Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-05
FREMONT (ICHES PENNANT
Nebraska State League Flag Will Go
to Dodge County Team.
NO HITS, NO RUNS FOR CAMPBELL
DOubIe-Hender with Seward Played
on Fremont Grounds-CoIumbus
Beats Grand Island Twice
at Home.
NO HITS, NO RUNS FOR CAMPBELL

FREMONT, Neb., Sept. 4.-(special Tele-
gram. )-Fremont and Seward broke even
I'm double-header here today, cinchng the
pennant of the Nebraska State league for
Fremont Campbell in the first game
allowing the visitors no runs or no hits.
Mason got a home run in the eighth with
one man on bases Score, first game:
RH.E.
i Fremont ...... 9 dd9S 40 8 !
Batteries: Seward Corners and VALLEY;
Fremont, Campbell and Bonner. Umpire:
Boswell
In the second game Seward punched hits
in the first inning, securing three runs,
which the home team could not overcome.
Score, second game: R.H.E
Seward ................ OOOOO1O-4 4
Fremont ............... 1000 OOO-l
Batteries: Seward, Stewart and valley;
Fremont Bennett, Hoffman and Bonner
Umpire: Boswell.
Columbus Takes Two.
COLUMBUS, Neb. Sept. 4.-(Special Tele-
gram.) -Columbus took the doube-header
from Grand Island. Errors by Grand Island
we're responsible for Columbus winning the
first game. In this game the home team
tied the score in the ninth and Malums
hit in the fifteenth won the game. The Sec
ond was won by Columbus in the first two
until the seventh. Score, first game:
CIR Island 5000 8 Q
Columbus e. 20 100000 Ia 4
Batteries Grand Island, Murray and Car
Score, second game: R.H.E.
Grand Island .'..'.''..... O0OOOO = l
C9Rs stfariss. Grond Island T TC1 E d
Carroll; Columbus, Kissel and Agnew. UNI
pire; Fleming.
Plan Championship Games.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Sept. 4.-(Spe-
cial) -President Henry Sievers Of the Ne
braska State league is trying to arrange
a series of Interstate championship games
between the winners of the Nebraska State
! league pennant and the winners Of the Mink
| league honors. No definite arrangements
| have as yet been made. 1t is understood
| that the officials of the Mink league are
| willing provided that the men of the team
| winning the championship in that league
can be held together for the series. 1t is
understood that the race is so close as tc
require the playing of all games in the
Mink schedule to decide, which will be II
on the eth.
1t is expected that three of the games
would be on Fremont, Three Falls iCty oil
Clarinda grounds, as the case may be
| alternating, ana II an Olu game Is HeCeS'
sary, no neutral grounds somewhere in the
eastern part of the state.
| President Sievers is we'll satisfied with
the results in the Nebraska State league
during the first year of it's existence anG
feels confident that 1t win be a perTna
nent base ball organization. From presen
indication not much of a change is likely
he thinks, in the circuit for next year, a.
| smaller
as anxious as the larger towns to con
tinue professional base ball. Red Cloud II
full of pepper on the proposition and it 1
perhaps the smallest town in the league
While Hastings has been unfortunate tner,
is said to be no thought there of no
continuing the game" Grand Island will
have a balance on hand at the end of thu
season and If there are cold feet anywher
the president of the league has not beer
advised of it. There Is no disposition t
increase the expenses and Mr.. Sievers is O.
the opinion that some clubs could ever
have gotten along nicely with less ex
penses Locally there is already some tall
of getting the stock company backing bab
ball together at an early date to arrang
for different and better grounds. Som
of the members of the present board o
directors likewise desire to resign and leav,
to the new board the advantage of bein
able TO look about for new players during
the winter.