Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15
Columbus is
Winner from
Kentuckians
Table is Turned and Louisville Barely
Misses Whitewash-Soore
Nine to One.

COLUMBUS. O., April N.-Louisvllle's
team that shut out Columbus in the open
ing game avoided a similar feat today in
the ninth inning, when Dunleavy trippled
and Soffel singled. The home team won,
9 to l. Six OF the runs were made In the
second inning, when Fisher put three
passes in between hits by Hlnchman, Cd
well. Reilley, Downs and Rossman. Field
ing by Downs was a, feature. Score:
'Batted for Busehlman in the ninth.
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stolen bases: Hinehman, odwell. Three
base hits: Odwel, Dunleavy. Double
Fisher, l7s inning, az bat, hits, 5 runs;
Bushelman, 6l5 innings, "a az bat, hits,
runs. struck out BY Stton, 81 by
OFF Sitton, 1; off Fisher, 8: off Bushelman,
g Wild pitah: Bushelman; Hit by pitched
ball: Hinchman, by Bushelman. Passed
ball: Hughes. Time: 2O2 Umplres;
Van Syckle and Guthrie.
same called end l4th inning; darkness.
Boston ..............l 90 01VVSVSSSSV
Two-base hits: Speaker, Sweeney, Hemp
hill, Chase. Three-base hit; Lord. Sacri-
flee hits: Wolter, Mcconnell Austin, Sacri-
flee fly: Chase. Stolen base: Hooper. Left
on bases: Boston, 8; New York, 8. First
base on errors Boston, 2. Double play;
Foster to Gardner to Chase. Struck out:
Base on balls orr Vaughan. 2; off Cicotte
/ wild pitch; Wood. Passed ball: Sweeney
Hits: Off Cicotte, 0 in seven innings (none
nings. Time: 2:45. Umplres: Connolly and
Dineen.
Toledo Wins Uphill Game.
TOLEDO. April 14-The Toledo team
made great uphill fight against indian
apolis this afternoon and won in the tenth.
After the third inning Owens steadied down
and the visitors could not bunch hits.
while the local team played steady ball.
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and a long outfield fly scored for Toledo
in the tenth The score:
sRan for Hickman in tenth.
'Two out when winning run was made.
Toledo ............O 0 0 o 0 0 0 Is
Stolen bases: Williams, Graham. Sacri-
flee hits: Elwert, Mccarthy, Graham.
TWo-base SS u1Hi hits BTrc6 Callahan e., Carr.
Three-base hit Land. Base on balls: Off
owen 2; off Graham, 1. Struck out: By
dianapolis, 8. Double plays: Graham to
Lewis to Carr; Lewis to Williams to Carr.
Passed balls: Land Howerman. Hit by
pitched ball: spencer, 2, Time: 2:1O. UNI
pires: Cusack and Bierhalter.
Minneapolis, o. Kansas City, o.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 14-Minneapolis
won the second game OF the series today
through the excellent pitching of Hughes
and his own hard hitting. The tall hurler
drove in four runs with his triple and
home run. He famed eight men and kept
the Kansas City hits well scattered. Good
support enabled him to score to shut
out. Brandon was found freely The score:
"Batted for Brandon in the ninth.
Minneap9Gliis ......".9 -8
Home run: Hughes. Three-base hits:
Hughes and Smith. Two-base hits Will
lams and shannon. Stolen bases: Shan
non, Downies. Sacrifice hits: Altizer, Love,
Brandon. Left on bases Minneapolis, z;
Kansas City, 8. Struck out: BY Hughes, s;
by Brandon, g. Bases on balls: OFF Hughes,
/; off Brandon, 3. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Brandon (Altizer) Time of game: LISP. Um-
pires; Ferguson and owens.
ST. Paul Trims milwaukee,.
ST. PAUL, April 14.-St Paul turned the
tables on Milwaukee today winning the
second game of the series by a score of 8
to 2, by punching hits off McGlynn in the
fourth and eighth innings. Gehring, on the
other hand, pitched consistent ball at all
times. MurraySt' hitting was a feature. The
score:
Milwaukee ....,.,...0 o 0 0 o 0 o.
Three-base hits: Jones, Murray, Barrett,
Robinson Home run: Murray. Stolen bases:
Spencer, Robinson. Double plays: Autrey,
Mccormick and Autrey; Robinson, Nc
Cornick and McGann. Bases on balls: OFF
Gehring, 3. Struck out: BY Gehring, 5; by
McGlynn, T. Sacrifice hits Boucher (O.
Left on bases: St. Paul, A. Milwaukee, A..
Time: 200 Umpires. Chill and Hayes.