Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-18
rawn by ST. Joe Doves and White Sox; Line
YWINSWltHtONETBALL
Uses His New Idea la Tight Places to
Blank the Saints. @
LONG ROW OF GOOSE EGGS
Comedy of Errors and MIspInys PER-
mits the HouriSc Tribe.
TO Pile ID Eleven
scores. !

ia, Rourkcs pots jumped all over Jack
Hollands Winnebas5 Indian. pitcher john
som. Tuesday afternoon at the lot and
sluggod out thirteen h>ts, which added to
some dumb playing ON the part u the
Saints nottcd eleven counters.
lIellenbeekN wlfo vas on ethe rubber fo-
the 1Rourkcs was real ,rfglit and struck
out twelve batters. lie also kept the VS.
itors' hits separated 20 such an extent
that big row of goose eggs was their
portion.
Tho ganto was more interesting to wit
ness than the score would indicate. Ii
was full OF action all tho time. The
Rourkes were ESPECIALLY fast in tho field
and played aD errorless game.
Omaha got running start and at no
stage OF the game, was therel any danger
Of the Routltes getting the short end.
In the first after shoHon- was down on
fly TO -saiOrtJ FOX reached first Oh Cor
hans error KING hit a Single. advancing
Fox Kane laid ono down to third and
A1cNein tagged Fox at the bag while
King went 10 second. Powell dropped
Corlidon's Fly to loft and King brought in
tho first run Corridor stole second. WEIGH
drove sc lrut one to left field for two bases
and Kane and Corridor scored. In the next
inning Omaha got one run. Cadman
famed. IIollenbcc!S got q single. shotton
slugeed dandy over against the right
field FENCE which scored Holly and nctted
him three. bags, with this lead Omaha
felt encouraged aud went after the game
with lot Of vim. In the third and fourth
II score was made in each session a
recess was taken for two innings and then
another was made.
Eighth IL Funny.
The eighth was the funny period of the
game. King started off with a single to
center and went to second on Kane's out
at first. Gordon singled and stole second
Welch flew out to center field. schipke
hit one to Mcneil, who did a Juggling act,
and Corridor scampered across the plate
like a scared rabbit Schipke stole second.
Cadman knocked popup back of second
and Jones' went after It. After running
around in circles in an endeavor to guess
where the ball would land, Jones muffed it.
schfpke scored and Cadman kept running.
BY the time Jones had ascertained the ex-
act locatlon of the elusive horsehide Cad
man was tearing for third. Jones picked UP
the ball and slammed It a few feet over
McNeills head. Cadman, as soon he
saw the wild throw, never stopped, but set
sail for the plate and landed in plenty of
time, making the circuit without a stop, on
a play r. - should have been an out.
At one ...he 1t appeared as though St.
Joseph might score, but when the danger
was the greatest Holly got his comet ball
to working and saved himself In the sew
enth, which, by the was, is the inning that
st. Joseph has done the most damage in
this series, Clark flew out to King. Cor
han hit a single and went to second when
McNelll duplicated the stunt. Shea hit one
TO Cap Schipke who put Corhan one the
bench Holly wavered for a moment when
Big Chief Johnson doomed up at the plate
and gave him walk. This filled the bases
and Mr.. Powell, who has done consistent
hitting in the series with the Rourkes.
stalked to the plate. Holly got two strikes
and three balls on him and the fans as
sumed a tense attitude. The blonde youth
with the sldewheel flipper sorted out his
collection of foolers and chose another
comet ball, which he shot at the plate.
Powell swung and Hollys comet won, for
all the batter could do was let his bat pass
through the tail. After this little slip Duke
pitched tight ball.
Wednesday the Rourkes will battle with
he Grizzlies for the first time this season
on the home grounds.
The score: