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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
THOUSANDS SEE OMAHA WIN
Local Fandom Delighted by Victory
in Opener.
FINAL SCORE Is TEN TO FOUR
CooIeyItes Politely Go Up In Air Mt
Critical Monseats and Men ON
Bases siIR tn 10 Plate ana
Glory.

More than 5000 Wild base ball bugs saw
Omaha take a fall out OF Topeka Tuesday
afternoon in the opening Of the home sea
son at Vinton park IL was one Of those
weird contests in which the visitors, feel
Ing the spirit OF the. occasion. handed over
a few runs in appreciation OF The fact that
Pa let them play in his ball lot on the
opener
The score Indicated that Omaha stood
first with ten good. haEd-coated tallies,
while theiCooleyites, after searching their
clothes, could only produce four counters.
OF the teniOmaha got, three were due en-
trely to errors by AbbotCand Reilly, when
Kane crossed the plate. once in the third
and once in the firm Schipke slipped IN on
the Same play that scored Kane the second
time. I.
othet boots made by. the Topeka bunca
let Omaha men on bases and gave them
a chance to score. Reilly stood like a
granite head when Gonding hit medium
fast one right straight at him and looked
as If he were rooted to the ground until
the ball bounded out in center field.
The Rour.kes made but seven hits. but
these came at times when hits were run
making. while Topeka's eight knocks
netted their only their four scores;
Shotton started the big nof3e in the first
and beating out a bunt along the third base
line and stealing second After Fox and
King hadbecn Whitfield by Mr. Fugate, Kane
slipped a hot one along the third base side
and scored Shotton. Corridor went to first
on Kunkle's error and hilSed to third when
WEIGH sacrificed He then scored on Gond-
ing's sacrifice. Skipper Bill Schipke, alias
Captain Bill, wounded on the wrist by Fu-
gate. went to second on Gonding's effort
and set sail for home when young Mr.. Nc
Cafferty stung a two-sacker over into left
and reached the port in plenty of time.
About this time Colley's boys felt they
should show the big bunch OF fans that
they were perfect gentlemen and started to
hand over runs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
Conrad Young
Tennis Leader
at Field Club
Committee Appointed by Directors
to Look After Courts and
Tournaments.

Tennis at the Omaha Field club is on the
boom since the warmer weather and con-
sistant work has put the courts in fine
condition There seems TO be more inter-
est In the game all over the city than
ever before.
Monday evening the directors OF the Field
club elected Conrad Young as chairman
of the tennis committee at the club with
the following other members OF the com
mittee Herbert Kohn, Sam s. Caldwell,
Harry Koch, Ralph Rainey, Arthur Scrib-
ner, VIII NJ. Wood and Frank M. Bllsh.
A handicap tournament is arranged for
|. Saturday afternoon as the opening event
of the club. Harry Koch is in charge of
this and entries may be telephoned to him
at Douglas 1876 The older players will be
handicapped so that all will have a good
chance at the good prizes which are Of
feTed
The clay courts have been rolled with
heavy steam roller and are in fine condi-
ton.
Several courts in different parts OF the
city are being put to good use this spring,
indicating an increased interest in the
game. Fifteen members have Joined a
club with courts near Thrty.seyenth and
Jackson streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
DENVER TAKES IT IN FIRST
Not One Earned Run, hut They COunt
Against Lincoln

LINCOLN, May l0-Never In the history
OF base ball has the Western league sea,
son IN Lincoln opened under more auspio-
lous circumstances than today When nm
pure Haskell called the game William I
Bryan was IN the box Henry r. Clarke
railway commissioner. catching, and Mayor
Love at the bat In addition there wsrf
no less than 1900 people crowded into The
grand stand. bleachers and overruninnR
the grounds and the territory and house
tops adjacent Vhereto Lincoln did her
best, but lost the contest in an early inning
Practically every business house I'm the
city closed for the afternoon, ali the state
offices and all local offices followed suit.
The Commercial club. more than 700
strong formed part OF a parade which
raised through the business part OF town.
Long before o'clock no seat was left and
the people crowded over 10 the diamond
When BryaR Commissioner Clarke and
Mayor Love made their appearance on the
grounds. the Immense crowd cheered Wig
orously. When Bryan walked over to the
CAPTAIN OF the Lincoln team and secured a
init and glove and the other two secured
n glove and bat. there was a louder cheer.
When they shed their coats and began
80 warm up. the crowd went Wild When
the game was called. Mr. BRYAN actually
put the ball over tho plate. Mayor Love
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
SIOUX DROPS IT'S HOME GAME
wichita in Tenth Inning Scores Three
and Wins.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, May l0-SiouX City
opened the base ball season at home today
to a crowd of 5000 fans, having Wichita as
an opponent. the latter winning in a ten
inning contest, TO T. The usual opening
day festivities were INDUCED in, the play
ers and citizens forming in long auto
mobile parade before the game Mayor
Smith pitched the first ball over the plate
cinched, but at the opening of the ninth
WesteRzil singled Claire struck out and
Shaw doubled. Isbell batting for Shaner,
was thrown out at first, Westerzil scor
ing. Hughes hit an easy fly to Quillin. who
accommodatlngly muffed it. allowing Shaw
to score the tieing run. Two singles,
in the tenth and won the game for the
visitors. Both pito hers were in good form
Chabek with perfect support would have
broken finger which made his work poor.
Score
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
COLONIES WIN lin The TENTH
Louisville Takes Smuggling Match
from Kansas City.
MANAGER PETIT THE HERO
Bats for Richter at Critical Period
and Drives In winning Tally
Brewers Defeat the
HOosicra.

KANSAS CITY, May lO-Lousvnle won
a ten-inning smuggling match from Kansas
City today, to Z, Manager Peitz. batting
winning run with a single Kansas city
used four pitchers and Louisville, five
Score:
"Batted for Brandon IN firth.
'Batted for Ritter in tenth
sBated for Carter in tenth.
'Batted for Weaver in eighth.
'Batted for Hagerman in eighth.
'Bated for Richter I'm tenth.
k kSn:%f city ". 80" 9 "A *
Hits: OFF Rhodes. in ono inulnE; OFF
Brandon. in four innings; of Campbell,
is In four and one-third innings. OF Car
ter, l in two-thlrds of an inning; off
Weaver, In one inning; off Hagerman, 3
in six innings. Two-base hit; Hughes. Left
on bases Kansas City, 3; Louisville, S, sac
rifice hits: shannon, Love konnick. Sac
rlfice flies: Moriarity. stolen bases; Love
Woodruff, Stanley. Double PLAYS: Downs
to Yohei Stanley to Konnick. Struck ouN
BY Rhodes, |; BY Brandon, 3; by Camp
bell, 8; by Weaver l by Hagerman. 2; by
on balls: OFF Rhodes 1; off Brandon, I;
off Campbell, /; off Weaver 2; off Hogcr-
man s: off Decannier. /; off Richter, l.
Hit by pitched ball; Stanley, Rhodes; Love,
by Hagerman. Time: 2;S0. Umpres: Guth-
RE and Chill.
Milwaukee, II Indianapolis, ,.
MILWAUKEE,, May 10.--Two triples by
Schardt practically won the La Crosse re-
crult his game against Indianapolis today,
to g. Score;
Milwaukee .......".0 90 =
Two-base hits: Hayden Randall, Nc
Cormlck. Three-base hits: Randall,
SchArdt ~. Sacrifice hits: Robinson. Nc
Gam, williams. Stolen bases: Bower
man (2), Lewis (O. Double plays: Glaze
to williams to Carr Mccormick to Robin
McGann Base on balls OFF Schardt 5;
off Glaze, 2. Hit by pitched ball; Dele
hanty. Struck out: BY Glaze B. by
Schardt /. Time: 200. Ump;ires: owens
and Cusack.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
POWERS OF TRoTTING JUDGES
National hoard VIII Pass on Right
10 Remit Fines.

NEW YORK, May iO.-Action on several
important cases was postponed yesterday
until today by the board OF review OF the
National Trottlng association, In session
here. Reinstatement applications com
leading cases being that concerning Thomas
Nolan and Thomas Murphy, trainers, and
the judges OF the Lexington meeting. The
trainers we're fined $3.50 each during the
progress OF a race. Afterwards, It appeared,
the judges decided there had been error In
imposing the fines and they were remis ed.
The case was carried over from the De-
cember meeting TO give the judges a chance
to explain how the error was made
Todav's hearing was expected TO hinge on
the question OF whether judges can re-
verse decisions through error
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
ST. JOE UNABLE 20 HOLD owN
For Three INNINGS Drummers Keep
Up, Then Champs Win, II to L.

DIES MONIES Ia. May 1O.-For three in
nings st. Joseph gave the Champions a bat
tie, but in the fourth Watson blew up and
Des Moines won by the score of II to 4. The
two pitchers were in great form for the
first three rounds and Herche kept up
the work until the end of the eighth in
ming, when he was forced to retire, line
drive injuring his pitching hand, The bat
ting OF Mattick was the feature of the
game. The center fielder hit the ball hard
ana in timely fashion. The first runs. how
ever. were driven in by Koerner with a
terrific smash to center field. McChesney
scores. Mayor Hanna proclaimed a haif
holiday and the city council headed a big
parade to the grounds. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
BoosTING BOWLING BANaUET
One Hundred FIFTY Enfhusiasts Ex-
oected at Feast

The Omaha. Booster and Mercantile howl
ing leagues combined will give a big ban
quet Wednesday evening. May.1s
IL is estimated that at least $50 OF the
active and old-time bowlers OF the CITY
will be in attendance. few of the CITY
Officials and prominent business men will
he invited as guests
One OF the pioneers of the game, with the
reputation OF being the most genial and en-
tertaining OF toastmasters. will probably
act in that capacity, An entertainment OF
musical and vaudeville talent local and
imported) is being planned
Eah member of the three leagues mem
toned Is at liberty TO invite one or two
guests, The Omaha league has donated a
substantial sum toward expenses and the
captain OF each team Of the leagues is TO
file list Of members and guests who will
attend and deposit 81 per man with sec
Tetary-treasurer Nultee not later than Sun
day, 10 a. m, May i5 at which time the
final meeting OF team captains will be held
The following committees will see that
everything comes off as scheduled:
Committee OF ArraHgements-M r. Hunt
ington chairman; Charles Yultee, secre-
tary-treasurer; William Weber, Omaha
league; NJ. Yousem, Booster league; c.
Vultee. Mercantile league
Entertainment Committee-William and
+. zitzman chairmen, will appoint a large
number OF assistants. at
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
Standing of the Teams
WEST. LEAGuE.
AMER. ASSN.
AMER. LEAGUE.
JATL. LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 10; Topeka, 4.
Des Moines, IL st. Joseph 1.
Wichita, Z; Sioux City, 4.
Denver, 5; Lincoln, 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, 5; st. Louis, 8.
Brooklyn, l; Pittsburg, 0.
Chicago, 8; New York, 8.
Cincinnati, S. Philadelphia, s.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 10; Washington, 3.
Boston, 4; St Louis, 3.
Detroit. 8; New York, 3.
Cleveland, J; Philadelphia, l. Called;
darkness) 'N'- ~
AMERICAN, ASSOCIATION.
st. Paul, 8; Toledo, g.
Milwaukee, 4; Indianapolis, 3.
Louisville, s; Kansas City, Z.
Minneapolis, 6; Columbus 4.
Games Today.
Western League--Topeka at Omaha, st.
Joseph at Des Moines; Wichita at Sioux
City, Denver at Lincoln.
National League-Boston at st. Louis,
Brooklyn at Pittsburg, New York at Chi
cago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
American League--Chcago at Washing
ton, ST. Louis at Boston, Detroit at New
York, Cleveland at Philadelphia. ry
American AssoCiation-Toledo at st. Paul,
Indianapolis at Milwaukee, Louisville at
Kansas City Columbus at Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
MiIher sho,,. red CIoud.

WILDER, May 1O.-(specal.) -Wilber won
Sunday on the home grounds from Rcd
had the game cinched. With two down In
the eighth Mitchell was knocked out OF
the box, Masters taking his place Five
hits and two errors gave the locals five
runs and the game before the side was
retired. Score: r. H. f..
WILDER 40 0 0 0 0 0 8 IS Z 4
Batteries: Masters and Rupert; Shimonek
and Prucha. Three-base hit Shestak. Two
base hits: A. Shimonek and j. Shimonek,
Henneses Struck out: Mitchell, b. I'M
pire: W-dklln.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
BOSTONIANS BEAT BROWNS
Fasteners Trounce st. Louis Men
Four to Three at Home.
RUBE wADDELL HAS ACCIDENT
Star Pitcher Is Hit on Truaty Left
and Is Retired-MRy he Out
of Game for Several
Weeks,

BOSTON, May 1O-A single and a couple
of two-base hits in the seventh inning
gave Boston two runs and victory over
St Louis today to g. Rube Waddell
started pitching for the visitors. but in
the third lining was hit on his left elbow
by pitched ball and forced to retire. As
the injury was on hi spitching arm he
probably will be unable to play again for
several weeks. An examination will be
made to determine If any bones are broken
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11

TWo-base hits: jude ~, Kelly, NC
Aleese ~, Weaver Stolen bases: Cock
man ~, Weaver. Sacrifice hit: Dolan.
Double play: Kelly to Lindsay to Weaver.
Struck out: BY Knapp, 6; by Hammond,
g. Base on balls: OFF Knapp, 4; off Ham
mond, 2 Hit by pitched ball: Knapp, /,
Time; 2:05. Umpire: Haskell. Attend
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
BROOKLYN BLANKS PIRATES
Trolley Dodgers Defeat Pittsburg in
One to Nothing Victory.
FIELDING WITHOUT
ERROR
Men Support Pitchers in Excellent
styIe-Only Two Batsmen Reach
Third Base During the

PITTsBURG, May 1O.-Brooklyn shut out
Pittsburg 1 to in fine game today
Both Bell and Lever kept the few hits
we'll scattered, but in the sixth, two
singles, a sacrific and an out worked in
one run. Both pitchers were supported by
brilliant and errorness fieulding and only
twice did either team get man on third
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11

failed to strike atFit and Henry Clarke
scooped it in and he did not wear a mask
either
The ball game. h.v
Denver made > the first inning and II
was all charged up TO Jack Thomas. who
missed a pop up and then missed thrown
ball that he should not have missed That
did the business jade with a hit In the
sixth brought in two for Lincoln and then
one skinned over In the eighth, but IL was
no use ~
Il he score. -ir
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
AMONG THE LOCAL BoWLERs
summer League Get Away on Fra n
cisco's Alleys with VITA of
Two Games.

The Summer league got away last night
games by the Carpenter Paper oomnsnU
team over the Railroad team Lee Smith
shot high total of sos and VIM Rowland
men were bothered with stage friSht h,,t
this will soon wear off and they will get
to work all right. Tonight the EouitsbIe
Lifes and Heaters. Score:
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
TOtalJ..,.,.,.,......,Jl III
TnPEIS

Home run: Kerns Two base hts Nc
Cafferty. Kane. Wooley, Kerns,, Reilly. sac.
Reilly Left on bases: Omaha, 3: Topeka
Il, Bases on balls: OFF McCafferty. 4; of
Hollenbeck, 2; Off Fugate, 3. Struck out
BY Hollenbeck 8; by Fugate, 8. Hit with
pitched bail: By Fugate, 3. Stolen bases
Shotton, Schlpke, Fox. Time: 200. Umpire
Spencer. Attendance; $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
Milwaukee, II Indianapolis, 2.
barney oIdfieId at Cheyenne.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 10-(Special)--
Everything Ia in readiness for the appear
ance of Barney Oldfield, the speed king, on
Cheyenne's four-mie motordrome Wednes-
day afternoon. All stores banks and other
places of business will close at noon
Wednesday and the schools will be dis
missed not later than 2:30 in the afternoon
thus affordlng everyone an opportunity to
witness Oldfield's record trials in his big
Benz 1t will be a gala day in Cheyennes
automobile history.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
Chicago, 10, Washington, 3.

WASHINGTON, May lO-Johnson was
wild and ineffective today and Chicago de-
feated Washington easily in consequence.
Zelder's batting was feature. Score;
Washington ,.,....1 1 0 o.
Chicago ,............O 3 ~ O-lO
Two-base hits: White Blackburn Hits:
Off Johnson in five and one-thlrd i'm
nings; off White, In five innings. Sacri-
flee hits: Conroy, Zeider, Collins Stolen
bases: Unglaub. Block. Left on bases:
Washington, s; Chicago, 10. Bases on balls:
OFF Johnson, 8; off Walker 5 off White,
3; off Walsh, ?. First base on errors:
Washington, 5; Chicago, 2 Struck out; BY
Johnson, 4; by Walker, /; by White, /; by
Walsh, 2. Wild pitch; Johnson. Zine; 2:l0.
Empires; Keerin and sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
Cincinnati, =, philadelphia, @.

CINCINNATI, May lo.-Ewing pitched
allow Ward TO hat for him in The sixth
This move gave Philadelphia four runs,
but thereafter the Cincinnatis hit Moore
freely and won out s to 8. Magee was
put out OF the game for disputlng a de-
cision by Umpire Brennan. Score:
'Batted for Ewing In sixth
SBatted for Castle I'm ninth.
Slated for Rowan In seventh,
Philadelphia .........,1 o o 90 0 &c
Two-base hits: Doom. Ward, HobHtzel,
Bescher. Three-base hits: Bates. knabe.
Home run: Bescher. Hits: Off Ewing. 4
in five Innings; off Rowan. 10 in seven
innings. Sacrifice hits; Mitchell, Moore,
FrOmme. Stolen bases: Grant, Mage,
Bransfield, Hoblitzel. Paskert. Titus. Bates,
Egan. Double plays DoWney TO EBan
Hoblitzel to Doolan to Doom TO Branstield
Left on bases; Philadelphia, 3; Cincinnati,
l. Bases on balls: OFF Ewing. 2; off Moore,
=; off Egan, p off Fromme, .. Struck out;
BY Ewing, l.; by Rowan, 4. Passed ball:
Mclean Time: 2:O6. Umpires: oDay ana
Brennan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
SunerIor PLAYS Red CIout

SUPERIOR, Neb.. May 10t-(Special.)-
Superior has arranged three games with
Red Cloud for the latter part of this week,
two games being played on the home
grounds and the third at Red Cloud.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
ST. JOSEPH.

: ,I"V- UdSe NIIs. DaltOn, WATSON. Three
oase hlts; Matuck, Wolfe. Bases on balls
pr Herehe, 8; off Watson, s. hit with
pitched ball; Powers, Raftis Passed ball:
wore. Wild pitch; Herche struck out:
stolen basis colligan. Raftis Dalton Mel
hou. Double play; Herche to CoIIigan TO
hGeiher' sacrifice hits; Colligan (2). Mat
Attendance: 724O ''''''
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11

lHIce-bdst MT. DdNlS. CdcTlIlCe mus
Clarke, Collins. Lord. Stolen base Muir
ply. Double plays: Graney and Turner;
Baker, Davis and Barry; Turner, Jljole
Philadelphia g. Bases on balls off Nor
gan. g. off joss, g. First on errors: Cleve-
land, L. Philadelphia, l. Struck out: by
Morgan, 3; by Joss 7. Wild pitch: Nor
gan. Time: 2:Sl. Empires; Connolly and
Dineen.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11


IRAN for Waddell in fourth inning.
'Batted for Graham In ninth.
St; Louis '.!......" 1899 Ia
Two-base hits Speaker, Lewis. Cicotte.
Crisis. Three base hit: Stephens. Hits: orr
Arelianes, In one and one third innings
off Waddell, in three innings Stolen
bases: Wallace, Hooper. Double plays:
wagner (unassisted) Hoffman, Stephens
and Wallace. Left on bases ST. Louis q:
Boston, 4. Bases on balls: OFF Arellanes, /:
off Graham, /, First on errors: Boston, /;
st. Louis, !. Hit by pitched ball: BY CT
cPtte, Weddell. Struck OUT BY Waddell. 8;
by Cicotte, g. by Graham, 3. Wild pitch
Graham Time: 1853. Umpires, Egan and
Evans.
Detroit, 81 New York, 8.
NEW YORK. May 10,-Detroit took an
exciting ten-lnning game from New York
today, to 3. The visitors got the win
ming runs on doubles by Crawford and
Delehanty and simmons single. Ty Cobb
failed to hit the ball out Of the diamond
in five attempts. He struck out the first
two times up. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11

IWO-base hits; Evans, HerZog. Three.
base hit. Evans. Sacrifice hits: Cakes
Sharpe. Stolen bases: Collins. Mowrey ~.
Hill. by pitched ball: by Curtis, Mowrey
Uwtce); by Harmon. Moron. Base on balls:
Off Harmon 5; off Curtis g. Struck out.
BY Harmon, 6; by Curtis, 3 Left on bases
st. Louis, 8; Boston. 4. Time: 2O I'm
pires: Rigler and Emslie
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
Totals. ..........,..33 4 10 30
WTCHITA


Stolen bases; Hughes 90, Stem. Two
base hits; Shaw ~ Home run: FenIon.
sacrifice hits: WEIGH, -Neighbors, Towne.
Double play: Jarnigan to Shaw. Innings
pitched: BY Shaner, s. Base hits: Off Sha-
ner y; Struck out: BY Chabek S. by Sha-
ner, ?; by Hassler, l. Bases on balls. orr
Shaner 4; off Hassler, l. off Chabek, /.
Hit with pitched ball: BY Chabek, Wester-
I'll; by Shaner. Neighbors. Time; 2:35 Um-
pire: Clark Attendance: 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11

porte, Crawford, Delehanty. Sacrifice hit
Roach. Stolen base: Sweeney. Left or
bases: Detroit, &; New oYrk, T. First or
errors: Detroit /; New York l. Double
play: Laporte, Roach and Chase. Struck
out: BY Vaughn, 1; by Mullin, 4. Bases
Hit by pitcher: BY Vaughn, 7. Jones; BY
Mullin, Roach, Wolter. Empires: Perrint
and o. Loughlin. Time: 200
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
wrestling Match at Kearney.

kEARNEY, Neb., May lO-(SpeclaLJ-
frank DuCray and Chris Pearson wrestled
draw match lasting one hour and fifteen
minutes at the opera house last night The
bout was heated one al. the way through
ana at no time during the progress OF the
bout was il either mans game.
Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11

Il you have anything to sell or exchange
,dvertise It in The Bee Want AID columns
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
Hooters Want Gnmea.

The Hector Base BAN club OF. South
Omaha Is still looking for games for May
rs and p. and also would like TO hear
from all out-ot-town teams. Address let
tiers TO l.. c. Marsh. 700 North Twenty
third street. South Omaha. Ht 80
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11

PHILADELPHIA, May 1O-Philadelphia
and Cleveland battled twelve innings to
to l tie today, The game was called on
account of darkness. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11

II you have anything q sell or exchange
advertise it in The. Bee Want Ad columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
BROOKLYN.
PITTSBURG

Two-base hit: Byrne. Sacrifice hits:
Lever. Stolen base: Wagner. Double
play McElveen and Hummell. Base on
balls: OFF Lever 2; off Bell, 1. Struck
out by Lever, 4; by Bell, L. Left on bases:
Plttsburg, 4; Brooklyn, 4. Time: 1:25 UNI
pires: KLEIN and Kane.
Chicago, 81 New York, 8.
CHICAGO, May 1o,-Chicago won a poorly
played. but interesting game from New
York, to g. today. The winners made
seven errors In the first two innings, but
later batted Matthewson and Ames off the
slab. Zimmerman had the unique record
OF four errors and then batting out four
safe hits in four times up. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11

|I'atNeu Tut NIdIHeWsOH IN sIAIh,
Chicago ,............ 0 2 0 80
New York ......... 0 o l O-5
Two-base hits: Zimmerman. Hits: OFF
Mathewson, in five innings; off Ames
In one inning; off Crandall, none in two
ard, Steinfeldt Sacrifice fly: DeVlin.
Stolen bases Murray, q; Seymour, Devore
Double plays: Fletcher and Merkle: Gran
dali, Fletcher and Merkle. Left on bases
Orr Overall, 4; off Mathewson, 4: off Ames,
/. off Crandall 1. Struck out: BY overall,
8; by Mathewson, s. by Ames. Wild
pitch: Ames. Time: 1:55. UmpiTes: john
stone and Moran.
Hnntnn. Il & Hnnia
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11

NEW YORK

Totals .,.,.% "a
"Ran for Myers In sixth.
FHBatted for MatheWson in sixth
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-11
Boston, o. st. Louis, >.

ST. LOUIS, May l0-Boston got only
three hits off Hartman today. but won from
st. Louis: to 3. Bases on balls and errors
accounted for the victory. Score:
ST. LOUIS BOsTON
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-29
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-C. Z. Stubs, 5l15 North Twenty
seventh, girl; Burl Richey, 1925 South
Fifty-first, girl; M ]. Norris, 29OS South
seventeenth boy; Paul Martin, 1880 Cald-
wen, boy; Max Geisler, 1905 Dodge boy;
Frank Dickey 4540 North Thirteenth, boy
G. Bertolini. S13 South Seventh, girl; d.
stair. 2A2 North Nineteenth, boy; H. e.
gregory, A216 Harvey, girl
Deaths--Hans J. Paulsen, Florence, 46
years; Baby Starkel, 1888 North Thirty
eighth; Baby Morrison. Methodist hos
teenth, 81 years; Cordela A. Short, 1922
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