Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-24
ROURKES WIN IN ELEVENTH
Thompson's Two-Base Hit Settles
Hard Fought Game.
KANE SCORES FINAL TALLY
Both Omaha and ST. Joseph Play
Queer Dali Mt Times and Many
X Chances for Rams Thrown

Tborpson hit d two-bagger in the
eleventh inning when the score was 10
G. and won the game for the Rourkes wheh
Kane brought home run.
St Joseph was in the, lead after the sec
ond until tho ninth when a two-basger
by King and a single by Corridor tea
Mic score In the, tenth Hollands men
went down In a row. So did the Rourkes'
Then in the eleventh some fast Work Dy
omaha gave he visitors; NO chaifcc to win.
r. tbe Rourkeg halt one, was put over
The last inEing was the most Interesting
81 the games FOX hit TO Kane, who beat
him to tho Tag. Kelley walked McChes-
nov Homes lit one 10 King and Mac
started for the home route via second ana
tbird. King threw to Kane and retired
tha side. A-1su
when Omaha came to bat all the fans
were pulling as hard as they could. He'd
top Corridor received a lively paste III
Inc stats that sent him 10 first. lie was
THROWN out at second when Kane NIT 10
Mcneil. With Jimmy on first, Thompson
took a couple of strikes and then lammeo
ohe out to the left Of center. McChesney
got a slow start and. by the time he was
ready to fiead. the bah srfrPin, the groune
n had passed him. Kane hurried TOT tue
home station and the game was ended
came Erratfe at Times. ~
II was a weird contest from start to fin
tsh. omahas players wonld get on bases
and then fad ~ hit ,tgrfruns Both sldes
had a bad .beginnin Powell, the first
man at bat,rhit ones Wright which was
safe. Fox hunted onH Inward thlrd anu
schipke came in on 1t and had plenty Oh
time 20 throw the runner out. He maze d
swing with his arm end the ball shppeo
out OF his hand md rolled between second
and first. BY the time It was recovered
Powell was on third.
Then Rhodes got busy. He passed Nc
Chesney and filled the bases. Feeling IN
an extremely generous mood he sHppeo
ZONES a strip Of transportation and forced
Powell across, the pan with the Ilrst taiiS
After making this slight journey into the
realms OF philanthropy he was interested
and took another trip in the seventh. This
fine two men were down and It looked
easy. for Dusty to prevent anything like
a score. However, Bauer hit single and
went to third when Corhan stung out a
double. with these two on Dusty passed
Mcneil, filled the bases and then pre-
scented the Holanders with run by walk
ing Wolfe.
But Rhodes was NOT 'tha only offender
Corridors boot In the sixth resulted II
a run. Mcneil was on second when Shears
hit one to Redtop. The ball took bae
bound Just as he went after 1t and Lighted
back of second. BY the time the ball was
recovered Mcneil was across the rubber
Tied made up, in way, for his twt
boots by rulffiAg haeh of third in the firs
chapter ana spAllua@down a foul, aT
KeeIeY Goes Into Box.
Kelley went into the box in the ninti
after Gonding had batted for Rhodes ant
not hit was made off him for the thre'
remaining innings of the game. He made
q quick play In the tenth when the Stu
alton was tense, by grabbing bunt OF
the first base line, under Powelrs fee
as he was speeding to the bag, and touch
ing him on the foot. 1t was & mighty fas
play and brought forth hearty appaus
from the grandstand.
Shears, whq came from Minneapolis
Wednesday was in the box for HOLLAND
and did fairly well considering the sup
port behind him. He made two wild pitche
and his catcher had a passed ball. Besides
these mistakes five errors were made b!
his team mates.
Friday is ladies' day and the third gam
Of the series with st. Joseph. The score