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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Donau Captures
Kentucky Derby
Colt Takes First in Celebrated Race
in Gruelling Contest-Joe
Morris Second.

LOUISVILLE, May u.-Leading through
out the mile and a quarter, but compelled
TO fight for his vantage over every inch,
Donau, a bay colt owned by William Gerst
of Nashville yesterday won the thirty sixth
Kentucky derby. But three-quarters Of a
length separated the winner from Joe
Morris, who in turn was a neck in front
of Fighting Bob.
The time, BOSS, was only one-fifth of a
second slower than the record foI the race.
Donau carried the publics money and
rs 900 people acclaimed the winner. The
Pari mutuel machines paid Sl8,25 on 81
ticket on Donau, making his price about
to o. The guaranteed value Of the race
was $1,000.
The derby was a gruellng contest from
start to finish. The horses got away
quickly to a fair start for all except Fight
ing Bob, the latter being shouldered to the
outside. Joe Morris nose showed in front
for a stride or two after which Donau
took the lead and with Herbet on mis- back
began laying off a killing pace.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12

FRESHMEN TAKE IVY HONORS
Collier of Fsirbury Secures Indi.
vidual Mark at Lincoln.
TRACK TEAM MEN NOT COMPETING
Good Time In Events Impossible, with
Cold wind BIowinR ON the
Track - Members OF
Innocents.

LINCOLN, Neb., May ll.-(Special Tcle-
yram)-By margin OF nineteen points, the
freshman class OF the university Of Ne.
braska carried off first honors at the an
nual Ivy. Day meet of the University OF
Nebraska.
The sophomores were second with thirty.
seven points, the juniors third with clever
points, the seniors last with four points
Coach Ben Cherrington refused to allow
any member OF the track team TO PARTED.
pate in the meet, desiring to havSe team
in the best Of condition for the annual
meet with the University OF kansas on
Saturday. ,....
With cold, dusty winds blowing in the
face OF the runners. good time was i'm
possible. Collier, a freshman, whose HON,
is in Fairbury, won first individual hon
ors with twenty-five points and Funk
houser was second with thirteen points
Collier secured four firsts and tier for sec
ond in the pole vault. Funkhouser was
only successful in carrying off one Of the.
weight events and won five thirds and a
second. The results follow:
1OO-Yard Dash-May 10, first; Christmsi
u, second; Howard 13, third, Time; 0lOaS
220-Yard Dash-Chrstmas Y. first; May
10, second; Minor Is. third. Time: O:A
44OYard Decentralization 10, first Minor
70, second; Barney 70, third. Time: O'5s.
SsO-Yard Run-Rice, first; swanson II,
Mile Run-Andeyson r. first; Rice II,
second; Votava IL third. Time bl2H.
Twomile Run-snyder 10, first; Negley
II, second; Wledem IL, third Time: 0:l2:G2,
Pole Vault-Lndstrom, first Shock and
Collier tied for second and third Height:
Broad Jump-Coller 10. first; Funkhouser
10, second; Hiltner p, third. Distance %
feet 4 inches.
u, second; Funkhouser u, third. Height,
feet inches.
Shot Put-Funkhouser 10, first; Gibson
-, second; Ross 49, third. Distance: 81
DiscusNGibson 12, first; Minor 12. seconA
Funkhouser Is, third Distance: leo feS
22oYard Hurdles-Conier IS. first; Nc.
Donald TO- second; Funkhouser H. third.
44O-Yard Hurdles-Collier Is. first; Funk
houser 49, second; Mcdonald TO- third.
Time: OPS.
The announcement OF men elected TO the
Senior Society of lnnocents was made fol-
lowing the track meet at the state farm
grounds by president Dale Mcdonald OF this
years Society of Innocents Thirteen men,
representing those who have been especially
active in school affairs, were chosen. Fol-
lowing are the members elected to the In
nocents A. B. ANDERSON, Superior Harry
l.. Cain, Falls City; X. P. Fredercks,
Seward; E. II. Hahne, Lincoln; A. NJ. Hare,
Albion: Lynn Lloyd. Omaha; Carl j. Lord.
Randolph Nye Moorehouse, Fremont; a. NJ
oberfelter. Sidney; Guy f. Reed. Llncoln
r. e. Rice, Lincoln; Ralph Z. Weaverling,
Beatrice; Walter c. Weiss. Hebron.
The annual Ivy day grafton was given by
j. l.. Rice OF McCook. Mr.. Rice spoke on
the theme, The Graduate" The annual
Maypole dance, the class poem, the class
history and the planting OF the ivy were
observed on the campus The Ivy day ex-
ercises closed with play by the Dramatic
club at the state farm in the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12

ROURKES WIN ANOTHER CAME
Set Mr. Cooley and His Crew Back
for Second One Of Series.
WIN WITH BUT ONE SAFE HIT
Hanson Pitches steady Game and
Pulls Himself Out of several
Hard situations-weIch
Hits Homer.

Omaha won the second game from the
Coleytes by score OF to 3, even though
Kaufman. Topeka's pitcher, held the
Rourkes down to one hit.
The one hit that was made was a home
run in the eighth by Welch with no one
on bases Before this the Topeka twirler
was unsolvabe and pitched tight ball
After WEIGH lifted one over the fence a
little nervousness was displayed by the
visitors and before the inning was over
Omaha had slipped over three more court
ers. Up to this time there was nothing
doing in the knocking line for Omaha,
but one iun was scored in the third when
Kah made mess Of Hanson's grounder.
In the winning inning, Harry WEIGH
started the rally by slammng one over
the left field fence. Captain Schipke
was hit. He scored on the poor handling
of Cadmans grounder to Kaufman, while
Cad scurried around to the third station
Hanson knocked one more to Kaufman
and he booted again. Shotton went to
first on base on balls. Fox hit a fly
to left field and Cadman scored while
Shotton went to second. King hit one to
Landreth and Hanson went over the pan
on the play, making the fourth tally.
Hanson IL steady.
Hanson pitched a steady game and won
the admiration of the fans by his cool
ness in getting away with the hard situ-
atoms. He struck out five men and is
sued transportation to six.
Topeka players made their runs i'm the
fifth after four innings of tight base ball,
In which they could not touch the blonde
youth from the Bluffs The start was
made by Boles who drew a base on balls
and came home on Kauffman's two-bag-
ger after Kahl went out to first Wooley
got a~two-base hit and scored Kaufman.
Wooley later went home when Fox booted
Reilly's grounder
After the fifth inning the Topeka play
ers could not connect with Hanson's bend
ers successfully. In the ninth it looked
like something might be started when
Kunkle, the first man up drew a pass
and went to second on a wild pitch Pa
pulled the recruit out. however, and sent
in Patton, after Hanson had thrown
Boles out at first on easy grounder, and
had given Kahl a base on balls Kerns
was sent in to bat for Kaufman and he
knocked swift liner to Captain Schipke,
who nabbed IL and touched third, making
the final two outs.
Kaufman had but two strike-outs but
the Rourkes did not seem to be able to do
anything with his delivery and hit mostly
to the fielders, who accepted all chances
without an error.
Hanson was a little wild and passed a
number, but he kept his~curves mixed so
that hits were not punched on him.
The weather was a little cold and a
wind blowing from the west kept the ball
on the right hand side of the diamond
Thursday and Friday the same teams
will line up, to finish the series. The
score;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Mrs. Jeffries
AppIauds Work
of Her Husband
Pugilist'S Wife Pleased at Way Elk
Champion Handles Choynski and
Armstrong in Gymnasium.

BEN LOMOND Cal, May 11.-With Mrs.
Jeffries applauding, Jeffres roughed 1t for
six rounds with Joe Choynski and Bob
Armstrong in his gymnasium today.
With his eye still blackened from the
rap which he received Monday he seemed
anxious to give good account of himself,
and his two sparring partners seemed
glad when the bout was over. He was
faster than any other time since he be-
gan training and after three miles OF
short sprint on the road, announced that
he had taken off about twenty-five pounds
since beginning training and now weighs
225. Nothing was done during the early
hours of the afternoon, but early in the
evening the fighter engaged in little fast
base ball practice.
Jeffries fast work was decidedly re-
assuring after his numbering exhibition of
yesterday. He rambled through the two
clouting matches as If he enjoyed it and in
one of the mixups playfully set Arm
strong on his back if he were a small
boy.
Todays experiment will be repeated in the
workouts Of the next five weeks, splitting
up the distance into 1OO-yard sprnts.
johnson Takes Jaunt.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 11.-Declaring
his first day the road did not stiften
up his muscles in the least Jack Johnson
was out on the road again this morning
for another twelve-mile jaunt. II anything
he took his camp followers over the roads
in Golden Gate park at faster clip than
the previous day and he felt so well on
his return that he tossed the medicine ball
around and played a little base ball be-
fore he took his rundown
Johnson's trainers declare themselves
highly pleased with the first workout and
say the easy way the fighter has fallen
into the preliminary training work is the
best proof of his condition.
The most important phase of the day at
Johnsons camp was the weighing of the
colored fighter Jack has not been on the
scales since he arrived in California and
there was surprise his part as well as
his trainers when the beam tilted at 22O
pounds.
Il must have been way off in my calcu-
latons," declared Johnson, who had previ-
ously estimated he would strip at 226. Il
guess the two days on the road have taken
off some of the weight All / want is to
be right for this fight and any extra
weight Jeffries may have he is welcome
to. He will need that much of handicap
when he enters the ring
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
WICHITA WINS BY ONE RUN
sioux CITY Loses Second Hard Fought
Game Rt Home.

SIOUX CITY. May 11.-Wichita won an
other ten-innng game from Sioux city
today, 5 to T. The visitors outfielded the
home team at critical times while the
latter's errors were costly Two bungles,
pass and a single allowed two runs in
the first inning Another run came over
I'm the sixth and one i'm the seventh
The Indians tied the score in the eighth
by good stick work Fenlon opened with a
double and Welch duplicated the hit with
long one to center, Fenlon scoring WEIGH
scored on Townes single. Both teams
drew blanks in the ninth. In the tenth
Isbeil doubled after having struck out four
times previously. After two were down
Claire doubled, scoring Isbell with the run
which won. Freeman and Aitchison pitched
good ball, although Isbell took the latter
out after the locals had tied up the game.
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Standing of the Teams
WEST. LEAGUE.
AMER. ASSN.
AMER. LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha 3; Topeka, 3.
ST Joseph. 2; Des MOines, g.
WiWchta, 8; Sioux city, T.
Denver, 3; Lincoln, 5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston-St. Louis, postponed.
Brooklyn Pittsburg, postponed.
New York, 3; Chicago, 4.
Philadelphia Cincinnati postponed
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago Washington, postponed.
st. Louis, g.; Boston, 10.
Detroit, 0; New YORK. g
Cleveland Philadelphia. postponed.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo 5; st. Paul. 2.
Indianapolis, IL; Milwaukee, Z.
Louisville, 3; Kansas City, 2.
Columbus, 0; Minneapolis, ?.
Games To-day.
Western League-Topeka at Omaha. St.
Joseph at Des Moines; Wichita at Sioux
City, Denver at Lincoln.
National Lepgue-Boston at st. Louis,
Brooklyn at Flttsburg, New York at Chi
cago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
American League-Chicago at Washing
ton, st, Louis at Boston, Detroit at New
York, Cleveland at Philadelphia.
American observation-disclosures at Mil
waukee, Toledo at Kansas City, Indlanap-
oils at Minneapolis
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Moore and McQuiIIen suspended.

CINCINNATI, May 11.-Pitchers Earl
Moore and McQullen of the Philadelphia
sent home by the Joint orders of President
Horace FOgel and Manager Charles Doom
today, The club officials announced that
failed to keep in condition, and had broken
club rules Pitchers Sparks Shelter and
Brennan will take the vacant places
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Wesleyan defeats Brookjnss.

MITCHELL, 5, D., May u.-tSpecial
telegram -Playing in mud ana through
a drizzling rain yesterday afternoon, the
track teams of Bookings college and Da-
kota Wesleyan met i'm their annual dual
meet. Rain started to fall an hour before
the time set for the meet and the athletes
decided to try conclusions Mitchell has
gone down before Brookings in track events
for eight years. during which time the
ErookinEs team has held undsputed cham
ponship OF the state. Mitchell won yes
terday by a score OF SO To 81. the contest
being undecided until the last three events
were run off
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
EXPLOSION ON A BATTLESHIP
Pumor of serious Accident on Flag
ship OF British Atlantic
Squndron.

LONDON. May ll.-Reports are current at
Dover Of 4 serious explosion on the flag
ship London OF the British Atlantic battle
ship fleet I'm Norwegian waters. The reports
cannot be confirmed here.
Rear Admiral Sir Colin Richard keppell
is In command Of the fleet
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Orth Fans seventeen Mcn.

KEARNEY. Neb.. May 1l-(Sepcial Tele-
gram)--Owing TO the phenomenal work OF
Ortiz the Doane college pitcher, the Kear-
icy Normal team lost to Doane this after.
noon, to 3. Orth famed seventeen men
and made four hits in five times at bat
The normals played good ball Drum. the
normal catcher, was hit in the temple BY a
pitched ball in the eighth and was uncon-
scious for ten minutes Score:
Doane ...........a,...O 0 0 O3O 0 %
KeaTney ..............O 0 2 0 o 0 %
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
No Gnme nt nrnIsnn.

DENISON. la. May il.-(Special Tele-
gram THE DenisOn and Lake City base
ball teams opened the base bali season al
CARROLL Monday. At the end OF the twelfth
inning the score stood to s. The crowd
was small and the club managers Thought
the spectators had had their moneys worth
50 stopped the game with the above score
on sunday, May 10, the nenison club plays
the Invincibles OF Council Bluffs at Car
roll
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
MISSOURI HAS CRACK PITCHER
Harper strikes Ont Thirteen Men and
Gets Two Out of Four Hits.

Ueth TWO Out Oh hour hh@h'
COLUMBIA, Mo, May 1l.-(Special Tele-
gram better fielding and concentrated
attack in the eighth inning gave Missouri
university an earned victory over Washing
ton university OF st. Louis today to Q be-
ing the final count. Hall, Alexander and
Rider all cut off hits by sensational field
ing for the Tigers. Harper struck out thir-
teen men for Missouri and secured two Of
the four hits Missouri got off POindexter,
thus streng thening his claim to the title of
best pitcher in the conference. This makes
Mssouris second consecutive victory over
Washington. The same teams play tomor-
row. Score: R.H. +.
Washington 80 0 0 l % I
Missouri ..,.....0 0 / o IS |
Batteries For Missouri, Harper and
Klein; for Washington. PoindeXter and
Wather, Umpire: Winchell Of the Texas
league
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Grnevn HumbIes shIckIey,

GENEVA Neb,, May 1I.-(Spccial Tele-
Gram.l -Shlckley, last years tri-county
pennant winners were humbled az the
hands OF Geneva yesterday IN the opening
game OF the season at Shioklcy. Game by
innings.
R.H f..
Shickley mo 100 o 0 O-I 4
Geneva ......O o o 90 e. 3 4
Two base hits: Geneva, Scvrens, RAY.
SiClen bases; ShicklCy, two. BaUCrics.
Shickley: Phelps, Thomas; Geneva Ford
CuItiss. Struck out: BY Phelps 10; by
Ford, TO- Bases on balls: Off Phelps, @
Empires; Wilson and Thomas.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Tccrmscb Dcfcats Craig.

TEKAMAIf. Neb., April u-(SepcialD-
Tekamah n gh school added another vic
tory TO its list by defeating Craig here
Tuesday by a score OF 10 & This means
five wins without loss for Tekamah this
year. The batteries We're: TekaWah,
Schaefer. McIIinnis and Altschuler: Craig,
Hawthorne and Adams. Tekamah would
like to hear from any high school desiring
a GAM
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Hnstinus Wen OutcIassed.

Telegram -Grand Island outClassed Hast
ings today both in fielding and stick work.
Graham knocked q home run with three
men on the bags. Score: R.H. h.
Hsstings 40 O o l 0 0 Ia s /
Grand Island. 0 0 0 0 % 10 4
Batteries: Zavidale, Morse and Donnelly;
Beebc, Daul and Travers,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
DENVER

Three-base hit: Jude Two-base hits
Jude, James, Farthing, Beall, McAleese
Stolen base: Dolan, Sacrifice hits: Clark
(2), James. Farthing, Cassidy. Double
plays: Thomas to Gagnier; Farthing to
Gagnier to Thomas: Gagnier to Thomas
Cassidy to Lindsay; Lloyd to Dolan Struck
out: BY Farthing. 2; by Hagerman, l.
Base on balls Oft Farthing. >: off Hager-
man. & Hit by pitched ball: BY Farthing,
/. wild pitch: Hagerman Time; 2:10. I'm
piTe: Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
SPRINGFIELD IN WINNING STREAK
Davenport, Dubuque and DRnVIIIe
Other winners In Three-I League.

PEORIA, ILL., May 1L-Springfield kept
on winning today, batting OUT ten hIts
and three runs and shutting out Peoria,
Score:
Peoria ........O 5000 90 90 5 l
Springfield .... 0 0 0 0 0 / O-3 10
Cook and Asmussen; Laudermilk and
Johnson.
DAVENPORT, Ia, May 1.-Waterloo
made almost as many errors as hils and
lost, Z to o. Score:
Davenport .,..O o 0 0 0 - 8 0
Waterloo ,.... o 90 0 0 90 4 3
smith and CONVEY; Buckholz and Har-
ROCK ISLAND, May 11.-Dubuque made
a runaway race OF today game WIN
ming, to ?; largely on Rock Island s
errors. Score:
Rock Island %. OO1 % 0 % Z :
Dubuque ......O 0 0 o 10 10 0
Lakaff and Oeary; Faber and Latimcr
BLOOMINGTON, H., May ll.-Danville
got a lead in the first innings and could
not he beaten. Score;
Bloomington % 0 0 0 0 O-l . 4
Danville ...,... . o 0 0 y O--3 l
Cook and Nunemaker; LOOMS and Wolfe
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12

Stolen bases: Hartman, WEIGH, Pettigrew,
Middleton. TwO-base hits; Fenlon, WEIGH.
lSbell, Claire. Middleton. Sacrifice hits:
Andreas, Neighbors, Fenlon, Jarnigan. In
ningS pitched: BY Aitchison, eight and
one-third; by Durham, one and two
Struck out: BY Freeman, 10; by Aitchison,
4: by Durham 2. Bases on balls: OFF Free
man 3; off Aitchison, 8; off Durham, >.
BY Freeman, /. Time: 2lj. Umpire:
Clark
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
CanItoI PooI Tournen.

Tuesday evenings game at the Capitol
pool tournament was won By Shepard de-
fee ling Prince, 100 to &c in eighteen innings.
Wednesday evenings game will he played
between Usher and Bunuell Score:
shepard-6, :. ., 4, T., I, 0. I, 5. 4. g. 10, 2,
S, 0, 1, ., 9-l02 Total 100.
PRINCE, S, 6, g, I, J. o, 5, /, {, 10, 0, .,
/, 4, 10, 3, O-6S. Total, C6.
Scratches: Shepard, .; Prime, 3 High
runs: Shepard -, II, g. Prime, 10, 10, Z.
STANDING.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
DIES MONIES.
totals ,..s,..,.,,...2 Z
ST. JOSEPH
tied Tor GaIgano IN ninth

Fbatted Tor Salsano IN nlnth.
81. joseph ...,...,...s O-s
Two-base hits; Dalton, Koerner. Three
base hit; Powell. Base on balls;
run: Dalton Struck out: BY owens.
3; by, Galgano, 8. Stolen bases,
Mattlck, Niehoff. Curtis. McChesney (2),
McI4ear (2). Dauble plays: Niehoff, Raft
and Koerner. Sacrifice hits: Mattick Me
Chesney. Time: Las. Attendance. 500 I'm
pire. Mullen.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
snncrinr Trkes Flrat Game.

SUPERIOR, Neb., May lI.-(Specsl Tel
egram. Superior won the first game, to
2 with Red Cloud of the Nebraska league,
batteries: Superior, Snyder Justice and
SpelIman: Red Cloud, Jarrett. Pierce and
Rupert They play here tomorrow and Red
1 loud tho next day.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Normal Gnthers wesleyan In.

I<EARNEY, Ncb., May l1.-(Special Tcle-
gram l-.Kearney state normal team won
this afternoon. Normal Pitcher Murphy
pulled himself together after the third
inning ana threw good ball. Score:
Kcarney .,.,.,....O 0 O / 0 Ill
Wesleyan ...,,.....,1 2 0 0 o o. s
batteries: Kearney Normal. Murphy and
Hoyti Wesleyan, StrnRfelow and Crane.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
ILLINOIS PLAYERS FINn RECORD
COneEIans, Indicated This season,
Win from BOiIermHINers.

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, May 1l-lllinois' UNI
defeated. team won its ninth victory by de-
feating Purdue, it's most formidable rival
for the Western Collegiate championship
to 4, in an exciting contest Score: R,H.E
Illinois .........O 0 ) 0 - 8
Batteries: Buick and Huff Morrow and
Seabald.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
No nncInu In LOuIaIann,

NEW ORLEANS, May l1.-Racing will
not be re-established in Louisiana at this
session OF the legislature. Governor sand
ers announced this afternoon that he would
veto any measure repeating the Locke law.
This makes the case Of the race promoters
practically hopeless
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
state League saturday.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., May 1l.--(Spe.
cial.)-The Nebraska State league season
will open here on Saturday, with Kearuey
as the opponent. Mayor Schulz will pitch
the first ball and parade will be held al 8
o'clock. The locals will pay at home till
the 23d, when they take a swing around the
circle until June 5.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
COLUMBUS,


IotaIs ....A 4+26 l6 / Totals .,...2s / "a o
'kaler out for Arbogast's interference.
Columbus ............O. 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 90
Two-base hit Clymer. Sacrifice hits. Alt
izer, Gill, Fiene. stolen bases: Clymer (2),
Gill, Downs Double play: Ferris to VIII
iams to GIL. Struck out: BY Flene. 2; by
kaler, g. Bases on balls: Off Fiene, g. off
kaler 3, Hit with pitched ball: BY Fiene
Downs and Hinchman. Left on bases: Min
neapolls, 4; Columbus. 5. Time: lao. I'm
pires: Nansyckle and HaYes
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
PATHFINDER BREAKS A SPRING
GIIdden Car IL Temporarily Tied IN
at Newton, ia,

DIES MONIES, la. May l1.-Dai Lewis
and the Giddcn pathfinder are tied up a.
Newton, with a broken spring. The party
left Des Moines az o'clock this morning
and had hoped to reach Davenport tonight
New spring will reach them at l o'clock
this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
NEW YORK STAYS THE TIGERS
Highlanders Wallop Detroit at Home
by Score of Two to Nothing.
FORD OUTPITCHEs SUMMER
Good Team Work at Bat Wins Game
In Seventh-BOstOn Makes It
Two Straight from ST.
Louis.

NEW YORK, May 11.-Ford outptched
Summers today and New York defeated
Detroit to o. Both the Highlanders runs
were made in the seventh inning and were
due to hits by Laporte, Channel and
Sweeney and sacrifices by Austin and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
ANrELoPEs LAND ON HAGERMAN
Lincoln Finds ball aud Beats GriE-
niles NV 10 r.

LINCOLN. Neb., May 1l-In a long
drawn-out game today Lincoln exactly rel
versed the result OF yesterday. winning
from Denver by a score OF to g. Farthing
was Wild and hit hard at times. but set
tied down whenever I'm danger, The Lin
coins got their runs by slamming the ball.
and the support given Hagerman was not
the best. Gagnier did some sensational
fielding, figuring In three double plays aud
having fifteen chances. Jude. Kelly and
Cockman were the hard hitters of the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Chicago Takes
Third Straight
From NewY ork
Cubs Trounce Giants Four to Three
in Swatfest-Drucke Comes to
Aid of Marquard.

CHICAGO, May 1L-Chicago won its
third successive victory from New York
4 to 3, today. Marquard was hit freely,
but Drucke, who succeeded him, stopped
the scoring. Beaumonts home run in the
right field stands started Chicago's scor-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
IndinnapoIis, ma Milwaukee,. /
INDIANAPOLIS.

TWO-base hts: McCOfmlcK, RoDInsOH,
Randall, Murch. Three-base hits: Chad
bourne Robinson. Home run: Barrett.
Hits Off Graham. in one inning; off Nc
Glynn, in two and one-third innings. Sac
Stolen bases: Randall Mccain (2), Dele
hanty (2). Williams, Murch. Carr, Chad
bourne. Double plays: Lewis to Carr; Short
TO McGann to Cook, Left on bases: Mil
waukee 8; indianapolis s. Bases on balls:
Off Graham. /; off Mccarthy, 4; off Nc
Gynn, l. Struck out: BY Mccarthy 3; by
McGlynn, 3. Wild pitch: Short. Time: 2:36
Cmpires Cusack and owens.
Toledo, 81 81. Paul, 2.
ST. PAUL, May 11.-Toedo punched hits
on Leise and Leroy while Yngling was
effective with men on bases, and the Wis
itors made an even break In the series by
winning. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
CoIumbus Trims Kcarucy.

COLUMBUS, Neb.. May 1l,--CSpecial Tel
grGmD-The Columbus Kedruev game ~
This city resulted, Columbus, (. KParney,
1 Batteries Columbus, Bovee and Clair;
Kearney, Mann, Judson and Noycs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12

HASTINGS Mob. MAY n.--(Speciall--
Hastings efeatedGrand Island In the first
exhibition game OF tho season here today,
score II TO g. Batteries, Hastings, Woldrnn
ara DonncllN; Grand Island stick aud
TTaNCTg.