Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-15

T'wo-base hit: Dougherty. Hits: OFF Gra-
ham, in five and one-third innings; off
Lake, in two and two-thlrds innings, Sac
rifice hits: Stephens, Parent. Left on bases;
st. Louis 1; Chicago, L Bases on balls:
OFF Graham, 3; off Lake, 1; off Smith, 2.
Hit with pitched ball: BY Graham Gandil.
Struck out: BY Lake, 2; by Smith, 5. Time
$40 Umpires: O'Loughlin and Perrin.
Cleveland Beats Detroit.
DETROIT, April 1A-Cleveland and De-
troit seesawed their way through a ten
inning game that finally was won in the
overtime by the visitors, to 7. The home
team got away in the lead, but Cleveland
went by in the seventh. Detroit tied II in
the ninth, but four doubles and a single
In the next inning gave Cleveland a four
run lead that Dtroit's two run rally could
not meet.
Joss started badly, but braced in the
fourth and was unhittable until the ninth
and tenth. Mullin did not have his speed
and seemed overtralned. He was wild at
the start and was hit often and hard
from the fifth inning on. Crawford was
the Individual star, driving in four runs
ninth, which he opened with double.
II was the best opening day weather in
years. and new attendance record was
set. Score:
Cleveland ...... 0 0 0 0 2 2 / o o 40
Detroit ............ o 0 2-7
Two-base hits: Cobb (2), Crawford, Nor
iarity, Krueger, Turner Lajoe, Clarke
Birmingham joss. Sacrifice hits Dele
hanty T. Jones Kruger, Bradley, Joss
Sacrifice fly Lajole. Stolen bases: Cobb,
Lajoie. Left on bases: Detroit, A. Cleve-
land 6. First base on balls: Off Mullin, A.;
off Joss, 1. First base on errors: Detroit.
/; Cleveland 1. Hit by pitcher: BY Mullin,
4 Uord); by Joss, (MoriartY. Struck
out: BY Mullin, g.; by Joss, 5. Wild pitch;
Mulln 2 Time: 2:2. Umpires: Sheridan
Washington, 81 PhiIadeIr -, o.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-Pre Taft,
Vice President Sherman and Il. ; other
r,r,t fol al oN ,4n.er
game of the American league this after
noon. President Taft received from Ban
Johnson pass No. 1 to all American league
games, and Vice President Sherman, who
was at the White House during the day, re-
celved pass No. O. Both are enclosed In
handsome leather cases. Mrs. Taft accom-
panied the president.
1T doesn't matter whether my pass Is
No. l. 2 or 81 said the vice president; "lt
is the pass that tickles me. / am going to
put Curtis of Kansas in the chair and go
to the game"
Senator Curtis, who had accompanied the
vice president to the White House, re-
marked That is the way he gets rid
of me-" The score:
Washington ..........1 0 0 0 P-3
Philadelphia .........0 0 0 0 0 0 o 90
Two-base hits: Sehaefer (2), Leliveh (2),
Milen, johnson. Baker. Sacrifice hits: Lee
liveb. Stolen bases; Unglaub, Plank. Double
play: Murphy to Baker to Barry; Collins to
Davis, Left on bases: Washington, Z; Phil
adelphia, 8. Bases on balls: Off johnson,
g. First base on errors: Philadelphia, /.
Hit with pitched ball: BY Plank, l. Struck
out: BY Johnson. 0; by Plank, 9. Wild
pitch: Johnson Time: 1855. Umpires Ev-
ans and Bgan.
Tie in Fourteen Innings.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE New York
and Boston Americans battled for fourteen
innings today until darkness stopped the
game, with the score to L. The contest
was witnessed by an assemblage so large
that spectators crowded on the playing
| field.
In the early part Of the game the High
landers played poorly and errors by Foster
and Austin gave the Red Sox what looked
to be a safe lead. The locals started to
hit Cicotte in the third inning and drove
him from the rubber in the seventh, when
Wood took his place with men on third and
| first and none out.
The newcomer made a wild pitch on his
! first serve to Chase, Hemphill scored and
Wolter went to third. Chases secriflce fly
registered Wolter and tied the score. After
this Wood held the locals at his mercy.
His work, however, was not as good as
| Vaughn's. The New oYrk left-handeT
never faltered in the early innings and
gained strength as the game proceeded He
was not scored on after the fifth and struck
out some OF the visitors strongest bats
men. Lord and Hemphill led in stick work.
Chase played a wonderful game at first
for the Highlanders. Score: