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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
BASLE WINS DEADLY RACE
Simplex Driver First in Twenty.Four-
Hour Drive that Costs One Life.
MAKES ELEVEN HUNDRED NILES
Ralph milford Finishes Second
Three other Men Receive serious
Injuries In MaddeninE
Speed Events.
MAKES ELEVEN HUNDRED M1LEs

BRIGHTON BEACH, y. Y. May To-
Charles Basic, driving a Simplex car. won
the twenty four-hour automobile race OF the
Motor Racing association last night, com
pleting 1ls5 miles. Ralph milford driving
Stearns No. l. finished second. twenty
five miles behind Basic, while Ralph ne
Palma i'm a Fiat was third with ltO7 miles.
The record for the time s 1886 miles Ten
of the twelve starters finished.
The race cost tho life Of ono man. the
serious INJURY of a second ON minor hurts
to two others William f. Bradley. me-
chanician FOR Louis Strang, sustained -
juries that caused his death Jack TovetG
a mechauician. received a broken leg and
internal hurts, and William Ehdicott and
John McGruder driver and mechanician
OF the Cole car, were sent to the hospital
with painful but not dangerous injuries.
There were numerous minor accidents,
The two cars that dropped out Of the
race were the Stearns No 2, which broke
a cylinder in the ninth hour and th,I
Houpt- Rockwell, which was withdraw y
after completing 81 miles in twenty one
hours.
From the standpoint Of the spectator the
contest was the best and tine most spec
tacular ever held here and attracted large
crowds Announcement was made tonight
that another race Lndlr similar conditions
will be held late in June.
The position Of the unplaced oars at tho
finish was: Fourth, Buick No l. 1OW.
firth, Rainier, lOl7; sixth, Croxton- Keeton.
1.OOi; seventh, Marion, 9S9 eighth, Buick
No. 2, 927; ninth, Cole. 756; tenth SeIden,
rs miles
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
Kearney Shuts Out
Grand Island Team
Pitchers Contest at Grand Island
Ends l to 0-Hastings Beats
Columbus.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb May 15.-(Spe-
cial Telegram )-Today's game was fierce
pitchers struggle, in which Moves had
likewise the best of it in strikeouts. get
ting fourteen to Green's ten. Score;
RH.E.
Kearney ........O 0 900 1 o o O--i , :
Grand Tsand...O . 0 90 1 2
Batteries Noyes and Townsend; Green
and Tiavers.
COLUMBUS. Neb., May l5.-(specal Gel
csramJ-Twelve hundred people saw Hast
ings defeat Columbus in the second game
OF the season this afternoon. Cook put the
bail over the fence for home run. Score:
R.H.E.
hastings ......O 112O 900 o. ) .
Columbus .....O 0 % 0 o 1 % 10 .
Batteries: Hastings. Clegg and Dom
nelly; Columbus. Bovee and Clair. Struck
out; by Clegg, .; by Bovee, T. Umpire.
FREMONT, May l5-CSpecial telegram -
Fremont defeated Superior this afternoon,
2 to 0. Slattory had fine control and
superior could do nothing with him. Score
II. II. r..
Fremont .....O 0 *-3 10 4
Superior ..,O 0 600 o 0 90 2 |
Batteries; Fremont, Slattcry and Bonner;
superior, snyder and Colbert
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
HoIdreKe Team Dol TrIp.

HOLDREGE. Neb.. May l5.-(special)-
The base ball team representing the Hold
reRe High school returned this morning
from three days trip to the western part
OF the state. Thursday the lads met Arapa-
TO in one OF the best games ever seen on
the diamond OF that town. Friday the fast
Culbertson team took the locals into camp
by ;he score OF to 2. outplaying them at
every turn OF the road. This was the first
game with that fast aggregation for the
championship OF southwestern Nebraska
Yesterday the Holdrege boys met the dia-
mond warriors of the doughty little Tren-
ton High school, and after a hard battle
IN the rain were nosed out In the ninth
by single run. the final score being to
2 The locals will in all probability meet
both Culbertson and Trenton here the lat
ter part OF the month and In addition have
high school teams of the central part OF
the state The following players under
ger, Stogall. lowell Norris Shepherd
Barnes, Winquist. McGnl and Redstrom
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
Nebraska EXCelS
in Pitchers Battle
South Dakota Defeated by Score of
Seven to Four in Exciting Con-
test at Lincoln.

LINCOLN. Neb May lL-(Speclal Tele-
gram)-In an exciting nine inning pitch
ers battle, Nebraska defeated South Da-
kota university this afternoon OIL the Ne
braska field by score of to l.
South Dakota started a batting rally in
the last inning. but a beautiful stop of a
hot line drive by "Ole Metcalf, the Corn
husker short stop. resulted in the retire
ment OF the side. Other features OF the
game was the excellent work of White at
first base for the visitors. a three base
smash of the first ball pitched by Thacka-
bury OF South Dakota, and the batting OF
Clark OF Nebraska.
South Dakota started the scoring In the
first inning. Nebraska was BANKED unit
the third, when two hits netted two runs
South Dakota gathered two more in the
seventh and one in the ninth. Nebraska
won in the seventh when three runs were
scored on one hit and the errors OF the
visitors. The score: r. H. h
South Dakota .......1 OOO2O1-4
Nebraska .......,.....O o 2 -
Batteries: South Dakota, Coffee and
Nee; Nebraska, Greenslit and Mather.
The interfraternity championship game
for the season of 1903 was PLAYED this
evening by the Sigma Alpha Epsilon and
the Alpha theta Chi teams. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon won by the score of u to l.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
IOWA CITY WINS SCHOOL CONTEST
High schools Compete for Position
and Make Fair Marks,

IOWA CITY, Ia, May l5-CSpecial Tele-
gram iowa City won the state inter-
scholastic invitation meet Of the Univer-
sty OF Iowa Saturday with 4OA points;
Davenport was second with 28 points. Five
records were broken and one tied Vana-
gent Of OttumWa captured individual
honors with three flrsts in the weight
events and fourth in the quarter-mile
race.
The other teams finished in the following
order:
Davenport, &c; North Des Molnes, 1872;
Cedar Rapids, 164; Ottumwa, IL; Marshall
town 10; Ames, II; Marion l1ls Fairfield,
s 5-6; Mechancsvie 5; Oskaloosa, 3; Ana
mosa, 2h; Keokuk, ?; Council Bluffs, 1.
| 1OO-yard dash: Van Auken of Ames, Nady
/ of Fairfield, Monroe of Cedar Rapids
Gsbelman of Marshailtown Time: O:lVS
l2O-yard hurdle: Horlein Of Iowa city,
Hunter OF North Des Moines, Roscoe
Packer OF Marshalltown Dalbey of Cedar
Rapids. Time OH
40 yard-dasn: First race, Parson of Iowa
! City Easke OF Cedar Rapids King OF
Keokuk, Nanagent OF Ottumwa. Time.
0:524S. New record.
44O-yard-dash: Second race, Horlein OF
Iowa city, stuart OF Davenport. y onroe
! Of Cedar Rapids, DnN o. h,rrth Des
MONIES. Time; O531s.
Hunter OF North Des Moines, Holgate OF
Fairfield, Vonnostrand Of Iowa Guy Time;
U.ZtPB lleu record.
Mile run: Ferguson of Mechanicsvllle
Reed Of Marion. ClappeT OF Ames, SdueI
OF Council Bluffs. Time: 44JB.
! Half-mle run: Parsons OF Iowa BOrCh-
erdt OF Davenport, Brownie Of Davenport
! FrazZee OF Cedar Rapids. Time: 2;O74b.
! shot put: Nanagent of OttumWa, Carlstou
OF Marshaltown, Mitten of Davenport
Valentine OF Fairfield and Daily of Cedal
Rapids tied for fourth place. Distance, A
feet 9l4 inches. New record.
Mile relay: Iowa City North Des Moines
Cedar Rapids, Davenport. Time: 3422S
New record.
High Jump: Packer OF Marshalltown
Cook OF Davenport, Shrider OF Iowa city
Bailey Of Morgan. Height; feet 5a4 inches
New record.
22O-yard-dash Monroe OF Cedar Rapids
Gabelman OF Marshalltown, Nanauken OF
Ames. Smart OF Cedar Rapids, Time: O.233b
Discus throw: Nanagent OF OttumWa
Valentine OF Fairfield, Humble OF Marion
Huerleon OF Iowa city. Distance III feet
. inches. New record.
lalf-mile relay. North OF Des Molnes
Ames OF Iowa city, Davenport. Time
.394b-
Hammer throw: VauagCnt 81 OttumWa
Russell OF OskRlOosa. Hoffman OF Iowa
Guy, Nutter Of Davenport Distance. ~
feet. I inch.
Broad jump: Could Of Marion. Priestel
OF DayeI port Shrdder or iowa CIty. Bum
OF North pes Muines. Distance: - feet
lj1 inches.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
AmeS Has Easy
Time on Track
State College Athletes Have No
Difficulty Winning from Grin.
nell and Drake.

-Ames won the triangular meet yesterday
by big margin, 65; Drake, 80; Grinnell, 81
Ames placed in every event and took the
first in nine events. Both hurdles, the
quarter mile, discus half mile, high jump,
two-mile event, both relays. Drake won
first in the mile, the shot put and pole
vault. Grinnell was first in the hundred, the
two-twenty and the broad jump Smith
threw the discus ia feet, six inches. The
sprints were not fast. The two-mle run
was made in 1924, the mile relay in 1919
The broad jump was % feet inches and
half mile was made in 2:l61S. Grinnell will
have to improve rapidly to make a show
ing in the Missouri Valley contest.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16

KANSAS CITY, Nav 15-Kansas civ
and Toledo played today ON a sloppy field
the former proving the best mudders and
winning, to l.. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
KANSAS TENNIS PLAYERS WIN
Jnyhnwkers Defeat Cornhuskers in
Annual Tournament.

LINCOLN, May 15-(Special telegram
For the third time Kansas university de-
feated Nebraska in the annual tennis
tournament between the two colleges on
the Nebraska courts, the Jayhawkers win
ming both of the doubles and all but one
set OF the singles. Play began early in the
morning. The Cornhuskers were handi-
capped, having less than a week for actual
practice. The courts have been, graded and
were unfit for use until only a few days
ago. The Kansas players were in excellent
condition and had little difficulty In win
ming in straights sets.
The afternoon results follow: Wood and
Sutton, Kansas, beat Hubbell and custer
bout, GA, 6-1. Bigelow beat Scudder, 6-3, rs.
Watson beat Smith. 81, 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
HASTINGS LOSES TO DoANE MEN
Tiger Athletes Succeed In Scoring
II to OppOnents' 40.


CRETE, Neb., May 15.-tSpecial The
twelfth annual Hastings oane dual track
games occurred yesterday afternoon on the
Doane field. Doane won by the score or
n TO 49, This now ties the score as each
college has won six meets. Horning beat
the dual record in the discus throw, Nutz-
man and Arnold tied the record In the
POO yard dash and 1O0-yard dash and Arnold
beat the DOane record in the shot put
220-Yard Dash-Nutzman Doane; Sher-
rick. Hastings Marvel, Hastings Time:
O:2045. ,r-.,..
Rice, Doane; Tompkins, Hastings Time:
Mile Run-welker, Hastings Theobald,
Hastings; Mickle, DoHns. Time 4:4S.
iOO-Yard Dash-Arnold Doane; Horning,
Doane: Sherrick, Hastings. Time: OI0B.
22O-Yard Hurdles-R Dunlap, Hastings;
Craig, Doane; Tompkins, Hastings. Time:
Half Mle--Welker. Hastings; Rice,
Doane; TheObald, Hastings. Time: 2ll2s-
40 Yard Dash-Nutzman, Doane; TuIly
Shot Put: Arnold, Doane; Craig, Doanei
Sherrick, Hastings. Distance; ~ feet
Pole Vault-Cowan, Doane; Dickinson
Doane; r. Dunlap, Hastings Time:
Discus Throw-Horning, Doane; Arnold
Doane; Sims, Hastings, Distance: lO5 feet
Broad Jump-E. Dickinson, Doane; Horn.
ing, Doane; Tompkins, Hastings. Distance
Hammer Throw-sims, Hastings; Arnold
Doane Horning Doane. Distance: III
High Jump-Dunlap Hastings; Hastings
| Doane; Arnold, Doane. Distance; fee
! Z inches
! first and Hastings won six. Doane woT
| eleven seconds and Hastings two and Hast
| ings had ten thirds and Doane three.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
LINCOLN TAKES SUNDAY GAME
Brilliant Ball Played by AnteIOpes
AERInaf wichita.

LINCOLN. May 15.-Playlng a brilliant
game I'm the field and batting in a timely
way, Lincoln won from Wichita this after
noon by a score OF to g. The hauling down
OF three line drives in turn by Cockman,
Gagnier and James each resulting In a
double play, shut off what seemed like
certain runs for the visitors. Farthng and
Shaner were hit hard, but used good Judg-
ment, and II was the superior fielding of
Lincoln that brought the victory. The two
teams today inaugurated Sunday base ball
in Lincoln and dedicated the new parkeat
Capital Beach located outside the city
limits There was no interruption on the
part OF the authorities Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
AMER. LEAGUE.
NATL. LEAGUE.
NEBRASKA LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
st. Joseph, 8; Omaha. T.
Des Moines-Iopeka game postponed.
Lincoln, 4, Wichita, 3.
Sioux city, s; Denver, >.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 4; Boston, O.
Cincinnati 2; Brooklyn, I.
St. Louis, s; New York, 3,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
No games scheduled
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, Z; Columbus, ?.
Kansas city, 4; Toledo, |.
Minneapolis, 4; indianapolis, 0.
st. Paul, s; Louisville, j.
Kearney, /; Grand Island, q.
Hastings, 4; Columbus, ?.
Fremont, 3; Superior, o.
Red Cloud, D; Seward, 4.
Games Today.
Western Leagsle-St Joseph at Omaha,
Topeka at Des Moines, Wichita at Lincoln,
Denver at Sioux City.
National League-Boston at Chicago,
Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New YORK at ST
Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburg
American League-Chicago at Philadel
phia, st. Louis at New YORK, Detroit a.
Boston. Cleveland at Washington.
American observation-disclosures at Kan
sas City, Toledo at Milwaukee, Indian
apolls at St Paul, Louisville at Mime
apolis. 49,.
Nebraska League-Kearney at Columbus
Hastings at Grand Island, Red CLOUD a.
Fremont, Superior at Seward,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
PROTEST AGAINST THE FIGHT
People Suggest Mems for stopping
JPffrIeE-JOhnsOn Mill.

OAKLAND, Cal, May 15.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-A mass meeting was held in Cha
bot hall tonight for the purpose of framing
protest against the holding OF the
Jeffries-Johnson fight in Alameda county.
The spefz'ers argued that the proposed con-
test is illegal being prize fight and not a
boxing contest They suggested means to
the authorities to stop the fight.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16

Denver .............I 0 o o. o O-5
Stolen base: Cassidy Two-base hits
Stem, Neighbors, Fenlon, Mclean, Beall,
Thompson, Dolan Home runs: Fenlon
Quilin, Thompson. McAeese. Sacrifice
hit: Hammond. Struck out: BY Mclean,
6: by Hammond, 2. Base on balls: Off
Mclean, 2: off Hammond. 3. Hit by
pitched ball: BY Hammond, I. Passed
balls: McMurray, 3 Time: 1855. Attend
ance: 700
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
GRIZZLIES LOSE TO OLD FOES
Indians Ambush Westerners and
settle IL In second,

SIOUX CITY, Ia, May 15.-Sioux City and
Denver played a good game OF ball here
today, though the weather conditions were
anything but good, a light driZzling rain
falling during the two hours OF the day
Both teams hit and felded well, the locals
being luckier in punching their wallops.
ming, stem, first up, hit for two bases.
hartman walked, Welch flew out, but
Mclean hit out a double. scoring two men
Andreas was hit by a pitched ball, again
filling the bases Neighbors and Fenlon
then doubled, bringing in four more men.
Denver made a bid for the game in the
seventh. Two doubles, an error and Do
iau's single scored two. Kelly was passed,
with only one down. Mclean settled. how
ever, and forced the next two out on in
field hits Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
WASHINGTON WINS COAST MEET
California Ranks second, Oregon
Third, Leland stanford Fourth.

BERKELEY. Cal. May 1.-THE Univer-
slty OF Washington track team, on Berkeley
oval Saturday won the first annual meet of
the Pacific Coast intercollegiate Field Day
meet. with Sc points. Gsh OF Washington
won 10 points for his team.
The University of California was second
with 81 points, the University of Oregon
third. with 10 points, and Leland Stanford
fourth, with 10 points.
In trying to break his own worlds pole
vault record, Scott OF stanford set a new
American intercollegiate mark by clearing
the bar at " feet 61s inches
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
CHuIICOTHE WINS STATE MEET
Hannibal Gets second and Columbia
Third I'm MIaSourI TRACK Events.

klRKSVILLE, Mo, May l5.-The annual
interscholastic field meet for the First
Normal school district here yesterday re-
suited az follows:
Chllicothe, "a points; Hannibal, Is points
Columbia, II points; Mexico, 1Ola points
Meadville. 1919 points; Moberly points
slater points; Jefferson City, S points,
Trenton, 4 points; BroOkfeld rs points
Unionville, o: Macon, 0; Laplata, 0.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16

The Dorchester Tri-County league team
opened the base balH season here BY defeat
inG the Lincoln Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION boys, to 5. Although the visitors
out hit the locals. the Dorchester boys by
their base throwing caught the Lincolnitcs
tapping at every stage of the game l..
Byers pitched a good game for the locals,
striking out thirteen and allowing ten hits
while Kobout struck out six and was
touched up for eight hits. j. Byers OF
Dorchester and Kobout or Lincoln each
raped out a two-bagEer Score: RH.E
Dorchester .... / 0 0 0 '-6
Lincoln ....,...O 2 90 0 o 3 10
Batteries. Dorchester. L. Byers End A
MorrOsy; Lincoln, Kobout and NcLachlin
Umpire: a. West.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
RICHIE WHIPS OLD FRlENDT
Cubs New Purchase Beats Boston
Pals Four to Nothing.
MATTERN HAS POOR SUPPORT
Gentle Doves give Their Leader Poor
support and Burke, NOtre Dame
Recruit, IL Enlisted in
Fourth.

CHICAGO, May 15.-Richle, recently OBJ
tained from Boston, pitched for Chicago
today and shut out his former teammates,
4 to o. Mattern pitched well, but had poor
support. He retired at the end of the fourth
and Burke, recruit from Notre Dame,
allowed only one hit in the last four in
nings. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
TALKING ABOUT PRIZE FIGHT

Batteries; Fremont Slattcry and Bohner;
Superior, Snyder and Colbert
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
WISCONSIN WALKS ON GOPHERs
Track Meet at Madison Results In
Defeat Of Minnesota.

MADISON, Wis, May BIN the dual
track meet yesterday, Wisconsin defeated
Minnesota ah, to 44h. ideal weather pre-
vailed and good marks were made In every
event Hnl OF Minnesota. was the indi-
vduAl star OF the meet taking firsts IN
the iOO-yard and the 22O-yard dashes. and
the quarter mile run. Hill equsled the con
ference record Of O;s as Ia the lOO-yard
lash.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16

TWo-base hit: Smith. Stolen bases
Clymer, Altizer, Smith. Sacrifice hits:
Clymer, Flene, Delehanty. Double PLAYS:
Smith to Ferris to Williams Atizer to
Lewis to Carr. Left on bases: Minneapolis,
A. Indianapolis, 4. Struck OUT BY F'iene,
I; by Graham, 3. Base on balls: orr Fiene,
4; off Graham, l. Passed balls: Smith,
Time: l;25. Umpires; Van SICKLE and
Hayes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
INDIANAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS.

Totals. 3 "a o
Slated for Graham in ninth
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16

CLEMSON COLLEGE. S. O. May IA
Clemson College won the Southern Inter
Collegiate Athletic assocls ton track meet
az CLEMSON today for the second time
against three competing colleges The
score was: Clemson, 70. Vanderbilt, As:
Georgia Tech. T.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
NatIonnIs Give ReIen.er.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE st. Louis Ma
tional league club released Infielder Bar
beau to Kansas City, Outfielder O'Hara to
Toronto, and Pitcher Higgins to Denver
Outfielde. Iacher who was purchased from
the New York Nationals reported for duty
He will be a utility man.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
Totals.....37 6 "a S 0
'Batted for Handbook in ninth.

Toledo ................ 0 o 0 o. o 0 o OIL
Kansas City .....,..2 0 0 ~
Two-bfjse hit: d. Sullivan Three base
ledo l. Sacrifice hit Raftery. Sacrifice
fly: Hohe. Stolen base: Hunter. Hits:
OFF Boyce, in one inning; off Handbook 4
Kansas City, 3. Struck out: BY Hand
cock. 2; by Brandon, 3. Bases on balls:
OFF Boice, |; off Handbook 4; off Bran
dom, 3. Hit by pitched ball: BY Boce.
Hunter, by Handbook, Hunter by Bran
dom, d. sullivan. Time: 1:iO EMPIRES:
Guthrie and Chill.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
ST. JOSEPH.

Home rum McChesney, TWO-base hts
Shea, Jones. Sacrifice hits: Clark, Corhan
McNeill Left on bases: Omaha, Z; st. Jo
seph, I Double plays: Corridor TO Schipke
Mcneil to Jones to Clark. Bases on balls
OF Melter. 3; off Galgano, g Struck out
BY Melter, I; by Galgano, T. Time. 200
Umpire: Spencer, Attendance: 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
HARD CONTEST TO CREIGHTON

Union Pacific shops Team Defeated
Five TO Two.
The Creighton Annex boys again de-
feated the Union Pacific shop team by a
score of to q The game was one of the
best played on the home grounds this sea-
son. Both pitchers were in fine form and
kept the hits we'll scattered. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
PLLIvANT WINS MARATHON
Former Champion Finishes Second I'm

Hard Race at st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, May ID J. Pillvant OF
Chicago won the sixth annual Marathon
race OF the Missouri Athletic club today in
2:53:53 Joseph ErXleben OF the Missouri
Athletic club was second, finishing two Sec
onds behind the winner Sidney II. Hatch
OF Chicago was third.
The record of the course 2:49;OO, is held
by Erxleben, the winner of last years race.
Forty-one runners entered, all but ten
started and twenty-five finished.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
LOUISVILLE

'Batted for Hchter IN elshth . p
St Paul ...........,,'l y -
Two-base hits: Stanley, Dunleayy, Darcy.
Three-base hits: Clarke a. Hits: OFF
Richter. . in seven innings Sacrifice fly:
Jones. Stolen bases: Jones Spencer, La
roy. Bases on balls: OFF Richter 4; off
Decannier, /. Hit with pitched ball! How
ard. Struck out: BY Laroy, 8; by Richter.
2: by Decannier, 1. Passed ball: Hughes.
Time: Las. Umplres: Ferguson and Bier
hal
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
Hank for Pnaies.

MINNEAPOLIS. May 15.-Fiene's mast
erly pitching was the feature of today's
game, which Minneapolis won, to O.
Fiene struck out seven men, including
Carr and MurcE twice each. Minneapolis
punched hits with loose playing by In
dianapolis and some daring base trimmings
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16

Batterles: Denny ana Durt; Riley and
Miller. Earned runs: Creighton, 2 Two
base hit: DeverauX. Base on balls: orr
Riley, 3; off Denny, 2. Struck out: BY
Riley, 2; by Denny, 3. Sacrifice hit: Riley
Left on bases: Creighton, 6; Union Pacific
Shops 6. Double play: Brungardt TO
DeverauN. stolen bases: Hronek az
Brungardt I3l, Miller, Polski. Time: 80.
Umpire: Collins
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
TECUMsEH HIGH WINS CLOSE ONE
Beats Young Mems Christian Associa-
tiOn Team of Lincoln.

TECUMSEH. Neb., May 14-(Special IA
egram)-In an interesting base ball garA
here today the Tecumseh High school team
defeated the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation team of Lincoln. Score:
Lincoln ................O 0 0 0 o O-l
Tecumseh ............O / 0 0 0 Ga
Base hits: Lincoln, l; Tecumseh ,.
Three-bRse hit: Kahout Batteries: Lin
coin, Kahout and Rugg; Tecumseh, Mourer
and Allen.
City in Pawnee City yesterday by score
of 10 to 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16
SPRINGFIELD WINS AT HOME
WRIlOps the Ashland Team bS
Superior Hitting of the Ball.

SPRINGFIELD Neb.. May 15.-(SpeciaI
Telegram)-The Springfield High schoo,
easily defeated the Ashland High school on
the home grounds yesterday, 10 to .. Ashland
could not hit Calhoun, while Springfield
pounded out ten hits, including three
begger by Keiner aud home runs by Cal
horn and Cockeril. -Four of Ashland 3
runs were made in the eighth on two hits
base on balls and two outfield errors
| Springfield played a great deal stronger
game In every respect. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-16

CULBERTsoN. Neb MAY lS-Cspecial)
-Holdrege and CIylbertson PLAYED ball here
yesterday. Score, 10 in favor " Cuibert-
sou.