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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
Dick Hyland
Whips Gross
in Nasty Fight
Battle Lasts Forty-0ne Rounds and
Cross at Times Shows
Cleverness.

ARENA, SAN FRANCISCO. June %
Fighting Dick" Hyland knocked out
Leach Cross, of New York, in the forty
first round of a scheduled forty-five round
battle at the Colma Arena this afternoon.
The fight was one of the most sensa-
tional of modern ring history and was
characterized by the gameness and re-
operative powers of the New York pugi-
list dentist. He was floored fully fifteen
times during the contest and after the
twenty-fifth round fought practically on
the defensive only.
This was Cross initial battle on California
soil and the first time he had fought over
ten rounds. He started in as clipper as a
lark. For the first ten rounds he was the
acme of GOODNESS. His great cleverness
gave him the advantage of the earlier
rounds and it looked for a time that he
would outpoint and outlook his rugged an
tagonist.
In the twelfth HylRnd, catching Cross off
his guard, shot a wicked right to the Jaw
and the fastener took the count of three.
From the twelfth to the twenty-fifth the
tide Of battle ebbed and flowed. In the
tw~enty-slxth Cross was sent to the floor,
where he remained for the count Of nine.
Round after round the gong saved Cross
after he had been terribly punished. He
displayed gameness that was literally sup
erhuman. In the fortieth round Cross took
the count OF nine on three separate occa-
sions, the gong saving him from defeat.
Hyland, although weakened considerably
from the extraordinary effort on his part,
in the forty-first round put in a punch that
sent Cross through the ropes and in the
laps of the newspaper men.
Cross was pushed back into the ring,
only to be sent to the carpet once more for
the count Of nine. Hyland changed his
tactics. Bringing his right back, he shot
1t out with all the remaining strength at
his command. The blow landed in the pit
Of Cross stomach and the latter crumpled
up like a leaf. There he lay, unconscious,
where he was counted out, after which his
seconds carried the PROSTATE form to The
dressing room.
The fight was the most poorly attended
OF any battle given in this city. A heavy
mist fell during the entire forty-one rounds
Of fighting and both spectators and fight
ers were chilled through.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
All Five Of Their Runs Made in
Fourth Inning.
SCORE TIED IN THE EIGHTH
Two Runs Are Made on Two Hits and
an Error.
OMAHA LOSES FINAL CHANCE
Bases Are Filled An Eleventh, with
but one Man Out, but a
Double Play Retires
the q

WICHITA. Kan. June 26.-Wlth none
out. two on bases and the Omaha infield
drawn in close for . bunt Cole, after
bunting one bali foul, placed q two-bag-
ger through second today and won the
game for Wichita, 8 to 5, In the eleventh
inning.
It was a long game, in which both
teams played somewhat ragged in the
field, though Wichita kept hammering
the ball steadily throughout. Bad base
running cut off several scores. In the
third the locals scored one run on three
hits and two errors, Middleton being
caught at the plate, trying to score from
second on q short single to right. Two
were scored in the sixth on a base on
balls and hits by Pettigrew, Weaver and
Green. Hits by Holland and Cole and
an error by Pendry allowed the two
which tied the score in the eighth.
Omaha's runs all came in a bunch in
the fourth inning, when three Of their
six hits were punched, with a base on
balls and excusable error by Pettigrew
and some bad work by the crippled in
field. Aside from that inning. all of the
local pitchers had the visitors at their
mercy. Both Shaner and Watt were
taken out to let others bat for them.
Omaha had the bases full, with one out
in the eleventh, but a double play set
tied the side. King starred in the field
for Omaha. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
PUEBLO WINS IN TWELFTH
G-reenbackers Lose seeHaw Game I'm
Extra Inning.

Greenbackers Lose seeHaw Game I'm
Extra Inning.
PUEBLO, Colo, June 26-After Lincoln
had a lead of one run in the seventh in
ming today, Pueblo came in, tied the score
and won out in the twelfth by a score of
six to five. 1t was a holly contested game
being a battle between McCafferty and
Galgano. with about even support In, the
eleventh Davidson's single, a sacrifice fly
and Sullivan's Texa Lacquer with two out,
gave Lincoln one run. For Pueblo, Jehl
batting for Galgano. was given a lift on
Gagnier's tumble, was sacrificed by Curtis
and scored on Clark's sinsl TO center.
Swift then relieved Galgano. and in the
twelfth McCafferty singled TO center land
reached third when Spencer allowed the
drive to get past him. Fox popped up to
Walters, waldron drove a liner to Wal
tiers and Jude rolled a grounder to Wal
tiers, the side being retired without a run.
For Pueblo Corhah opened with a single
to left, and when Locke sacrificed Thomas
threw to second and both were safe. Both
men advanced on a passed ball, and Mite
scored the winning run by dropping a high
safe one right back OF third, which Jude
tried to reach. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
Manager of washinEton Team and

Manager of Washington Team and
= Pitcher Tannehiu Hit by Order.
WASHINGTON, Tune 2s.-Formal protest
against Umpires Perrine and OIoughlin
Of the American league, officiating at any
more games in which the Washington team
is engaged this season, was filed today
with President a Johnson of the league,
by President Noyes OF the local club, In
a telegram to Mr.. Johnson, Mr.. Noyes said
that the two umpires we're working against
the best interests Of the national game
in this city. and that their work wos mot
even decent"
Manager Cantillon OF the Washington
team, and Jesse Tannehill, pitcher and out
fielder, who were elected from the game
here with Boston on Thursday for making
objection to the work of the umpires. re-
ceived kilograms today from President
Ban Johnson OF the American league, in
definitely suspending them.
MILWAUKEE,, Tvs, June 26-The Daily
News today says that ''Jiggs" Donohue,
now playing first base for the Washington
American league base ball" team. will sue
coed Joe Cantillon as manage Of that club
at the expiration OF the latter's three-year
contract In September, next
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
MARATHON PoPULARs THINGS

Ions Distance Have For
tunes Ahead, for Demand is Great.
Mark Lewis, representing Charles Com
iskey and James Callahan OF Chicago. was
in Omaha last week 20 complete arrange
ment for the big Marathon race which is
to be run at Vinton park July s. He ex-
pressed himself as pleased with the way
entries were coming in. This he said.
gave assurance of a splendid race.
The big Marathon at twenty miles will
be novel and interesting as II will be
run In Omaha AS a general thing these
NaFathons dwindle down to one or two
close OF the race, but to prevent this the
Omaha management has arranged for the
Omaha Marathon TO be run by two-men-
relay teams. The conditions OF the race
are that the runners may relieve each
other as often as they choose. This win
give a third runner a chance to lay off
and rest up while his partner keeps the
pace going.
The svea Athletic club Of Omaha has
entered one team and has another team
in training for the race. The victory Of
St Yves, a practically unknown runner.
has spurred ambitious runners to greater
efforts. for as Mr., Lewis says, you
. tell what city or village is housing
a champion"
A winner OF one Of these big Mara
thons has his reputation and fortune
made. for there IL q demand for these
long distance runners all over the coun-
try. Marathon racing Is becoming a most
popular sport and thousands turn out
wherever they are given. Madison Square
Garden would not hold the fans who
wanted to see the last big Marathon that
wa run there some time ago. The Omaha
race has been shortened that It might be
run in the afternoon and that the whole
event might be witnessed by all as well
as the preliminary events.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

'Batted for waddell in fifth.

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
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PUEBLO


zone out when winning run was scored
'Batted for Galgano In eleventh.
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
CATCHER LOSES HIS CHANCE
Criger Of st, Louis Probably Costs His
Team Detroit Game.
FOUR RUNS ON HIS MISTAKE
Bad Luck or Poor Judgment ReHpOn-
sibIe for It-He t. Taken Out
of Gnme-Other Games in
American League,
FOUR RUNS ON HIS MISTAKE

DETROIT, June 26.-Criger lost a cnancl
for a certain double play and possible triple
play in the fourth, and on this slip the re-
suit turned, Detroit batting in four runs
after the mistake. Detroit had the bases
full, none out, when O'Leary hit sharply
to Jones; the latter threw home. Crige
failed to touch the plate, threw back late
to first. and finally got only Crawford,
who had been on third. and who should
have been forced originally. Waddell was
hit hard. but Bailey bothered the home
team. Works had st. Louis baffled until
the ninth. when eight men batted. Score:
aT IDIIg
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
Council Bluffs
Golfers Lose at
Happy Hollow
Make a Good Showing Against the
Omaha Club Men on Strange
Course.

Council Bluffs golfers made an nexpect
eddy good showing Saturday AFTERNOON
against the Happy Hollow golfers on the
Happy Hollow grounds. The score was 81
to Is in favor of the Happy Hollow boys
and this was considered good, in view OF
the fact that the Council Bluffs lads were
not used to the course and had done all
their preliminary work on a flat course
The Nassau system was used in scoring
by which the first nine holes went for a
point, the second nine holes for a point
and the match for a point. Chef Dudley
beat A. A. Mcclure two points and the
Council Bluffs minister beat Rev. A. w.
Clark. The scores:
Happy Hollows. Council BUTTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
PRESIDENT PULLIAM IS BACK
He wnI Resume His OmciaI Duties
Tomorrow.

NEW YORK. June 26.-Harry Pulliam,
of the National league. who
was granted a leave Of absence by the
club owners last winter, % that he might
regain his health. will resume the duties
OF his position Monday.
President Pulliam reached New York
today from Boston. where he has been
helping to s~traighten the affairs of the
Boston National League club.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
Rnnner Renfn GIenMood.

GLENWoOD. Ia, June 26.-(Special.)-
Glenwood was defeated on the local dia-
mond. 1 to 3. by the nine representing
Banner lodge OF the Fraternal Union Of
America. The contest was a pitchers bat
tie. in which Hickey OF the FrateTnal
Unions struck out twelve men and Albec
OF 0lenwood struck out ten. The hitting
OF Paul Kelly and II. Cassidy was the
feature OF the game. each player securing
two base hits: Score: R.H.E.
+. u. A..........0 0 0 q l % s 2
GlsnwoOd cecil 0 90 . 8
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

DES MONIES DEFEATS TOPEKA
Four Runs Are Made in Ninth on
Six Hits.
KAUFMAN GOES TO PIECES
He Allows Two Triples, a Double ana
Thres Singles in Final Inning-
Home Team Makes It's Runs
in Fifth.
KAUFMAN GOES TO PIECES

TOPEKA, Kan, June 2S-Des Moines
got to Kaufman for two triples, a double
and three singles In the ninth and walked
off with the game, 6 to q They had picked
two In the nrst on two singles and q walk
and until the ninth they had no show.
Hendrix was inserted after one was down
in the ninth. Topeka punched four hits, one
q double in the fifth for It's two scores:
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

'Batted for Frock in sixth inning.
Batted for Adams In eleventh inning.
sBatted for More In eleventh.

Pittsburg .......O l o. 10
ST. Louls........ o 0 l 0 l 0 0 0 %
Two-base hits: Wagner, Hulswitt, Abb
stein, Bresnahan, Wilson. Three-base hit:
Konetchy, Wilson. Sacrifice hits: Ellis C).
Double plays: Gibson to Wagner, Huls-
witt to Konetchy, Byrne to konetchy,
Leach to Miller. Stolen bases: Byrne,
Hyatt, Konetchy. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Sallee, Wilson. Base on balls; off Adams
3; off More /; off Frock, l; off Liefield, l..
Struck out: BY Sallee, /; by More, 2; by
Frock, 2; by Adams, l. Hits: Off Sallee, 3
in five innings; off More, 4 in six innings;
off Frock, Z in five innings; off Liefield, Q
In one inning; off Adams, 3 In five innings.
Lett on bases: st. Louis, 3; Pittsburg, s..
Time: 1921. Umpire: Johnston.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
SIOUX CITY PILES UP BIG SCORE
DenveF's InheId Becomes Berildered
and seven Runs Made In Second.

and Seven Runs Made In second.
DENVER, June 26-Denver's infield be-
came bewildered In the third inning and
Sioux City took advantage OF the circum-
stance to add a few hits and gain a lead
that was a safe one. Free hitting marked
the whole contest, the fielding being loose
by members OF both teams. Mag, Chabek
and Cassidy led in the hitting. WATSON
was reured during the third inning. though
It was his support rather than his pitching
that gave Sioux City its lead. A second
umpire was put to work and aided in con
fusing the players. as in one Instance a
ball was thrown to him instead Of to a
fielder. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
Home Run Brings
in Three Scores
and Takes Game
Cravath Knocks Ball Over Left Field
Fence-Is Hit Seldom Made
at Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS, Tune 26.-Cravath won
the game for the home team in the fourth
inning when with two men on bases he
over the left field fence for a home
run. 1t was the first time in two years
that a ball has been hit over that fence.
With the exception of the one inning when
the scoring was done, McSurdy pitched
good ball.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

Bases on eTIors; Ciekeiah3, q 6o"hie
play: Tannehill to AtE TO Isbell. Bases on
balls: OFF Joss. /; off Walsh, l. Left on
bases: Cleveland, g. Chicago. 8. Struck
out: BY Joss, /; by Walsh, 7. Passed balls:
Owens, 2 Time: 1:26. EMPIRES: Connolly
and HuFsI.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
Totals. .............N 6 IA 80
%Batted for Shaner In the sixth.
ssBatted for Watt In the eighth.
OMAHA.
.N tSssI out when Whining run was scored =

'None out when winning run was scored.
Wichita .......0 Q 9o200 Ks
Hits: OFF shaner, 5 in six innings; off
Aitchison, / in three innings; off Kelley,
u in eight innings; off Hollenbeck, 2 In
three innings. Struck out; BY Shaner. s.;
by Watt. /; by Aitchison, 1; by Kelley, 2.
First base on balls; Off Shaner, 3; off
Aitchison. 4: off Kelley, 2; off Hollenbeck,
5.nSrv TwoIbsss bitso SoIa fae WsIIoh'
Kane. Double plays: Middleton to Hol-
land, Kelley 10 Franck TO Kane. Left on
Umpire: Haskell. Attendance, 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
WASHINGTON.

TWo-base hts: Wagner %, DeIehanty.
Three-base hits: Gessler, Schlitzer. Hits:
Hughes. I in seven and two-thirds innings.
Sacrifice hits: Lord, stahl (D, Schlltzer.
bases: Washington. 8; Boston :. Bases on
balls: Off Gray. /; off Hughes. I; off
Schlitzer, T. Bases on errors: Boston, /
Hughes. q Struck out: BY Hughes, 2; by
Schlitzer, g. Wild pitch: Hughes. Time:
1:65. Umpires: O'Loughlin and Perrine.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
PITCHER JONES is A PUZZLE

Proves Too Much for milwaukee, and
They Lose.
MILWAUKEE,. une 26.-Jones was a big
puzzle today, the champions winning a
one-sided game by a score OF ( to l. Manske
was wild and the visitors made their hits
count. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
win. PennsyIvanla championshIp.

PITTsBURG. June 26.-W. c. Fownes,
jr.. won the western Pennsylvania golf
championship today by defeating F. w
Kay, 10 up and 3 to go
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

IWo-base Nus: Lelse, q Carlsch. Stolen
plays: Armbruster to Carisch, Congalton to
Moriarty. Hits: off Nelson, 8 In five and
one-third innings. Base on balls: OFF Leroy,
by Nelson, 2; by Goodwin, 2. Passed ball:
Schreck. Wild pitch: Leroy. Sacrifice hits:
o'Brien, Moriarty. Congalton. Left on
2:l5. UmpIres: Conahan and HAYES.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
PHILADELPHIA
Totals IS 6 "A IL

'Batted for Doolan In the ninth.
sBatted for Doom In the ninth.
"Bstted for Moore in the ninth.
Philadelphia .......1 %
Boston ..............2 2 0 l 0 l 0 IS
Ywo base hits: Aubrey. Home runs:
Bates. Sacrifice hits: Magee,
Titus, Beaumont, Graham. stolen bases:
Starr, Sweeney, Deininger. Left on bases;
8; Boston, 10. Base OF balls:
White, 1; Moore, 4. Struck out: White, l;
Moore, 8. wild pitch: White, Moore. Time:
1889. Empires: Rigler and TRULY.
Score second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

sANDowN PARK. England. June ~
The Arlington 2-year-old selling plate OF 200
eovsreiEns, distance five furlongs, was won
today BY Sundrop. Pine Knot was second
n MarQuetta third. Among the fifteen
starters was August Belmont's. Burgman.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
Council Bluffs.
Happy Hollowsa;
SUSPENDED

Total ............a Total ......
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
Standing of the Teams
WEST. LEAGUE.
AMER.

NJ IUDA1.
Western L~eague-Omaha at Wichita, Des
Moines at Topeka, Lincoln at Pueblo, Sioux
City at Denver.
National League-Cincinnati at Chicago,
F~4ttsburg at st. Louis.
American observation-disclosures at St.
Paul, Toledo at Minneapolis, Indianapolis
at Milwaukee, Louisville at Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
GAMES IN THREE-1 LEAGUE
TwO-Basger with Bases Full Wins
for Rock Island.

for Rock Island.
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,, June 26.-Stark's
two-base hit with the bases full won the
game for Rock Island today. Rain stopped
the game in the eighth. Score: R.H.E.
Rock Island. .......3 0 0 - 3
Decatur ............0 0 0 0 0 0 90 3 2
Batteries: Harlan and Eng; Persons and
McNamara.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, June 26.-Steen was
batted hard in the third inning, while
Spencer was invincible. Score: R.H.E.
Cedar Rapids...i 9009 9-s 9 /
Bloomington 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 2 B
Batteries: Spencer and Rohrer; Steen.
Hall and Smith.
DUBUQUE, Ia, June 26-Dubuque won
the first game of the series from Peoria.
Quincy was strong in pinches. while Biltz
was hit hard. Score: RH.E,
Dubuque ........1 0 0 0 8 - 10 2
Peoria ...........0 o o o 0 0 o 90 I 4
Batteries: Biltz and Reynolds; Quincy
and Nunamaker. b.
DAVENPORT, Ia, June 26.-Springfield
outplayed the locals today. punching hits
in the second and seventh innings: Score:
R.H.E.
BSTiaRRFisld ' I'D sSSSS2GS 70
Batteries: Fleet and Smith; Patrick and
Johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

Two-base hit: Manske. Sacrifice hit:
Hopke. Stolen bases: McChesney, Carr ~.
Double plays; Mccormick to McGann to
Robinson; Robinson TO McGann. Left on
bases: Milwaukee, s; indianapolis, II. Bases
on balls: Off Manske. Z; off Curtis, l.
Struck out: BY Manske, 2; by Curtis, 3; by
Jones, 4. Passed ball: Howley. Time: 1855.
Umpires: Sullivan and Eckman.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
NEW YORK.

Hits: OF Lake, 3 in five innings; of
Hughes, 2 in two innings; off Brockett, 0
in one inning. Sacrifice hits: Combs,
Barry, Ganley. Stolen base: Austin. Struck
out: BY Coombs, g.; by Lake, e. Left on
bases: Philadelphia, 6; New York, 6. Bases
on errors: Philadelphia, /; New York, l..
Hit with pitched ball: By Lake, LIVINGSTONE.
Passed ball: Blair. Time: 1855. Umpires:
KERN n Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

TWO-base hits: Welch, Hallnan. Three
base hits: Cassidy, Edmondson. Stolen
bases: Smith 90, Campbell, Stovall. Sacri.
S nif A'S orr w RslasS; h J. of Rdam sass & of SP
Chabek, l. Struck out: BY WATSON, 2; by
Adams. 8; by Chabek. g. Left on bases:
Hartman 10 Bohannon. Cassidy TO Mailman
Wild pitch: Adams. Passed ball; Hall
man. Time: 2:A Umpires: Clarke and
Ward
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
PITCHERS TURN TWO TRICKS

Philadelphia Wins q Double-Header
on Home Grounds.
PHILADELPHIA, tune 96.-New York
was defeated in both games Of a double
header here with Philadelphia through the
effective pitching Of Bender and Combs.
Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
Totals ..............Ss

Three-baSe hits; Memoir, herner. Two
base hits: Geier, Dwyer. Sacrifice hits:
Dryer, Kerner. Base on balls: Off Kauf-
man, /; off Clark. /; off Miller, l. Struck
out: BY Clark, 2. Wild pitch: kaufman.
Hit by pitched ball; BY Fenlon. 2; by Mil
Ter, l. Hits: Off Clark, I in four and one
third innings; off kaufman, 13 in eight and
12; Des Moines, Z. Time: 2.15. Umpire: Null
len. Attendance, 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
DORCHESTER sCALPs SUTTON
Byers Pitches a Good Game and
Receives Brilliant support.

DORCHESTER, Neb., June 26-(Spe-
cial. )-Dorchester easily won from SUIT
ton Friday by the score Of 3 TO /. Byers
held the visitors at his mercy throughout
the game and received brilliant support
A two-bagger, a steal and a single gave
sutton their only run in the seventh.
Dorchester punched hits Of Flemmng in
the first four innings. while Byers and
Wright kept their hits scattered. Score:
dorchester III 1o1ooOo.- "a I Z
sutton .......O 0 0 0 90 . Oil 6 5
Two-base hits: Dorches ser /; sutton. !.
Left on bases. sutton, A. Dorchester, ;.
flee hits: Dorchester, 2. Struca out: BY
Flemming. 8; by Wright, s; by Byers. 10.
Hit with pitched ball: BY Flemming, !;
by Wright, /. stolen bases: sutton, 3;
Dorchester, 5. Double plays; Dorchester,
sutton Earned run: p~orehester' J.
MorrAsy; sutton, Flemming, Wright and
Honey. Empire; shinkle. Attendance. iSS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
-IuTt, OCOTc
KANSAS CIT
LOUI8VILLE.

TWO-base hit: Carter. Lett on .baSeS;
Kansas City. S; Louisville, s. First base
on errors: Louisville, s. Sacrifice hits: Boles
Woodruff. Stolen bases: Woodruff 90,
Hughes. Double play: Brashear to Beck
ley. Struck out: BY Carter, 4; by Hogg, g.
Passed balls: J.. Sullivan %. Bases on
pitch; Carter. Time: In. Umpire; Kin
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
PIRATES WIN
IN ELEVENTH
Leaders in National League Get Run
for Their Money from st.
Louis Bunch.
TRIPLE DOES THE BUSINESS
Wilson and Starke Make Hits Which
Win the Game.
GIANTS HAVE WEEKS SUCCESS
-
Take Seventh Successive Game, Beat
ing Brooklyn by 2 to /.
MAKE TWO RUNS WITH TWO OUT
Three Hits and wild Throw by
Brooklyn Catcher Are Responsible y
for "Reminiscences i'm the
National League.
Wilson and Starke Make Hits Which
Win the Game.
GIANTS HAVE WEEKS SUCCESS

ST. LOUIS, June s6,-Pittsburg defeated
ST. Louis in the eleventh inning today, s to
5. A triple by Wilson and a scratch hit
along the third base line by storke, who
batted for Ames, scored the winning run.
CA,.a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
BOSTON WINS DOUBLE HEADER
Home Run in First One Presents New
and Uninue Feature.

HOne q IN FIFht UHt FFtHtHNH NV"
and Unique Feature.
BOSTON, June 26.-The home team to-
day won two games from Philadelphia by
good batting. the first by 8 to 8 and the
second by Z to 8. In the first contest
a home run by Becker went into the
right field bleachers, the first time the
feat has ever been performed. In the
second game Mattern pitched strongly for
Boston. Aubrey was hit in the right eye
by a ball. Score first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

BEATRICE. Neb.. June 26-(Speclal)- In
one OF the prettiest ball games OF the sea-
son, Harden's Hatters. In the City league,
defeated the Dsmpstsr team last evening
by the score OF 8 to l. bearing and Quinn.
the opposing pitchers, did fin work. The
feature OF the game was a running catch
in center field, by Rusty" Schmitt OF the
Dempster nine. The score: RH.E
Oonpsters z
dAroenb .sn.sss-S y ;
Batteries; Dempstsrs, Quinn and Clark
Hatters, bearing and Folden.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

Two-bsse hits: Ferris, Wallace, Three
base hit: Cobb. Hits: Off Maddell, 6 in
four innings. Sacrifice hit: Ferris: Sacri.
flee fly: Stanage. Stolen bases: Cobb
Rossman, SchRefer. Double play; Crigey
to Jones. Left on bases: Detroit, 5; st
Louis, 3. Bases on balls: Off Works, B.;
off Waddell. 2; off Bailey, 2 First base
on errors: st. Louis. I. Struck out: BY
Time: 1:I2 Empires: Evans and EgGn.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
NEW o
PHILApELPHIA

ley. Stolen bases: Ganley. Baker. Double
plays: Demmitt to Quinn to Elberfeld; Col
Inns to Barry to Davis. Left on bases:
Philadelphia, I; New York, e. Bases on
errors: Philadelphia, 2; New York, /. Struck
out: BY Bender, q Passed ball: Blair. Time:
1852. Empires: KERN and Sheridan.
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
HOLDS THEM TO SINGLE HIT
ReuIbaeh Pitches Great Game and
Chicago Wins.

CHICAGO, June 26.-Reulbach pitched a
one hit game today. the hit being a line
drive by Mowery that nearly amputated
the big pitchers hand. Downey's errors
helped the locals to two Of their runs, a
gift, a sacrifice. a steal and two hits
adding the other pair. steinfeldt's field
ing was easily the feature. Score: