincinnati.

BROOKLYN, May 1.-Ctncinnati out
batted Brooklyn today. but lost 8 to 2 be-
cause OF fast fielding behind Mcintyre at
critical points. Casper was taken out in
the sixth to let Mowrey bat for him, Ewing
taking his place. Lennox batted in the win
ming run in thhe eighth. Jordan was out
of the game owing TO a lame leg. Score:
RRoakt SN CINCrSNArI
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
nrnmIer Wins Tourney.

IOWA CITY. Ia, May D-(Special.)-M.
c. Drumler Of Panora, Ia, won the annual
spring tennis tournament In the University
OF Iowa here Yesterday by defeating
GREGORY So. So and ga.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21

SILVER CREEK. Neb., May N-(Spe-
oial Telegram. silver Greek defeated
Osceola here TODAY by a score OF 2 to :.
Batteries Silver Creek. Stopper. Bond and
Shank, Osceola, BeltEer, Shank and Nc.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
white Sox Pile Up BiE score and
Break Their Losing streak.

CHICAGO, MAY M.-ChlcaRo broke It's
losing streak today by overwhelming Bos-
ton by the score Of y TO 3. The game was
close until the eighth inning. when Chicago
fell upon Chech for eight hits, and, aided
by two errors, scored eight runs. Morgan
was driven from the box in the fourth in
ming, when Chicago tied the score. Score:
CHICAGO BOSTON
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
starr Released.

SIOUX CITY. la, May D.-"Rip" Starr,
q member OF the tWirling staff Of the Sioux
season, has been unconditionally released
by Manager Holmes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
OMAHA BOY sHUT our WICHITA
Del Alderman Pitched E~xqeediRaIy
Crooked Curves TO OnIy' rs,

SIOUX CITY. May 9.-Pitcher Alderman
Of the Champions twirled one Of the hest
games ever seen on the home grounds to-
day. shutting out Wichita and giving but
two hits. He did not pass a man and but
twenty-eight faced him during the nine
innings. Cole hit a tWo-bagger In the
seventh. he being the only man 70 reach
second base. Viewers single allowed the
catcher 20 reach first, but he was doubled
up by TIE peSt man.
Sioux city scored it's first run on a clean
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21

= TWo-base hit: Tinker. Sacrifice hits
Bates. Tinker, Dahlen. Sacrifice fly: Pfeis-
tter. Left on bases: Boston. 4; Chicago, T..
Bases on balls: off Lindaman, s; off Pfeis-
ter, 1. Basees on errors: Boston, 2 Struck
out: By Pfeister, 6. Time: 1880. Umplres:
| Klein and Kane
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21

And the leaders fell.
Manager Jones was not there with a hit
all day.
King three runs and three hits-what
would he have done II he had been larger.
They call them Cubs In Denver. Because
they are 50 different from the Chicago
Cubs.
Pendry made his two errors in succession
I'm the seventh inning, but with a lead OF
six, who minded
Masg fell in catching Pendry's single In
the second. He dropped the ball and hurt
himself, hut was able to continue the
game.
Kane drove home a run every time he
came 10 bat except the last time. He
was then tho fret man vi and made a
single.
owner Gunthorpe has gathered a likely
bunch Of ball players and just because
Omaha won a game Il Is no sign that
Denver cannot play ball.
Pendry pulled off the sensational catch
Of the day when he lifted Q high foul
away from the bleachers' fence. The ball
did not miss the fence by an inch.
Every man on the Omaha team got a
hit except Fisher and he was simply
laying off 10 hit the ball on those days
when the rest OF the bunch could not hit
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
mr.. Roller sign, s,.rfr,.d.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. May 90.-Dr. 3. F.
Roller, the wrestler. who has been i'll here
with ptomaine poisoning, has sufficiently
recovered to sign a match to take on Sieg-
fried In Kansas City on May 81. In the
meantime he will spend a week resting iY
Illinois.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21
'Batted for Austin i'm the ninth.
aBatted fOI BlaLr in the ninth.

st. Louis. ............ o 0 0 o 2 0 8 2
New York ..... .... q 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 o.
Home run: stephens. Double play: Chase
to Austin to Chase. First base on balls:
Off Waddell. .; off Brockett. ,. Struck
out: BY Waddell, 3; by Brockett, 3. Lett
on bases: st. Louis, u; New York, l. Time:
las. Umpires: Connolly and Egan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-21

DETROIT. Mich. May 20.-Today's game
was always in doubt until the finish, but
resulted In Detroits favor 5 to 3, giving
Mullin his seventh straight victory. Plank
was knocked out i'm one inning and Vickers
was sent to the bench in the sixth. Ross
Detroit. Both teams backed their pitchers
in brilliant style. Score:
Batter for Livingston in ninth.
HBatted for Dygert In ninth.
Detroit ............. 3 0 0 ? 0 0 -
Philadelphia ......... 0 0 0 l : . . 0 0-3
TwO-base hit; Rossman. Three-base hit:
Baker. Hits: OFF Plank, 3 I'm one inning;
off Vickers, 4 in five innings; off Dygert,
J In two innings. At bat against Plank, o;
Vickers. Il; Dygert, 5. Sacrifice hits: Bush,
Murphy. stolen bases: Crawford, Cobb.
Barry to Collins to Davis. Left on bases
Detroit, I; Philadelphia. 9. Bases on balls:
off Mullin, 3; off Plank. l.. off Vickers. 3.
Hit by pitcher: BY Mullin, l; by Living
ston, l; by Vickers, 1; by STANCE, l. Struck
out: BY Mullin, I; by Plank. l; by Dysert,
l. Time: 1:55. Cmpires: Evans and Hurst.
Senators Win In Tenth.
CLEVELAND. May @.-washington de-
fea ted Cleveland 3 to = in ten innings today.
Johnson won his own game with a single
after Mcbride had walked and taken third
on Streets single and Hinchmans bad
throw to third. Score;t
Cleveland ......... l 0 o. 0 o 90 o %
Base on errors: Washington. 1. Two
base hit; Mfllan. Three-base hits: Turner,
Donohue. Sacrifice hit: Bradley. Bases
on balls: Off Joss, l; off Johnson !. Left
on bases: Cleveland, o; Washington, 8.
Struck out: By Joss, /; by Johnson. 10.
Time: l;45. Umpires: KERN and Sheridan.