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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
Iowa Defeats
Northwestern
in Easy Style
Havkeye Track Team Wallops the
Purple Squad with Wide Margin
Of Points to Spare.

IOWA CITY, Ia. Nay Especial Tele-
gram -Ioxa- easily defeated Northwestern
university in q dual track meet here today.
scoring 6S points to "a A cold. driving rain
almost made ii impossible 10 have the meet
ana il was with difficulty that the field
events were held.
Bradley. The Northwestern sprinter. ran
the 100 in ten flat, one OF the watches
catching il al nine and four-fifths. James
clipped off five points for Iowa in the
quarter by defeating Captain ShAtfer Of
Northwestern tn fiftS-two and three-fifthE
seconds Beats victory in the mile and
Bradley"s jump OF twenty feet, two inches
were the only other first scored by the
puppies.
Iowa's star weight man. could not equal his
previous performance and in the hammer.
o Brien sprung a surprise by defeating
him with 1sl-feet throw. Alderman and
Bradley tied for individual honors. with
thirteen points each. TallmBn, in the pref
tiest race Of the DAY, squeezed out a vic
tUrg- in the 22O-ysrd dash. defeating Brad
icy by a few inches. Barton. the other
Iowa entry, was close to the winners VIII
son ran two pretty hurdle races for Iowa
N4hAHAE Niiig oe NihEf " hnlTEEk
Of Northwestern was tight on the heels Of
The HaWkeye in both races. He also won
second in the discus throw. There were
fourteen events, only firsts and seconds
counting. The summary follows:
Shot Pui-Aldsrmsn, Iowa, Is feet II inch:
Fletcher. Northwestern, 81 feet 3 inches
TwO-huBdred and Twenty-y aro-Ta llrnan,
Iowa Bradley. Northwestern: sSlf seconds.
One HUndred-Yard DRsh-Bradley North
western, won, TRilmEn, Iowa, second.
Time. 10 seconds.
Mile Run-Beal Northwestern won.
Reed. Iowa. second. Time as
Two-rnile Run-Smith. Iowa. Watson.
Northwestern Time: 1e;4Bi6
-Four Hundred Rnd Fory-ysrd Dash
Jams. Iowa. Shatfer. NUrthwe stern Time;
Spa
Hammer Throw-O'Brien. Iowa; Alder
man, Iowa Alderman. Iowa, 1S1 feet
High Jump-Engstrun. Iowa: tie for sec
ond. Wilson, Iowa; MoulfGn, Northwestern
Brady. North western. s feet
One Hundred and Twenty-ysrd High
HuidleE-W ilson, Iowa; WRnorsok, North
western: II seconds.
Two Hundred and Twenty Yards Low
HHrdles-Wllson, Iowa, Wandrsok, North
western: "a
Han-mile run-Ca upbeIl Iowa: Gilmore
Nur1 hwestsrn. Time. 2.g5Sf
Pole Nsult-5 Rrruppes. Iowa: Petitions
and Movins- Northwestern tisd; fret Z
inches
Discus Throw-Al5erman Iowa. Wand
rack. Northwestern: ll2 feet. Il inches.
FroDd Jump-Puadlsy. Northwestern,
EnCEtrOm- Iowa: 70 feet. inches
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
Jack Johnson
Prominent Man
at Golden Gate
Colored Pugilist Familiar Figure II
Automobile on 'Friscos
Streets.

SAN FRANCISCO. May Having nd
apted himself 10 life as he finds it in this
city, Jack johnson. heavyweight champion,
has become q familiar figure IN the busl-
ness section Of san Francisco. Every day
finds him in his motor speeding around the
city in fun view Of the passing throng a
par1 Of his training system that he seems
TO enjoy more than sparring OF punching
the bag
gusl a. present ne Is getting all there
Is 10 he had out OF the sensation Of being
prominent figure IN the public eye. He
seems 10 feel that the hard work Of the
training season wiz be here whenever he
makes up his mind 10 forsake pleasure snd
meet Il face 10 face.
johnson spent The morning in town with
his manager. George Little In The after
noon he left his training camp for a spin
about town He VIII motor tomorrow morn
ing and IN thea fternoon VIII attend the
automobile races in Alameda county Then
he VIII . utths machine away until the
dawn breaks on Monday.
A little light sparTing and some srEu-
meuts with the gymnasium apparatus win
open the ordsr Of things next week a.
the johnson strong hold. A little short walk
and an occasional jog On the road WIN fol-
low
Most 81 Johnsun's conditioning he state,
VIII be done within four weeks Of the DATE
~ THE hig fight
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
1UX TAKE ONE FROM WICHITA
Indisn. MAKE : 10 Vtetorr orr
IEsles. Though Southernerx Out
hIt and ousgieId Them-
Tm-ire Trsubls.

DENVER. Colo. May 7.-One inning
when Des Moines vas doinE its worst and
Denver was mixing in itS only hitting o.
the day decided the game n Broadway
park. Denver fairly fell upan Burnum and
kept il up when he was relieved by Her
sohe. After tat inning Denver did not get
man pa# second base Even then a
slightly auicizer recovery by ColnEan
might have sawed al The r-an- getting Den
Yer had three men on bases. and Des
Moines infield playing in when
ball was smashed 10 ColiiEnn rolling easily
FOR . short hat. He fpmbled II for Just the
second that let the man set home Had he
picked il clean he was sure OF starting a
double play. and after that things hap
pened
Hammond pitched wilder than the score
shows, and received support that would
lose many games. Two lucky double plays
coming at 1ust the right moments saved
fine fielding and Matticks and Cassidy
made grand running catches
Denver opened in the second. Lindsay
and Mc-Alsese made hits and Dolan was
given his base. WeEVer's short inftelc
grounder was handled slowly ny ConiEan,
letting in a runner and catching Weaver al
first Then came miscellaneous hau untn
thirteen men had Fune TO na1 and seven
had scored and three were left
Des Moinss played discouraEedly after
that inning. but struggled with determine
alton for all that, having 10 battle agains,
4 luck as well as Denrer's nine players. The
I ursr.ye-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
Badgers Beat
IllinoiSMen In
Close Dual Meet
Wisconsin Track Athletes Take Vic
tory from Orange and Blue by
-Four Points.

MADISON. Wis May I'm heart
breaking dual meet here today Wisconsin
defeated Illinois. 50 10 q. The meet Was
undecided up to the last event but by plae-
ing two men in the broad jump Wisconsin
took the lesd.
The time IN the track events was slow,
due to cold weather, but competition was
keen. wisconsin won every running event
The tVo-nile run was the pHettiest race OF
the afternoon. between Cleveland Of Wis
cunsin and East Of Illinois. East passed
Cleveland on the lasi lap. but the gritty
Badger came u9 from behind breaking
the tape three yards ahead OF East Rich
ards was the star Of the meet taking first
IN The lae-yara and .eB-yard dashes and
qusrter-mne run. Summaries;
one-mile rum Won by Dohmsn wis.
Gunderson ulhl second l-arnpert WIS
one hundrea-yard dash. Won By Richards
WIS., Seller 0ui) second, Lake tMisD
third Time; s.le9s
Pole gault. Murphy. GrHhaTn. Jones, al
q Illinois, tied for first, Height; 10 feet
inches
Two hundred and twenty-yEHa dash Wen
by Richards (Wis.A Seller nli9 second,
Lake mis9 third Time; e.33iS.
Sllat put Won ny Leo tIui.l, Buser lNis.
second Burns NiliA third, Distance; q
feet IA inches
dies, Won BY Adams fWis.l hohn wis
second, Stevenson flibA third Time. N-l6.s
-Four hundred and forty-Fard dash; Won
b. Richards WIS., HEnley tllls second,
Captain Richards tillll third Time. e:5Sh.
TWQ-mte run Won by Cleveland Owls. d
East dnLl second Redhead dlh1 third
Time. loso9ts
Broad iump; Won bv Graham 0hA. WI
oCQcil fNtsD second Adams (Miss third
I Distance - fees ia. inches
Hammer throw Won BY Burns ms b
4 naAsnhach OldA second. Banker WIS
rhird. distance, IFS fee1 u inches
Tive hundred and tWeutY-yara hurdles
Won by kohu tAis-l. Gilietfee fNisl sec
I eud Drake NliLa thiud. Time o-.7
Z Discus threw Won hv Jordan fIIH 3
Dauey WIS., Eecund McCurd ulnD third
Z Distance. Iis fssf inches
High jump. Adams fMis.l and Mashburr
uliD tied for first Al 5 fesa 1sls inches
Elfchie and Morrill, ulha ne FOR third AZ
7 feet ga inches.
! Eight hundred ana eighty ward run. WOr
4 hy nohThen fNis.l Rohr fIIhA second. Pol
4 iette fNisl third Time. eM
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
WICHITA LOSES CLOSE GAME
scores in Fifth and seventh Not
Enough 10 Win Out.

WICHITA, Kan. May Though wichita
outhit and outfielded Sioux City today. the
visitors won. 10 . The game WAS played
a sloppy diamond with a cold wind
that made II uncomfortable for spectators
and players.
Sioux CITY scored in the first on bass
on balls. a sacrifice. Neighbo-s' scratch
hit which would have bcen an easy out
but for ths mud. and Fenlon's long fly
Wichita lied the score in the fifth. when
JarnigBn beat out a slow one, was safe
81 third when Wilson threw Hughes at
tempted sacrifice Tow, and came home
when Hughes was forced at second Neigh
bors rwo-hRss nit and Fsnlon's single
scored one IN the sixth and the last came
on hits by Stem and Miller and wilson's
long fly in the seventh Wichita scored
on Middlefnu's single a walk 10 Tsben and
ClRire's long single Three hits IN the
si=hth failed 10 tie the score, shaw being
caught al the plate in the effort There
was considerable wrRnEiinE over Umpire
Spenoer's decisions score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
Standing of the Teams
AMER ASSN
WEST. LEAGUE
AMER. LEAGUE.
Yesterday Results
r-r.c.r.nnn- r.I-u

hes1crdzysa Results
WESTERN LEAGUE
Lincoln-Topeka pusI poned, Nst grounds.
SIOUX City. .; Wichita .
: Denver. T.; Des MONIES, 3
OmRha-SI. Joseph postponed; rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
= Brooklyn p Boston, O.
New York. Z; lshlladelphta. =
PttsburE-ChlcHgo posIponedS rain
Cincinnati-St. Louis postouped. rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago. 3, Detroit 3.
Cleveland. 4. St Louis. J.
Philadelphia. 6; Washington. 3
New York. 4. Boston, /.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ST. Paul. 4; Columbus. g.
Minneapolis. 3; Toledo. J.
lndiRnapolis-k anEas City postponed.
Milwaukee, 4; Louisville =
Games Today.
Western Lsague-LAncoln at Topeka
Sioux City At Wichita, Des Moines at Den
Yer, Omaha al ST, Joseph.
National LsRgue-Pi1tsburg at Chicago
Cincinnati al St. Louis.
American LsaEue-St Louis at Detroit
Cleveland Al Chicago.
American tion-T oledO a. 81. Pau
indianapolis at Milwaukee. Louisville a
Kansas City. Columbus II Minneapolis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
Three Players Are Let sc, Reducing
squad "a FIfteen-

KEARNEE. Neh-. NAY Especial p
Manager Murphy of the base hall team has
started the wedding ont process among the
players who were trying for a place on
the team. Friday J. h HerlikY. an Illinois
man left for his home. not having shown
up good Bert Fenner Of HeldreEe Was let
go on account q an injured arm thar In
teTfered with his playing. Al T'Nitrhell an
asplrauf Tor a place on the team. was let
90 for reasons not Efs1ed. TWftchell pinyed
with The kearneT White Wings three wears
ago hun IS thought 20 be setting e lir1is old
for the game. This leaFes Murphy with
fifteen men. three % whom must he
Ecra1ched Off the list before The season
opens. On account q me weather the e1-
hibltion game with Hastings was called off
and me boys were unEble 70 80 70 HASTINGS
either Friday or Saturday,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
FALLS CITY WINS TRACK MEET
Greeafi@lS IL seeend and RsekPort
Takes the Relay.

TARKIO. No. May T-fsperial Tele-
gram Fails civ CVebD High school xor
the second annual ThrlIo college trlstAts
high school track meet here today ~ the
score a fortg-two points Greeufisld, Ia
took SECOND hunors winning twenty-five
points hoekpOrL No. sen the relay race
I'hiIteen schools were entered, INCLUDING
ne contestants
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08

The dual track meet which Omaha and
Council Bluffs High schools were 10 have
held Al the OrnRhE Driving park today was
called off ~ Coultcl Bluffs High school
main Ii for the reason that the NECESSARY
practice which their lean would have
needed 70 nave been ahle 70 so IN was
slapped on account az the wet weather.
Instead 81 TINS meet Coach earns VIII
hold The animal battalion meet The cader
regiment has beer divided into -four a.
visions and each division W.n enter 3 squad
On the events. about seventy five athlctes
being entered IN al
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
BASE BALL STAR IN QUARANTINE
CnBtnIn Of Kearney ~srr-sI Team Hns
Scarlet Fc-er.

kEAHlNEf- Neh-. MAY 4--fsreciel Be
cause the city health officer guaranteed
the captain Of the Ksarney Normal base
ball team fer scarlet fever. the students
and faculty Of that school are up in arms
and are threatening hEbeaE corpus proceed
inEE and other methods Of getting their
base hall goa. Joe Ward. ont and back In
the game.
Ward case Is very light and. perhs pss-R
little doubtful bu1 The mayor sustains the
health officer and says that Ward viii
have 10 stay his time out. Friday the state
health officer DR. W. H Wilson. was
called fe the city and made q diagnosis Of
the case He pronounced II exceed ngly
mid bur would not recommend the raising
Of the quarantine He listened 10 the Iesti-
mouE u 1hTee doctors and decided that
there was sufficient reason 20 warrant the
quarantine.
Meanwhile the Normal team is crippled
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08

SUPERIOR Neh-. May -.-lSpecial Tee
gram. TIE Nebraska StHte leagues FRS
exhibition games take place here on Tues
dzy and "Wednesday. With the Red cloud
team which has been OEe- IN Iowa play
Ing exhibition games Many new PLAYERS
from Omaha aiti Kansas CifT ana a-hei
places arrived this week The lsarue sea
son val open h-rr MAJ a Wlfh a pErad,
Ano other reremonies
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08

bArted balls ingEe very few players.
shaueh rhe way rnen hit them about IL
srerS3ce ~o1io often make one wonder thar
accidents are MOI more frequent The most
raied Rncloent o. this sort was Shen sun
~ ~ F1rtEburg hit William Hart 81 the
raua chnb on me chin VIM a han bartes
= prAsainA The drive shartrraa FFarr-s
ss9. II was wire up again. Hart Is nov
" vsazs oiaRRs IL rated hlEh among me
Stuhars g az southern lsagua
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08

GRAND ISLAND. Neb-. MAY 7.-fspe-
ciai t-President sierers of The state league
is hooking for another umpire Powers he
has been Informed by Secretary Parcel 81
the National association having previously
signed cuulran1 Urifh ma Miut laEErIaa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
NAPS CAPTURE SIX In ROW
Cleveland Americans Take Anothe
from ST. Louis.
RECRUITS DO THE PITCHING
Mitchell shows Up Better Than GILL;
gan, Although Each AIIow -Four
Hits--Err0rs Hurt the
Browns.

CLEVELAND May 7.-ClevslRnd made II
six straight today by winning from ST
Louis, TO l. Each club used a recruit in
the box, Mitchel outpitching GiliEnn-
Cleveland made its first two runs on Wal
lRce's error. pass and Bradleys single
LR5pie's single. Lord s triple and GTiggs'
bad throw were responsible for the next
two ST Louis only run was scored on
two scratch. hits and Turner'S bad throw
Score;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
Rourke Buys
Two ToSSers
Slagle of Cincinnati and Melter of
ST. Louis Added to Pitch
ing Staff.

The RourkeE have acquired SlREle "a
: ncinnhu and Meter 81 The 81 Louis Ma
Fels as additions 40 the pitching staff
me TIVE new Fingers VII report 10 the
omaha team al once. SlaEis pitched for
Indianapolis last season and was turned
ever 20 Cincinnati
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
BROOKLYN SHUTS OUT BOSTON
Rueker Pitches Coed In PHn-hes, VIA
ming ~ a.

= BROOKLYN May F.-Rpcher shut out
Boston 2 10 Q, today by superb pitching in
the punches. The score
sBsrtsd for Frock IN the eighth.
"Eatted for Moran in the eighth
Boston -.--.--.-.-.--- o o . -
BROOKLYN .-....-.....l o g..
Left on bases Boston. = BROOKLYN &
Two base hits Sharpe. Wheat 7. smith.
RuChEr- Sacrifice hits IDauber1. E8srEen.
Sacrifice fis- Hummel. F1rst base on ~
rurs. Boston. T. BROOKLYN. . stolen has
Burch. Lennon Double plays. Hummel
and T smith. Frock. Sweeney and Sharpe
Bases on balls; off Rucher. 2; off Frock. 9
struck oui- BY Eucher. g. By Fr0ck 2 Hit
b. pitched hail; HerzoE. DBubert- Hils
OF Froek in seven innings, m7ires
lahnssane and Moran Time: lsS1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
EASY PICKING FOR RED CLOUD
COn-s Wffbfa oBr ~ ShuttInE
Nebraska CIay cat

NEBRASKA CITY. Nsa. Nay 7.-tspe-
oisi Telrgram.p-F2ed Cloud Team was here
Ibis afternoon and played win the Ne
hrasl-a City Mink leam. The grounds were
heavy ard the weather cold. Scurt.
He'd Caoud ....--..-- q q o Q e.
Nebraska civ. q q q o O o o.
batteries Nebraska CITY Richter Miller
end Whfcouabs Rcd Cloud Pierce and
RuUtdf Hits. Nehraska CITY &: Red
Cloud a Errors. NrhfEqka f-fv r. Fad
cloud 3 Tmuirr- RarachrIlar-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08

Totals -- sB 3 q 1s
sRatted for Moore in fourth.
sBStted Tor MRronsy in ninth.
Phllhdelph1a ......lB = o a.
New York .......1 2 o -
Two-baHe hits. KnRbe. Bates, Murray,
Grant Three base hit. Dooiin. Sacrifice
hit DOYLE. Stolen bases Devure C2. Mar
kle Myers Fletcher. Devlin. Left on bases.
philadelphia g. New York. g. First base
on errors New York. J. Struck put: BY
Marquard I, by Moore. ?; by Maroney. ,,
by "a iltse ]. Bases on balls OFF Msrquard
?; off Msraney. g; off Wiltse- I. HIS az
MsrquRrd. IN three and fwO-third innirt
Off Moore. in three innings Umpires
Rigler and Enslie. Time: 30
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08

TIE South OInahR Gun ciuh met last
eVrnlnE a. fG korth Twenty-fourth and
elected Officers fuT The SEASON rauk
IfNurak Was elected president. ". j No
@ mains. vice president y r. Fodtic sec
retHrK-; Dana Morrill,. treasurer. Joe Csprup.
field captain. John f3riEEs. Tzlauaeer.
hr-EEE Foific NORTH aud nWnrzk Nere
appointed e. ACT coIuznlftee win power
90 Acf 10 select grounds. The f.rsf shoot
Win be held Mas a. Ths season closes IN
September.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
SIOUX CRY.

STRUCK out: BY flanagan. 3. by Wilson.
B. Base on balls; orr gHrniEhn 3. off VIZ
son ( stolen haEes: Belden Miller Sac
rtfice hits. Hughes, shaw. COllinB NsiEh-
burs. Sacrifice flies: Fenion. Wusoa Two
base his. Beloen. Isbell WeEterXil Neigh
hork- Left ON bases: wichita ~: Sioux
CRY. g. Time, 80
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08

Barry Sacrifice hit: Murphy. stolen bases;
Strunk. Davis. Double plays. Milan and
I Elberfelo; Killifer and Crooks Lsft on
bases. washington. 3. Philadelphia S.
Base on balls: off Bender ]. First base on
/ errors: Philadelphia, g. Ait by pitched ball.
I BY Bender Gehslsr, Killifer- by Groom,
I Bender Davis Struck out. BY Groom. 2;
by Bender. l. Wild pitch Bender Time;
4 IS. Impires, Connolly and Dneen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08

TWo-base hit: ERsteTly. Tfree-bBEe nit:
Lord sacrifice hits: Stuvan CO, Turner.
stolen bases; Bradley, LORD Kruger.
Bases on balls. Off Mitchell i; off Gilh-
gan 4 Struck OUT BY Mitchell. 3; by
GiIligBn. g. Wild pitch GifllERn. First
on errors; Cleveland /. Lett on bases:
Cleveland, 6; 81. Louis p Time. ia I'm
pires. KERN and Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
HIGHLAKDERs WIN IN NINTH
New York Beats Boston Four 20 One
on Enemies 6rounaR.

BOSTON. May "A hit batsmAn, two
singles and the squeeze play in the tenth
inning gave New York the victory over
Boston today. TO l. Score
sBatted for Cicotts IN ire tenth
New YoIk...--.....o o Q -
Boston ...-...-...O o 0 o o o 0 81
Sacrifice hits Chase LHporte- Stolen
bases: Stahi, lsporte- Roach. Double
play: Roach 10 LRDOrFe TO Chase. Left
on bases. New York. 4; Boston. q Base
ca balls orr Cicotze, 3 Base on errors
New York 3; Boston ]. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Vaughn. Hooper by Cieotte,
Hempnin Struck out By Vaughn, 4; by
ricoffs q wild pitch; Vaughn Time
pc Umpir1E, Evans and EEan-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08

iNo-nase nlrE- Mclntare. Aobhf Dele
bGuty. Cole Hits. on Browning. u In
seven innings off Scott. > in one-fhird in
ming: Off OlmEted- 5 in eight iuninEE- Sac
rifiea HIT Bush stolen base: GRndfl
Double plays. Payne 10 Purtells Zeiaer 20
Taunehfll 10 GEndiu ca Tannehii 70 GEDdn
20 Zeidcr- Left on bases. Detroit, 10. Chi
cago, g. Bases on balls: BY Browning 2;
by scott. ]. by OlmEted. g. by White T.
First base on errors: Detroit J. Hi with
pitched bail. BY Olmstsd. Deiehanty.
Struck out; by Muliin J. by Browning 4;
hy Olmsted. .. VIVID pitch: White Time
$50. Emp'ress Perrins ana O'LAughlin-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08

Boucher ca, Clarke. Double PLAYS: Hinch-
mon 10 Rnssnan Hits: OF kilr0y Ia
eight innings. with none out in ninth; off
GehrinE none in one inning. Rases on
balls: Off Kilrov. p off Sitton- 3 Struck
OUT BY Sitton. 2; by Kilroy. 3 Sacrifice
fly: Spencer. Left and bases -. Paul
5. Columbus A Time. 1545 Umpires
Ferguson and Bierhal1er
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
WHITE sox GRAPPLE TIGERS
Defeat Detroit FEve 20 Three, Using
Three Pitchers.

DETROIT. May 7.-Detroit drove Scott
from the slab today In one inning but CHI
cage disposed OF Browning by getting seven
hits in the sixth and seventh innings win
ming 5 TO Chicago made -four double
PLAYS Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
GIANTS IN BATTING BEE
New York Nationals Beat Philadel-
phis Seven to Two.
GAME TAKES FARCIcAL TURN
G0tham Bassmen Play ReeklesHly
After Fourth Inning fn order
10 Get rat Out 40 Catch
Train
GAME TAKES FARCIcAL TURF

NEW YORK. May New York took
hitting game from Philadelphia today,
70 . After the fourth inning the locals
ran bases recklessly in order To get put out
and catch train for the west Score:
NFKH YopEs PHIL rlE,l yFFgIA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
S lINTS BUNCH THEIR HITS
St. Paul Beats Columbus, Four to
Three. on Home Grounds.
SENATORS RALLY AT CLOSE
ohfo Men Make Two in Inst Inning
Nearly Tying the SeOre-Min-
men 9OliE Defeats the
MudAenE.

ST. PAUL MINI. May st Paul took
the fourth straight game from Columns
today. 10 3. by punching hits in the
second inning Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
DIES MONIES


Denver .-.-......-... q q u q -
Dies MOtnes ..-..-.- o 0 81 o n-s
Three-baEe hit Kerner Stolen bare.
CAssidg. Sacrifice hits: Kelly. Mearer.
.CoIliEsn RafIis. Bases on balls: of
Hammond. 4 off Burnum .. of Her0bs
4 Struck out; BY Hammond, 5; by Bur
mum, J. by Bersche. ? Left on bases.
Denver = Dies Moinas g. PASSED m n
Weaver Double play: Hammond 10
Weaver 70 Lindsay: DOlan 10 Lindsay 10
Weaver Time: 2NE. Umpire CLARK.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08

run: Barrett Sacrifice hits. Barry. No
Gam Robinson. Moriarity Konnick. Stolen
bases. barrett Clark Mccain C2). Donbe
play: Richter to Howard Left on bases
milwaukee, 3: Louisville. 10, RHsS on balls
off McGlyun I: Off Richter. g. Struck out;
McGlynn. 3: Richter, ? Time; l.5a Urnpires:
CusRck and Owens.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
BREWERS HAVE WINNING STREAK
Milwaukee Gets Third in seven from
Louisville. Foar 10 Two.

MILWAUKEE, May 7.-MflNaukee made
II three straight from Louisville today, 10
. il was McGlynns first victory Of the sea
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
ATHLETICS TRoUKcE SENATORS

PktARdcInhis Makes 81 Three STRAIGHT
Score SIX to Three.
PHILADELPHIA. May 7.-PhilAdelphiA
made II three straight from Washington
today, winning to 3. Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08
WELDING OUT KEAREEY TEAM

Meanwhile the Normal team is crippled
and bsWails The loss Of a star player.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-08

Totals "a II = l6 Totals ....- 81 10 q % Q 4
sBatted for Browning IN eighth
Chicago .-.-------.--.-b 0 g-b
Detroit ..-..-.,.----.,z ot -