Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
.SOX ALSO TAKE LAST CANE
Rourkss Blow I'm in Seventh and Let
in Five Runs.
SANDERS DOES GREAT SLAB WORK
sOx YaniEans Were Played 20 stand
stiII for SIX Innings, when
Omaha LOOsened Up I'm
DinastrOus Fashion.
white Soy. S: omaha. 3.

White Sox, S; Omaha,
For. six innings Omaha played the White
sox to standstill with War Sanders in
the box. supported by a speedy fielding
team. In the seventh the strings were
cut and an ascension occurred.
Sanders started ON the slab for the
Rourkes and pitched q fine game. He did
not allow a hit until the fifth. when Null
len picked out one to his liking and landed
a two-bagger in the extreme left field.
lie gave base on balls and struck out
three.
Manager Fox took Sanders out after
the fifth to give Furchner, who had just
arrived I'm the city, chance. In his
first period he got away without anything
on him, but thsrseventh was against him
At the lead-off schipke booted hot one
near third and let Mullen to first Tame
hill slammed q whizzer down TO Schipke
and after fielding it Bill threw Wild to
Agnew, giving Mullen second. White got
a single and Mullen and Tannehill moved
up a peg. Furchner gave Lange pass
and Mullen attempted a steal home, but
was nabbed by schipke at third on Cad
mans throw. Kruger went out at first
on Furchners throw and Tannehill scored
olmstead singled TO left and brought in
White and L.ange. Barrows lifted a two
bagger to center and went home on Fox's
error, when he handled Messengers
groundeT. Messenger attempted to steal
second, but was caught away off
Furchner Needs Training. .....
In the eighth Furchner showed that he
was not in proper condition. After Cole
was ont on fly to King he passed Null
len, who went to second on a wild pitch
g-I To nnINf n
walk, as well as White and Lange, forcing
Mullen across the plate. He was taken
out and Hanson went in. With bases full
he hit Kreuger. forcing in Tannehill, and
made a wild heave that scored White.
Olmstead flew out to Graham, who made
freak double by running in from the
field and touching second, putting out
Krueger ,..-
Furchner had just arrived in Omaha at
noon and was not in shape to pitch his
usual game but he thought he could go
the route and Manager Fox was willing to
try the former Western league star. Han
son had hard row to hoe and after clean
ing up the eighth got by the last inning
with nothing against him.
Potts, who played such a crazy game
Saturday, was a particular star and let
nothing get by or around him He played
a brilliant game and took all kinds of
chances. He got six assists and two put
outs. ,-t .te,,i,r.
In the first three innings only nine Sox
faced Sanders and the big crowd was wildly
enthusiastic over the work of the Rourkes.
In dhst period but one strike out was made,
but the support given War was gilt-edged
and the boys from the Windy City could
not get away with a safety. In the three
innings but one man saw first and that
was Barrows, who was hit by the first ball
thrown before Sanders could locate the
pan. 50
Graham in the ie9 garden played;a steady
game and accepted four chances without
an error. He a!seTgpt a single that scored
King. He stole second and third and scored
on Schipkes hit.
Today the Rourkes will ease off bit be-
fore going up against the Fort Crook SOL
diers on Tuesday.
The score: ! t%