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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
First Time Around
for State League
Officials Are Pleased with Results of
Initial Series-Directors Meet
Thursday.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., May 23.-Presi-
dent Sievers of the Nebraska State league
is quite well satisfied with the results of
the first swing Of the various clubs, The
southern teams haye been playing with the
northern and eastern bunch so far. This
week, the leaders-Fremont Grand Island,
Columbus and Seward-go to the southern
and western towns. Some trouble. has been
experienced in the matter Of returns to the
president of the scores by the several local
scorers. A uniform blank has now been
made out and scorers at the different
points are urged to fill out and return the
individual scores by the first mail. Unfa-
miliarity with some of the details of Or
ganized ball, such as playing men who have
been fined by the umpires before they
have paid their fine or men who have not
been signed up, may cause little friction
in the early stages of the league season,
but these matters are expected to adjust
themselves quickly, A meeting Of the board
of directors of the league will be held at
Superior on Thursday and several mat
tiers affecting the schedule will be taken
up, notably that of the transfer games.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
Superior Wins,
Kearney Loses
Home Openers
Scene of the State League Shifts to
Western Nebraska Where Fans
Turn Out Well.

SUPERIOR, Neb., May 2S-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Superior won from Fremont this
afternoon, to 1, in one of the best games
ever seen on the home grounds. The game
went eleven innings, Superior making the
winning score in the eleventh with two
men on bases and no outs. Today was a
gala day 1 Superior. Extensive arrange
mehts were made for a big time. An
automobile parade took place this afternoon
just before the game in which nearly fifty
autos participated. Bands furnished music
and great crowds formed on the streets and
accompanied the parade to the base ball
grounds. All stores closed in honor of the
opening of the base ball season. Score:
RH.E.
Superior Il 0 0 o 0 o 1-2 7 3
Fremont 20 o 0 o % l % Q OIL 8
Batteries Superior, Justus and Spellman;
Fremont, Hartman and oBhr
KEARNEY, Neb., May 2S-(Special Tel
egram.) -Grand Island defeated Kearney in
the opening game of the State league sea-
son in this city this afternoon A party
consisting Of thirty automobiles formed on
Centdal avenue and escorted by the Ma
tional Guard, Governor Shallenberger and
party, left for the ball grounds, where
the governor threw the first ball to Mayor
Patterson. eKarney played fine ball until
the eighth inning, when the team weak
ened, allowing two men to score. In the
first half of the ninth Noyes left the box
and was replaced by Judson. The score:
RH.E.
Grand Island 30 o 90 0 0 o 2 ST. 10 /
Kearney ......O 90 % o 2 l % Z 0
Batteries: Grand Island, Green and Car
roll; Kearney, Townsend, Noyes and Jud-
son. Attendance, 1,500.
SEWARD, Neb., May 23--(Special Tele-
gram)-Seward beat RED Cloud, to /, to-
day. Score: R.H.E.
Red Cloud 40 60 0 90 o Oh 6
Seward .........0 o o o 2 o 0 2 o. 0
Batteries: Red Cloud, Schmidt and Ru-
pert; Seward Harrington and Neff. Double
plays: Red Cloud, l. Seward, 2. Base on
balls: Off Schmidt d; off Harrington, /.
Struck out: BY Schmidt, 8; by Harring-
ton, 2. mpire: Nelson. ....-..
HASTINGS, Neb., May 2.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Columbus won the opening game
in Hastings through superior hitting
coupled with a multiplicity of errors by
Hastings. In the seventh Hastings punched
five hits and proflted by two errors and
then went to pieces. The score:
IA. r. H. e
Columbus ...........1 l 01O003 80 10
Hastings ............00 l0006 00-7 s
Batteries: Hastings, Waldron and Don.
nelly; Columbus, Bovee and Clair, At.
tendance, 1900
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
GREAT GAME AT FORT CROOK
IgOrotes and ROuEh-Necks of IL and
ID Companies Battle Hard.

Sunday morning a battle royal oc-
curl ed between Company II and Company
d, The former are better known as the
''Igorotes" and the latter as the Rough
Necks."
The Rough Necks' demonstrated their
superior knowledge of the great national
game by beating the 'Igorotes' to the tune
Of to 5. Many thrilling plays were. made
by both sides but the Rough Necks'
cinched the game In the sixth inning by h L
ting Houston to all parts Of the lot, 10 the
delight OF the Rough Neck" rooters.
POtter's pitching was the feature Of the
game striking out twelve of the 'Igorote'
batsmen.
A great rivalry exists between the two
teams and their followers and another game
will be played between the two teams next
Sunday morning at 800 a m. Score RH.E
Company ID -...,.,,.,,. 0020051 0s-s 8 3
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
South Omaha Gun
Club Holds Shoot
Chief of Police John Briggs Wins
Honors Breaking Twenty-four
of Twenty-Five Birds.

big crowd of members and guests at
tended the shoot Of the South Omaha Gun
club Sunday afternoon at the new grounds
at Forty-fourth and Q streets The good
effect Of having the ground near the car
line is already apparent in the attendance.
The shooting was good yesterday and
Chief John Briggs won the honors Of the
day by breaking "a out Of % birds. Boyle
was second with 20. Briggs will have pos
session of the Jacobson Furen medal and
Boyle the Dupont trophy until someone
beats their score. The following is the
summary of the scores on twenty-five tar
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
Nebraska City
Outplays Iowans
Opening of Mink Season in 0toe Re-
suits in Victory for Nebraska
Teams.

NEBRASKA CITY, May 23-(special Tele-
gram. THE opening game of the Mink
league season occurred here this afternoon
with great formality.
All of the stores were closed, as well as
the schools and public offices. Judge H.
d. Travis, assisted by Mayor Jackson,
formally opened the game, the latter act
ing as pitcher and the former as catcher.
The procession that brought the monster
crowd to the park was headed by the
Merchants band Hicklin was sent to the
bench by the umpire, who protested his
decisions. 1t was an eleven-inning game
between the Clarinda and Nebraska City
teams. The score: RH. e.
Clarinda ........34O1O2O DO Is s
Nebraska city. ..4O1O032 100 PIP 10 4
Batteries: Nebraska City, Richter and
Walter: Clarinda, Bludwick, Hart and
johnson. Umpire: Minch. Time: 800.
Attendance: 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
It's, the regular match:
BENSON EAGLES ARE TRIMMED
StOrE Triumphs Take Game by the
score of Five to One.

The Storz Triumphs continued their win
ming streak Sunday, when they trounced
the Benson Eagles to the tune of to In
game marked by many thrilling plays
pulled off by both aggregations
Drummy of the Storz Triumphs made
couple of stops that were very spectacular
Hall, Mclean and Hoover figured in a
pretty putout which required two accurate
pegs and evoked much applause from the
spectators. Bruggeman twirled mastery
article OF ball, making ten of the Eagles
march back to the bench with an express
sion Of the cant do II again" Six scat
twisters.
Ocander twirled fair ball. but the hard
hitting Joy water family brought their bat
ting toys with them, consequently Ocander
was up against real hard proposition.
Next Sunday the Storz Trumphs will
journey to Fort Crook and endeavor to wal
lop the Sixteenth infantry crowd. Any
out-of-town team wishing a game for
Decoration day address f. Quigley, al1
Maple street or telephone Douglas 403 or
Webster 1886 The score:
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wre.tllng Watehes al Yutan.

YUTAH. Keb., May 23-(Special. AT the
wrestling match held here Saturday even
ing Fred McNally OF Schuyler scored two
straight falls over his opponent, James
DAVIS, OF Fremont. In the FIRST bout Davis
fell victim 10 McNally's scissor hold and
went 20 the mat in minutes In the sec
ond round the double leg Nelson put him
down In Z minutes. Davis and McNally
are quite evenly matched as to weight,
weighing $50 and 40 pounds, respectively.
In the pIeliminartes Grove Hopkins put
20 seconds. Charlie Seftron OF Omaha
acted as referee .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
OMAHA SHOOTERS To DIES MONIES
Effort VIII he Made 10 Land Western
Handicap for Next Year.

A number OF Omaha shooters, as well as
several from other parts Of the state, will
leave Monday night TO participate in the
western handicap shoot at Des Moines
which begins Tuesday and extends over
three days. Onahans who will go are
George w LoOmis, H. g. Mcdonald Jesse
AylsWorth, Frank Dworak, George Rogers
Marshall Sharp, Frank Beard and viii
Townsend.
The omaha delegation will attempt to
bring the shoot 10 Omaha next year En-
cuuragement has been offered to the
Omaha Gun club by members OF other or
ganizations who will be present, and II Is
thought that the attempt to land the big
tournament will be successful. II Omaha
Is the designated meeting place for 1911, IL
is expected that more than 400 shooters
from the middle west will be present
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
sunday Ball Fight Mt Nebraska city.

NEBRASKA CITY, Ned. May Z3.-Iope-
ciai)-At a meeting OF the Commercial club
the representatives of the Ministerial as
sociation attended and the matter of per-
hitting the Mink league TO play Sunday
ball was taken up and the ministers, Rev
A. e. Perry of the Presbyterian church
and Rev j. A. KoserA Of the Lutheran
church refused TO give their consent to
such a thing and served notice that they
would prosecute II the team played in the
city over Sunday. Nothing could move the
ministers In their determination, so some
OF the citizens are going to take the matter
up with their respective congregations. II
the team cannot play on the grounds they
have fitted up at the new city park on
Sunday they viii go over the river,
where grounds ars to be fitted and where
they will play on private property, the
game being promoted by all the farmers in
that vicinity. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
FARRELLs TROUNCE sTEINBERGs
South Omaha Boys Were Out-Classed
from the Start.

AT Duffys park Sunday afternoon the
Farrell Syrups trounced the Nose Stoin-
berg aggregation to the tune of is to O.
The contest was decided from the start
The syrup lickers scored seven runs in
the first inning.
Probst heaved the horsehide for the Far
rells and had the South Omaha lads at
his mercy during the entire game, only
one man reaching third. Snuff Smith
pitched for the 5teinbergs and twirled good
ball, but was very poorly supported by his
teammates. Hall succeeded him in the
seventh, but was unable to check the hard
hitting Farrells. ...
The hitting of Woodruff, Atkins and
Ccrghlan was the feature, also the base
throwing Of Dick Kennedy, he getting
seven daring base; runners at the keystone
pillow. The Unfolding of Pat Kennedy
brought many cheers from the crowded
bleachers Score: R.H.E
Tarrells ......7 ! Q 5I0S Is 10 /
Steinbergs 80 0 0 0 o 0 0 90 3 7
BATTERIES: Farrells. Probst and Kennedy;
steinbergs, smith, Hall and Padwotschy
Struck out: BY smith, 8; BY Probst; o.
Base on balls: Off Smith, g. Umpire; John
Kelly.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
SIOUX CITY oUTBATs ST. JOSEPH
Plenty of Excitement mt Game Former
Wins, IA 20 o.

SIOUX CITY. May 2S-Good batting and
plenty OF runs were the distinguishing
City and st. Joseph. The local team started
off with a rush making five runs in the
first inning Freeman became wild In the
They could not do much with his slants
until the ninth, Mcneil doubled. Wolfe was
safe on an error, Mclean and Powell fol-
lowed With safe swats the latter's hit
clearing the center field fence for a home
run. JEFF Clark was called lin and sue
seeded IN retiring the next three batters.
featured. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
BICYCLE RIDERS SUSPENDED
Ruled Off Track at New York BE-
cause of Foul Racing.

NEW YORK, May 23,-P. o'Hehir and
William (Pedlar) Palmer, the Australian
professional cyclist, were suspended for
thirty days by Referee Valentine for foul
riding during the five-mile race at the
Valisburg track, Newark. N, ], Sunday.
Orange, with liver Lawson of Salt Lake
City second and Fred Hill Of Boston third.
Time: l0:52h.
Wells of New Zealand won team match
race from Albert Krebs of salt Lake city
and Walter Bardgett OF Buffalo, In two
mile.
Percy Lawrence OF San Francisco won
the two-mile invitation for professionals.
The one-haif mile handicap went to Nor
man Anderson OF Denmark, from the
thirty-yard mark, and in the flve-mile
open for amateurs, Jacob Magln of New
ark, n. j., beat out Chris Scheller OF San
Francisco for first place.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24

COLUMBUS.

Stolen base: Freeman. Sacrifice hit:
Elwert. Bases on balls: Off Robinson, 3;
off Packard, l: off Kaler, g. Struck out:
BY Robinson, 8; by Packard, /; by Kaler,
6. Hits: orr Packard, In one and one
third inning. Double plays: Hinchman to
Butler TO Freeman Hiwert TO HinciiTnan,
Land to Hinchman, kaler to Odwell. Left
on bases: Toledo, s; Columbus l. Wild
pitch: Packard. Passed ball: Land.
Time: 2:2O. Umpires: Chill and Cusack.
INDIANAPOLIS, May %. = Graham
pitched his second victory in three days,
holding Louisville to three hits, Indian
apois winning, I to O.. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
shooting Match In Des MoineH.

DIES MOINEB Ia, May 23,-Nearly 200
crack amateurs and professional shots
from all over i'the country are arriving
Western Handicap Shoot which opens to-
morrow and continues until Thursday
night Five events Of twenty targets each
are being shot for practice today. Among
the distinguished shooters here is John
Philip Sousa, the noted bandmaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
Hooper shuts Oat south Omaha.

HOOPER, Neb., May 23.--(speoial y
Hooper shut out the South Omaha Stock
Yards team Sunday by score of 2 to o.
A feature OF the game was the triple play
made by Hooper in the last inning, Score:
R,H.E.
Hooper .,........,.......O2 % 2
Batteries; South Omaha, Nolan and
Bowes; Hooper, Miller and Cook. Two
base hits: Van CleaYe Bucholz. Three
base hit: Kennedy. Double play: Miller
to Cook to Eagan. Triple play: Hecker to
Jensen to Eagan. Bases on balls; off
Nolan, l Struck out; BY Nolan. s. by NIL
Ter Z Time. 20
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
WIOHITA.

Three-bass hits: Kane. Gonding. Two.
base hftsS Shotton, Schipke, Isbell, Shaner
Sacrifice hits: Fox, lsbell. Stolen bases
Fox, King "a. Schipke, Claire Hits: OF
Aitchison in. four and third innings
off Shaher, G In four and two-thirds In.
nings; off Kelley, 10 In nine innings Base
on balls: Off Kelley, 6; off Aitchison, 2
off Shaner, !. Struck OUT BY Kelley, l; by
Aitchison, /; by Shaner, l. Left on bases
Omaha g. Wichita, IL. Umpire: Mullen
Time: 1850 Attendance: 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
MILWAUKEE.
ST. PAUL
Totals. ....S5 8 27 10 2 Totals. .... 80
Slated for McGlynn in ninth.

"BdINtU tut OIOVIo III oINtFI' =.
St, Paul ........,..."9 I2I1 -
Milwaukee .......... o ! 0 . o %
Breen. Home run: Riley. Stolen bases:
Boucher, 2; Barrett, Murray, Clarke.
Double plays: Wrigey Ragan to Autrey,
O'Toole Spencer, Aubrey to Spencer Hits:
Off Showers, 4 in four innings; none out
in fifth, OToole to 6. Bases on balls:
OFF O'Toole, g.; Showers, 2; McGlynn, /,
Hit by pitchers by McGynn, Spencer.
Struck out: BY O'Toole B; showers, 2;
McGlynn, 2. Wild pitch slower O,rooie.
Left on bases: ST. Paul. g. milwaukee,, Z.
SICKLE.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24

MILLERS AND BLUES DIVIDl
Minneapolis and Kansas City Split IL
Double-Header.
HUGGES WILDNESS IS Fatal
Northern Pitcher Loses First Game.
Three to Four--LeIiveIt, the
Former Tiger, wins the
Second Match. :
HUGGES' w1LDNEss is Fatal

MlNNEAPO1IS, May 23-MinneRpolls nm,
kansas city divided a double header har
today the visitors taking the first sam,
TO g. because Of Hughes Witness Do,,,,,
les double scored Hunter with the winnin
run IN the ninth, after Hughes had passc
hunter Lelivelt, recently OF Detroit
p'tehed his first game for Minneapolis a
the second half Of the bill and shut ON
the visitors, to o. Minneapolis battin,
campbell hard Score, first game:
NNNsAs ClI1 MINNEAPOLIS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24

'Batted for Colligan in the twelfth.
''BRtted for Adams in the ninth.
Des Moines. o / o go o 0 o.
Denver 30 0 90 Ga 0 0 AZ
Two-base hit Dolan. Three-base hits:
Niehoff, Curtis. Bases on balls; OFF
Herohe, 2; off Adams, l.. struck out; BY
Schneider 6. Stolen bases: NlehOff Dali
ton. McAleese. Dolan. Lindsay. Sacrifice
hits:; Rafts, Niehoff, Lloyd, %; Beall (g).
Spencer.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
shutout for Amity.

TABOR. Ia. May 23.-(Speeial Telegram)
Tabor college shut out Amity college to-
day 7 to O, johnson struck out fourteen
men Scorer II HE.
Tobor ..........,.O q .O2 llO1 ~ p Q
Amity ........,..0 0 o o o 0 0 90 6
Batteries Tobor, johnson and Johnson;
Amity. Reed and Morrison.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
TOWNSEND GUNNERs
WIN
Beat Burlington Red Sox and AmerI-
cans mt Fort Omaha,

The Townsend Gun company men played
their first double-header Sunday at Fort
Omaha and defeated their old rivals the
Americans, by the score of to L. This
did not quench the desire for gore, so the
Burlington Red Socks fell the victims to
the Gun Co.'S terrific onslaught when they
swung the willow for twelve hits and ten
scores to two runs of the Burlington Red
Socks. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24

HOme Iun: FOIDTe, IWO-base MIS-, Gag
nier (2), Cobb, Reilly, Kahl, Kunkle, Folbre.
Double plays: Kunkle TO Landreth; Kahl
to Landreth, stolen base; Cockman. Sac
Ff1S hits RTds orN WadrS ON F0nr Pencil H.
Harris, g. First base on balls. Off Jones
1; off Jackson, 1; off Folbre, 4; off Harris
3. Hit by pitched ball: BY Folbre 1.
Clark.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
TIGERS TAKE CLOSE ONE
Detroit Beats Athletics in Ninth
Four to Three.
MORIARITY MAKES CLEVER STEAL
Chicago Beats Boston by SimiIa1
Score - Washington Trims st.
LOuis-CIeveland-N York
Postponed.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2S.-Detroit won
today's game, to 3. The home team
made ninth-inning really, which was
ended when Bender was thrown out try
ing to steal third as Hauser famed. The
feature was Moriarty's clever steal home
in the second. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
Yesterdny's Results.

..,... Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, B; Wichita, a.
Topeka, 5; Lincoln, IA.
Denver, 5; Des Moines, g.
St Joseph, 8; Sioux City, a.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, 8; Cincinnati, 6.
Brooklyn, o.; St Louis, s.
Philadelphia Chicago, postponed.
New York, Z, Pittsburg, /.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ST. Louis, 2; Washington, Z.
Detroit, 4; Philadelphia, 8.
Cleveland-New York, postponed.
4MERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 6; Toledo 6. (Called)
Louisville, o; Indianapolis Z.
Milwaukee. 2; st. Paul, 8.
Kansas City, A. Minneapolis, g. Second
game: Kansas City, 0; Minneapolis, s.
NEBRASKA LEAGUE.
Grand Island, Z; Kearney, B.
Columbus, 8; Hastings. Z.
Seward, 4; Red Cloud. l.
Fremont, 1; Superior, e.
N Ne ska. city, Y; , Cisrinda' TO-
Shendandoah. A; Auburn, 3.
Games Today,
Western League Wichita at Omaha. To-
peka at Lncoln, Denver at Des Moines,
st. Joseph at Sioux City.
National League-Boston at Cincinnati,
Brooklyn at st. Louis, Philadelphia at Chi
cago, New York at Pittsburg.
American League--Chicago at New York,
st. Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at Wash
ington, Cleveland at Boston.
American Association - indianapolis at
Columbus, Louisville at Toledo, Kansas
City at st. Paul, Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Mink League-Clarinda at Nebraska City,
Falls City at Maryville, Auburn at Shenan-
doah, .,s.tl,
ney Columbus at Hastings, Seward at Red
Cloud, Fremont at superior.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
AMERICANS.


Earned runs: Townsend Gun Club, 8;
Americans, 8, Two-base hit: Denny. Three
base hit: Dennison. Home runs; Dough-
off Kemp, l. Struck out: BY MoTy, I; by
Kemp. Z. Sacrifice hit: Barr. Hit by
pitched ball: Elliott Empires: Thor and
Kissane.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24

s; by Clarke, 1; by Watson, ga; by Finch,
68h Base hits OFF Freeman 12 off Clarke.
/; off Watson, 8; off Finch, 8. Struck out:
BY Freeman, 10; by Clarke, l; by Watson,
II; by Finch, 2. Bases on balls: Off Free
man, 6; off Watson, 8; off Finch, g. Hit
by Pitched ball BY Freeman, L. Passed BALL:
Wolfe. Time: 2:10. Umpire: Haskell. At
tendance: 400.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
LINCOLN POUNDS PITCHERS HARD
TOpeka's TwirIers Tested and Team
Finally Trimmed.

LINCOLN, May 23.-Lincoln won from
Topeka today, IA TO 8, by knocking two
third with considerable effect. The WIS.,
itors also pounded Jones hard but he was
able to keep the hits scattered The field
Ing, on both sides was in turn, brilliant and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
CARDINALS TAKE ANOTHER
St. Louis Keeps Up Winning Streak
by Shutting Out Brooklyn.
FINAL SCORE FIVE TO NOTHING
Cincinnati Beats Boston by One Run
New York whips PittsburE
--PhiladeIphia-C Chicago
Postponed.

ST. LOUIS. May 2S-st. Louis took the
game this afternoon by score OF to 0
through a batting rally in the eighth in
ming Lush outpitched Barger and earned
the victory cleanly Score
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
Reds Beat Doves.

TWO-baSe hltS. Sweeney, BecKI SInIII,
HobltzeI. Sacrifice hits: Smith, Collins,
Sweeney Stolen bases: Collins, Paskert
80. Hobrtzel, Mitchell Egan, Lobert, Bes-
cher Left on bases: Boston, 6; Cincinnati,
g. First base on balls: Off Frock, T. Hit
with pitched ball by Gaspar, Beck. Struck
out: BY Frock, /; by Gaspar, 2. Time:
i:55. Umpires: KLEIN and Kane
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
BENSON EAGLES.

Two-base hits: DurRee, Lehr. Double
play: Kucera TO Captain to Beatty. Struck
out: BY Bruggeman 10: by Ocander, 2.
Bases on balls: OFF Bruggeman 5; off Dean
der, 5. HIT by pitched pail: Bruggeman, Il
Ocander, q a..-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
LOUISVILLE.
.goward ont for intereference,

Tndianapolis ,.....OO4 600 ~
Louisville ............ 0 Q 0 0 0 0 0 %
Two-base hits: Chadboune, Graham.
Hayden. Struck out: BY Graham 3,
Stolen bases: Hayden, Carr, Spencer.
Hits: Off Richter, ); off HaIla, g. Bases
on balls. Off Richter, o. off Halla, 2; OFF
Graham, 2. Sacrifice hit: Howard. I'm
pires: Guthrie and owens Time: l:5O.
saints whip brewers.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 23-Timely hitting
by st. Paul ard errors by Milwaukee
gave St. Paul an easy victory today by
score of to 2. Manager McCloskey of
Milwaukee was put off the field for OBJ
jecting to a decAIon by Umpire Vansycle.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
WHITE sox Beat Boston.

BOSTON, May 23A-Chicago defeated Bos-
ton to 8 this afternoon, after fifteen In
nings, when Walsh's single in the final
session sent Tannehill scampering home
with the winning run. Sharp fielding by
both teams and the excellent work OF the
pitchers kept the score down. Hall weak
ened in the fifteenth inning, while Walsh
appeared stronger than ever. Speakers sin
gle, wild pitch, Wagner's scratch hit and
Gardeners grounder allowed Speaker to
score the tying run In the ninth for Bos-
ton. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
DENVER TIES AND THEN WINS
Des MOines Loses Close Game to the
GFizzIieH, 3 to 3.

DIES MONIES, Ia. May 2S.-Raftis' error
In the ninth allowed Denver to tie up the
score, , A hit followed by an error and
hit scored the winning runs in the twelfth.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24

When you want what yot- want when
YOU want Il. ana want IL in a hurry. ad-
vertise for IL In The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
MINNEAPOLIS.
KANSAS CITY,

Two-base hits: Cravath (2), Ferris. Three.
pase MT: Pickering. Home run: .Clymer
Stolen bases: Altizer, shannon, Ritter (2(
Sacrifice hits: Clymer, Altlzer, CHI Doubi,
plays: Ferris to GILL, Ferris to Owens,
Left on bases: Minneapolis, s; Kansas City,
4 Bases on balls: OFF Leliyelt 8; oil
Campbell, g. Struck out: By Liiiveit, 4
Hit by pitched bail: BY Campbell Leli,
welt, Williams. Time; 1:45. Umpires Bier.
halter and Furguson.
Toledo and Columbus Draw.
TOLEDO May 23.-Toledo and Columbus
played ten innings, 8 to q draw today, the
game being called on account of darkness,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24

.Ratted for Flnch IN Inc nina

'Batted for Finch In the ninth,
81, joseph SrS .,. ......S SGSoSG ~
stolen bases; Dublin. Feulon. Andreas
Two-base hits: TOWne (2l WEIGH. Andreas
Fenlon, McChesney, Mcneil. McLear. Homo
run; Powell Sacrifice hits Andrcas. Hart
man. Double plays; Quillin TO stem; Powell
10 Corhan. Innings pitched: By Freeman,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24

- Iwo-base hit: Downie. Sacrifice hits
Eiattery' Love. stolen bases: Clymer
Kansas City, Bases on baiIst' or
Hughes, 4; off Swan, 4 Struck out. ~
Hughes, 4; by Swan, l. Time: 1.55, I'm
pres; Ferguson and Bierhalter. Sscore