Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-30
OMAHA GETS EVEN BREAK
Takes Last Game of Series from Sioux
City.
SCORE ENDS, TWELVE TO FOUR
Exhibition Given by sioux Caused
Pain 90 FANS who Turned out,
NeIghbOrs Alone Making
showing.

Omaha broke even on the Sioux City
series by winning the game Sunday after
noon The score was ~ to T. 1t was a sad
affair. for the Sioux played ball that was
really pathetic. Omaha also caught the
spirit and at times played raggedly Kee-
ley was In the box for the Rourkes. and
pitched a nice game. lie was given fair
support except on four occasions, when
four boots were made He allowed but
four hits one OF which was a home run
by Nelghbors that sailed over the right
fence in the fourth. Sioux welch hit him
for three-bagger, Neighbors for double
and Hartman for single. The other
seven Sioux who endeavored to connect
with his curves never touched them.
Alderman started the game for the In
dans and got a bad getaway It was not
all his fault, either, for his teammates
made terrible muss of things right at
the jump and did not improve as the game
proceeded. He was wild throughout and,
after he had passed three in the fourth
and two more in the fifth in addition to
allowing a three-bagger and two singles,
with but one done ne was taken out and
Chabeck was sent In. Chabeck got away
a little better, although he was inclined
to be wild. Two hits were made off his
twirlng efforts.
sioux InfieId slept.
The Sioux infield seemed to be in
trance most OF the time and pulled off some
stunts that would not be expected of anna
tours. In the first inning three scores
were made from one single, a passed ball
and two errors. Shotton got the hit and
went to second when Alderman booted
Corridors bunt. King was hit and Schipke
went to first on Hartmans error, while
Shotton and Corridor crossed the plate
King scored when Andreas put Schpke
out at second, unassisted. on Kane's
grounder. Qullln booted Cadman's
bounder, hut the error did not affect the
score. Aldermans real bad inning was the
fifth. lie walked Fox, who was put out
at second on Keeleys attempted sacrifice
Shotton hit one at him and he booted
while Kelley went to third. Corridor sin
gled and Bert scored. Then King leaned
UP against one of Aldermans benders and
slapped 1t against the right field fence
for three bags. Shotton and Corridor
tailed Schipke got a single, stole second
and went to third when Miller failed to
stop Fenlon's throw from left field. Kane
and Schipke attempted the double steal
after Jimmy was walked and Schlpke
scored while Kane was put out at second.
Al this point IN the festivities signal
was given by Babe" Towne from the
bench. which was intercepted by Alder
man and he made his way to the resting
place of pitchers who get up against it.
Corridor Hit Hard.
Little Red Corridor was the batting kid
He got a triple in the fourth. another in
the seventh and single in the fifth In
each instance. his hits resulted in run
These added to the one he made in the
first, netted him four for the game
Miller the Sioux backstop. who does not
generally let the baserunners fitch much
on him was Wild and allowed a number
of steals, which he could have prevented
by better throwing.
Babe" Towne created much laughter
when he got up in the ninth and battet
for Craback. He wanted to sart some.
thing bad enough and the crowd seemed
to think he might from his actions at tn,
plate but Kelley set him down by tanning
him out.
This was the last game the Omaha's
play at home for week. They go to De.
Moines for a double header Monday, ther
finish the series on Wednesday. Foui
games will be played at Sioux City aftel
which they will return home for eigh
games. The score