Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-29
SIOUX CITY is
EASILY VICTOR
!. Pluvius Get5 Into Game in Sixth,
but TDp Late to Save the
RourkeA.
VISITORS TAKE HOLLY EASILY
Eius Hits Gzrnsred as Matter of
Mere Volition.
EHHTuE ASLEEP AT FIRST
RunnEr Clipped Oh by Freeman in
Humr Of Need.
ATTEMPT AT RALLY IN VAIN
Hard Try nj Opening OF Fourth. lmt
HoHeu1l,ocak s4r1Res ou1--sa7ns
Teams Are t. Play
Today
ATTEMPT AT RALLY IN VAIN
siuux city, g.: Omaha, O.


The rain stopped the game between
Omaha and Sioux City in the sixth in
ming yesterday. and II probably was just
as we'll 80 far as the homo teams chances
OF Victory went, for they were unable
to HIT FREEMAN. with the visitors tapping
Holly OF win.
Umpire Mullen, who had had some
thing Of an Off day at the expense OF
tire RnurkeR. hala the recess the fun
hnIsiimur, though there never was q
chnnue fur O resumption of hostflities
after tlre rain got under Roadway, as ii
kept up inoessnntlS
Tine tpme teams five hits we're 80
scattered as To be useless They should
have scored In tho first inning, ana prob
abw would have had not Shotton over
1uniran tine strong point of Buck Free
maIi,s fnzey repertory and got caught
OF fff-r1 bgBc. In this inning Shotton
WALKED and waH taking a good lead when
tho willy Buck SHIT tho ball to Stem and
he MaIkaa asa1n-bnrk to the bench
very mnch tn the gsnerR1 disgust of the
hoys,ruI in the BtnndF- Corridor singled
Hnn King EDt HIS bRzs with a brntEsr
frum FrnEmnn, Ena hsrH Is where the
''Oh r. sfnttun faG unfy stayed awhks"
mmns Ganre tn and rightly 30, fur the
hnsGa would iiapp tRGsn filled ana mn outs
with ftns cfIanrgB of results Kane
xpppnd tn Hartman and with two on
bases End hopes stIn at hAhEnAst Dr.
wairih fHunsd.
MULLEN Takrs HIND
In Ths Rscnnd we were SIN up and
coming without consequences This time
MnHlrm dzIn:fRga Fox of n oertnfn hit
Bfm sssut n saDw nne to HnrtmRn who
threw ht.h, and while StErn wAs In the
nfr aftEr TIM ban Fox CROSSED the bag
aB CLEAN End clsnr as possible, but Null
len nALlnA \ him cut. still II failed tn
dMn1n the dDughty Cad1nan, who slams
a bumEt4 durwn tntD left ON Lima Holly
clmIa On M more thnn poke one tn An
drgz. wh9 th1rw to Hartman at second
crUwdtnE ru4 CadmAn-
AEnhn In tina third II looked for a min
ufn hs If tina Rourkss might score in
SPITE OF their inability to dD much with
F4esrrna11sB upturned delivery. ShottOn
haa Gunn out to Andreas when Corridor
walked Bed took a big lead and was
down ON the SECOND ball. drawing throw
from Miller on which he was able to
mako third And then MI. Freeman see
ing the peril that faced him and his
teammates decided to retrieve what Mil
Ter had lost. SO fnnned King and arranged
TO have Jim Kane drop a convenient pill
over to Squire Hartman. retiring the side
without further ado.
CIiAEinE TO the ship.
But not even Jet would Pas side give
up the ship Pa himself at this juncture
was seen to leap over the larboard side
and down onto the main deck. which he
at onca cleared for action. 1he main
deck In this case was the players bench.
SO the fourth opens for Omaha with IL
WEIGH at bat. biting his under lip, but 1t
WAS only a bits. for tho doctor could only
land a fly into Neighbors' NIT, they being
! on neighboriy terms anyway, so far as
positions were concerned Then Captain
Bill. with blood In his eye. drives a hard
ny to left bnt Country elch gets 1t.
This seemed TO peeve +, tho was al
ready a little out OF sort ser Mullen's
stealing a hit from him ana he puts one
out this time where not even the aid OF
the imp can save II. 1t is a single.
Then with Fox on first and two outs
Cadman makes his second safety and Hol-
Ienbeck--it's a sad tale to tell--Hollen-
beck strikes out.
The fifth found the home team still
trying. but aside from a single by King
there was nothing TO the try.
Sioux City walked Into Holly s. the
jump-off. landing thr-. hits and two runs
before the initial inn.lE was over With
three hits thoy added another run in the
third and Welch and Fenlon each got a
double in subsequent innings, but there
waS no more scoring. although Holy hi
and passed a man in the sixth.
The rain really arrived In faint drops
as early as the fourth inning and was
going fairly good in the fifth and so hard
at the end of the first half of the sixth
that operations had TO cease
The same teams play this Afternoon
and as Sioux City has two out OF the
three thus far Pa Is bound 10 cop today'i
melee IL the rain god does not.
Tho Figures.
Tha ecora.