Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
NINTH INNING TELLS TALE
Cantillon's Colts Clean Up at Fag End
and Take the Bacon.
POTTS HAS A REAL OFF DAY
Thirteen Hits Are Made of ROurke
Pitchers. while PAS Entire
Family Land safely hot
-Four Times.

one mussed up ninth inning when the
score was tied and the Rourkes just re-
celved a new assortment OF batting clothes,
lost the game for Omaha Wednesday aft
eruoon. The final score was S to T. with
Minneapolis on the long end.
The disaster occurred in the ninth after
The locals had tied the score in the eighth.
Pickering raped out a single between first
ana second. then stole second. Ferris was
caught at second after he singled and Col
Inns drove q hot one over third that Melted
him 4 base and Landed Pickering on the
third sack. Holienbeck passed Lynch and
flbd the bases. Sage hit a slow one along
The third base line and Holly booted II.
When no recovered the sphere he slammed
it over to Agnew At first too late to do
any good. Pickering and Collins scored
on the throw to first. When Agnew threw
to second Lynch trotted in. After Noel
wen; out on a foul TO Cadman, Johnson
singled to center and brought in Sage.
omaha scored IN the first inning, but the
Mnlers held them In the goose egg groove
untH the eighth, when Hollenbeck opened
the hopeful period by placing a nice little
single between first and second. King took
a hitch In his trousers as well as took
courage at the prospect OF a rally and
waited q neat two-bHgger against the left
field fence, which tailed Holly. Fox also
entered into the spirit and whacked a
three-sacker drive along the third base
line. That scored King and when Graham
went out on a fly to deep left Fox brought
in the score that tied the Millers.
Potts IL ErratIc.
Potts was not there with much OF any
thing at shortstop except errors. He
g~,bhaN ore four and Aid mot aapm 10 he
able to cover second in his usual manner.
Patton worked on the slab for the first
innings and the four hits the Millers made
off his delivery we're kept pretty well scat
tered. He struck out two and passed one.
Pop Eyler took the mound in the fifth and
worked two innings. In that time four
hits and two scores were gathered by Min
neapolis. Pop got a poor start, as the
hits we're punched. He had good control
and only passed one man. Hollenbeck, who
finished the game, was there with all kinds
OF steam. but had poor control Of his salary
arm and let four walk. He did not fan
anyone. Cadman worked on the receiving
end and played a snappy game. He was
good at throwing bases and kept the visit
ors hugging the bags closely.
Cantillion used two youngsters in the
box. They both showed well. Shears, who
opened the game. kept the Rourkes hitless.
He struck out two and walked one. jon
son. the kid pitcher Of the American assoc
citation, allowed four hits and did not show
as much steam. He is only 10 years old
and looks the part Of a conner when he has
had some experience.
Schipke on the Job.
Schipke, who just arrived /. the city in
the morning, was in his old position at
third, and although he felt the effects of
the journey from Hot Springs, he looked
good to the fans. In the sixth, while two
weer on bases, he grabbed Oyfer's hot liner
and saved a couple of scores.
Agnew, the big blonde boy from Doe Run.
covered the first sack and showed the
same consistent form that has made many
admirers among Omaha fans. He was not
as heavy on the bludgeon as he usually
is. but his fielding was good.
This afternoon the two teams will try
conclusions again at Vinton park. Sanders,
Kelley, Sindelar and Hanson will probably
do the twirling for Omaha. The score: