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Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
LINCOLN RALLIES IN EIGHTH
Rourkes Lose Game Near Finish After
Having it Won.
NUMEROUS HITS AND ERRORS
Kelley, After Banking AntelOpes for
Several Innings, Allows Several
Hits and IL Relieved By
Fentress.

LINCOLN. May s.-Cspecial Tesgram)-
A sensational eighth-inning batting rally
gave Lincoln six runs and the game Tues
day over Omaha after the Rourkes had APP
parently stored II away. Up until the
eighth Kelley was practically unhittable,
while Omaha had scored four runs on a
combination of hits and numerous errors
by the Lincoln team. In the eighth Ungiaub
opened with a two-base swat, Cole was
safe on an error OF Schlpke's, Cobb hit for
two bases, scoring two. Cockman hunted
and was safe on a wild throw. Mccormick
walked and Thomas singled. scoring Cobb
and Cockman. schipke yanked Kelley.
Fentress going IN. Stratton advanced the
runners with a pretty sacrifice and both
scored, when Fox secured his fourth hit
IN four times up. Fox was caught trying
10 reach second. Gagnier was out, Graham
TO Kane.
Fox pitched pretty ball and held Omaha
safely at all times, except In the second.
when Kane opened with a(single, SchDke
advanced him a base on a bunt and
Graham was caught at second in attempt
ing to take second on the throw to the
plate
In the third five errors and two hits
netted Omaha three runs Keely and Fox
reaching first on errors off Cole and Fox.
King forced Keely at third, but Kane
singled and King scored. Pickering and
Kane worked the double steal. Kane
scored on a single by Schipke, who was
caught at second There was nothing
doing for Omaha again until in the ninth.
when King drew base on balls, but was
out at second on schipke's grounder to
0agnior Graham singled, but schoonover
could not hit
Summary:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

-, Totals.s.,..N ~
.Dooin out, hit by batted bali
"Batted for Rowan In the third
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
FIELD CLUB COURTS LAID OUT
Engineers Place stakes at Corners
which Are to BE official
All Summer

In preparation for the all summer siege
Of tennis which the courts OF the Omaha
Field club are 10 undergo starting at the
club opening next Saturday. ciul engineers
went over the tennis grounds Of the club
Tuesday afternoon, and reset all lines
Stakes were placed at each corner where
the white lines will have TO be drawn ali
summer and the lines drawn Tuesday wifi
stand. bis supply Of marking lime will
go to the club wednesday In readiness for
renewing the Wilderness Of the court boun-
daries each day. MuensterferinS and Nc
Connei. civil engineers. belonging to the
club, did the Job OF measuring the courts
for the season.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
VAN LlEREN WIPES OUT FAMILY
Michigan Farmer Kills Wife, Two
Children and Then Him.
self.

CADILLAC, Mich, May s-An entire
family was wiped out today near Luther,
Mich, when Casey Van Lieren, a farmer,
shot and killed his wife. his two children
and himself
Van IAeren and his wife had been sep
arated five weekA Yesterday. accompanied
by his son, Lloyd. II years old, Van Leren
met his wife with his b-year-old daughter,
Thelma, on the public highway. Van Lieren
and his wife Quarreled and the shooting fol-
lowed.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Dragged at End
of Lariat by Rebel Band

MENICo CITY, May s.-Dragged through
the streets Of Metepec, Puebls, at the end
Ot lariat tied to the saddle horn OF an
insurrecto' Faustino Diaz Caneja, a Span
lard escaped death Saturday by the merest
ohance. Rlsking his life, workman In tho
employment OF Caneja ran forward before
band OF rebels and cut the llariat. The
Injured man was taken to Puebla for treat
ment' the news of the incident reaching
here today
Caneja is the manager of a textile mill
at Metepec. Eearly In the afternoon about
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

100 rebels appeared at the mill and de-
manded money He gave them $500, all there
was in the safe The insurgents rode on
but later another band attempted TO nego-
tiate a forced loan. Angered at his reply
that there was no money. they tied, Caneia
at the end of a lariat and started TO drag
him
Following the cutting Of the rope a small
force of rurales arrived and engaged the
rebels. II was a short fight and the federals
were victorious. Sixteen OF the rurales and
workmen at the mills were killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
ates Run Over Pe Tigers Blank Hghanders Anteopes Beat Roe

only li6 Of these refused ana there were
2l3 permissions 60 remsrry granted.
Coal Rntc Case Postponed.
In Judge McPhersons court today Il
was decided that the coal rate case in
which the railroad commissioners were en-
Joined from putting into force a low rate
on coal should practically remain untred
until after the United states supreme
court has passed on the merits Of the de-
csion Of Judge sanhorn Of ST. Paul II
is felt here that it would be useless to try
the case in Iowa II the Sanborn decision
is to stand and the state commissioner be
denied the right to fix rates that even in
directly affect Interstate commerce rates.
Two Pardons Granted.
Governor Il. f. Carroll this morning put
his signature TO a pardon, releasing II. S.
Cohen. a negro, form the county Jail.
Cohen was convicted a short time ago on
charge OF practicing medicine by false
pretenses and later pleaded guilty to sell
ing mortgsged property. The governor
also pardoned p, Warren, who was con
victed In the district court on charge
Of stealing poultry.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Kansas SO southern EIecta.

KANSAS CITY May 9.--Samuel McRob-
erts, vice president OF the National City
bank, New York; e F. Swiney, president
OF the First National bank. Kansas City,
Mo, and Arthur Turnbull. New York, wer,
elected directors OF the Kansas City South
ern Railway company at the annual cleo
ton OF directors held her today. They sue
eeeded George Craig, Port Arthur. Tex
Adolphus Busch, ST. Louis and ID. @
Boissevain, New York respectively. The
other twelve directors Of the road were
reelected.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Captain Nee seIectias a Team.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb. May s.-CAp-
tain Nsa Of the Nebraska city Mink league
team. has released all OF the players save
nineteen, out Of the thirty-five men who
were here being given Try out He viii
have another batch hare this week and
win select his team from these and the
ones who are working out. He expects 10
have a strong team when he gets the weak
ones weedSd out.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

sBatted for Tyler In the eighth.
sBatted for Brown in the ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
WARDS SUIT is IN COURT
OoAtsaAs that When Candidate for
League President, He was
slaadered.

NEW York, May a-The 5000 suit for
Islander, brought by John NJ. Ward. former
ly bail player, against Ban johnson,
president Of the American league. came to
trial today before Judge Hand IN the fed
eral court Ward alleges that In 1SJo,
when he was q candidate for the prosi-
denoy OF the National league johnson
made derogatory remarks about him.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

only li6 Of these refused and there were
2l3 permissions 60 remsrry granted.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
SINGERS PLAN ENTERTAINMENT
These who Participated I'm Recent
saenEerfest Win BE HOnOFed
wednesday HVsuinR

The Omaha sasnserfsst association will
give an entertainment at the German home
Wednesday evening in honor OF the mem
bers Of the Saengerfest chorus, to celo-
brate the success Of its recent musical fes-
tivaL A report Of the festival will be
made BY the association and its future
plans discussed. A pretty program has
been arranged and an interesting evening
may be assured.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Low Priee Dor Vote.

PORTSMOUTH. May s-Fourteen Ia
borers residents OF this city who were
charged with selling their votes at from
g. 10 g each, were disfranchised for five
years by Judge Blair today.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Workbench MEET AT WATERLOO
state Convention of Ancient Order
Opens with Large Attendance.

WATERLOO, Ia, May s.-(speciai Tele-
gram)-The thirty-second annual convention
OF the Iowa grand lodge, Ancient order OF
United Workmen opened last evening with
a grand parade over 1000 delegates ar,
already here. Lodges from Sioux City
Cedar Rapids. ottumwa, Burlington and
Cedar Falls exsmplified degree work this
evening, Special memorial services were
held in Cedar Falls this afternoon at the
grave OF Major w. r. Graham. for years
grand master workman. 1he Degree OF
Honor. the auxiliary order. opens its con-
vention Tuesday morning. Several hun
dred delegates are In attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
WICHITA

TWo-base hits-Reily, Schmid, Berger,
Shaw, Hughes. Three-base hits-Zwilling,
Middleton. Home runs-Koerner, Schmidt.
Bases on bells-Off Hanifan, L. off NAL
chan, 9; Durham, 4. Struck out-By NAL
chan, 2; by Durham, l. Hit by pitcher
Borton. Koerner, q Double piays-Mal-
chan to Borton; Meinke to Bortoh; Berger
to Hughes to oKerner Wild pltch-Mal-
chan Time-1:45. Umpire-Clafke.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
IOWA MARRIAGE STATISTICS
One Separation is Sought for Each
Seven Licenses Granted.
COAL RATE CASE POSTPONED
After Supreme Court Passes on
Judge sanborn's Recent
Decision.
dFrom a STAFF Correspondent.

DIES MONIES. Ia. May e.-(speclal Tel
egram)-The secretary Of state today gave
out results Of compilation Of statistics re-
garding marriage and divorce in Iowa
which show that last year there was one
divorce sought for each seven marriage
licenses. The number Of marriage licenses
Issued was 2,SSs and the number Of d.
vorces asked for was s,22s. There were
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
BROOKLYN,

49,, Totals,....8 3 ~ 3
sBatted for Stark in the eighth.
eRan for Bergen in the eighth
Batted for Rucker in the eighth.
Ran for Erwin in the eighth.
81. Louis .....".....0 900 100 o.
Left on bases: st. Louis, Ii; Brooklyn. L
Two-base hit: Rucker. Home run: Bresna-
han. Sacrifice fly: Konetchy Sacrifice
hits. Mowrey oakes, Wheat Bases on err
base: Coulsop. Base on balls: Off Rucker
q off Ryan, T. off Harmon, 4. Struck out
by Rucker Z; by Harmon g. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Rucker, Harmon. Hits: Off
Rucker, in eight innings. Empires: Klein
and Doyle. Time: 152
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Permits to snsoks are new Ssins issued.
See your dealer.
Cireult Of Aero CIuh.

DAYTON. O., Nay AT a meeting OF
sero club officials here last night. a circuit
for holding aviation meetings vas prac-
ucalh formed Chicago, Kansas city, In
diAnapohs and ST. Louis constitute the CIR
cult az the start
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
PIRATES DEFEAT THE PHILLIES
Visitors Drive Rowan Off Rubber in
Third Inning.
FINAL SCORE IS EIGHT TO ONE


PHILADELPHIA May 9. - Pittsburg
opened its eastern campaign today by
easily defeating the home team. s to l. The
visitors drove Rowan off the rubber IN
the third inning when they made five hits
Including a double by Leach. triples by
Wagner and Miller, and home run by
Wilson. Chalmers was also hit hard. Pitts
burg's twelve hits being for total OF
twenty-seven bases. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

-batted Tor Herscne In NINTH
Stolen base: Lindsay Coffee. Home run;
Cassidy. Sacrifice hits: Lindsay, Gilmore.
Struck out: BY Haserman. s; by Hersche,
9. Bases on balls: or Hagerman, /, off
Hersche, l. Double play: Lloyd to Coffey
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
SIOUX CITY.

Hopke. Crompton sacrifice hits: Hafford.
Andreas, WEIGH, Wagner. Reilly stolen
bases: Rickert. Crompton. Double play
Hopke to Moore TO Whitney. Bases on
balls; Off Buchanan, 81 off Barber,
Struck OUT BY Buchanan, 8; by Barber, 8
Umpire: Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
oreiRhton stuaents MA.

. Tho seniors OF Creighton college took
up sidss Cor 9 base ball game in which Il
b. Days team was defeated by Conneli'n
man by a scorS Of II 10 Rubs Friman
posing pitcher, allowed only six hits. Don
nelly was a star AT catching and Reading
a. ease running The score ~ tnntagss
psS A' ....: ...........S s;itti -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Standing Of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE.
NATL LEAGUE.
r. ASSN.
AMER LEAGUE.
YeAterday's Results

hesterdRy's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
omaha, 4. Lincoln, g.
Des Moines, o.; Denver, T.
-. Joseph, 3; Wichita H.
Sioux City, Q; Topeka, @
NATIONAL LEAGUE
cincinnati, g. Boston, g.
81. Louis, 2; Brooklyn, O.
ChicaBo, g. New York, s.
P1ttsburB, 8; Philadelphia l.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York, o; Detroit TO-
Boston, 8; Cleveland, T.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
columbus. 8; Minneapolis, l.
Toledo, 10; Louisville, IL
Kansas City, 5; Minneapolis, g.
Milwaukee, 2; St. Paul. 1.
Games Today.
Western League-Omaha at Lincoln. Des
MONIES at Denver, st. Joseph at Wichita,
sioux City at Topeka.
National League-C1ncinnati at Boston.
81 Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at New,
ork, P1ttsburg at Philadelphia
American League-WashinRton at Chi
cago, Philadelphia at st. Louis, New York
at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland
American observation-disclosures at In
Toledo at Louisville Kansas
city at Minneapolis, Milwaukee at st. Paul.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

CLEVELAND, o., May s.-charles Smith,
pitcher Of the Boston American league
team. was released to the Newark, N. j.,
team of the Eastern league, today.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Brown and Grupn No.

ST. JOSEPH, NO, May s.-"Knockout''
Brown Of Chicago and Billy Grupp OF ST.
Louis, middleweights, will go fifteen rounds
here tonight before the Business Mems
Athletic club.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
STRIKE sitaation Unchnnr.d.

P1rTsBuRG, May s-Confersnees be-
tween officials az the Pennsyivania raIlroad
and representatives OF the striking shop
men continued today In an effort 20 reach
a settlement There was practically no
change In the strike situation
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
SIOUX CITY WINS IN SEVENTH

TomasOn's Home Run Inside Fence IL
the Feature.
TOPEKA, May 9.-Sioux City scored all
Its runs in the seventh on a base on balls,
sacrifice and three singles. The feature
was Tomason's home run inside the fence.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Reds Capture Doves,

BOSTON, May s--Cincinnau won it's first
game of the season with Boston today, 6
to 8. The visitors won In the first in
ming. when Beck. the former Boston player,
drove one Of Tylers easy ones over the
right field fence, scoring four runs. Bos-
toms rally in the ninth came too late
gcore.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
eRIzzLIDs SHUT OUT CHAMPIONS

Denver Takes Game by score of Seven
TO Nothing.
DENVER, May 9.-Denver shut out Des
Moines today, Hagerman pitching well and
getting good support. Denver batted
Hersche hard toward the end Of the game
Score
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
or ooHAH STEAMSHIPS.

By BOak1svsrs' rltls Catalogns Of B.oOs
titles and solve puzzle pictures in Book
lSEeEs' contest y cent?; BY mall. 70 Oants
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Matthewson Outpitches Brown.

summary-Two base hits Chute Murray,
Myers; three base thts, Schultz. ]. Doyle,
struck out, by Brown 3, by Mathewson 4
Time; 1;40 Umpires: Brennan and ODay.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

was Den Pool, Threet. Ala, when dragged
over a gravel roadway but Buoklen's Ar
Mica salve cured him. 2c. For sale by
Bsaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

DUBUQUE. Ia. May s-The Dubuoue
base ball club today sold Catcher Louis
Harris to Green Bay, OF the Illinois Wis
consin league
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
TIGERS SCOOP HIGHLANDERS
Detroit Captures First Game of Series
with New York.
WARRIOR EASY FROM THE START
Final Score IL Ten to Nothing
Works Allows But Three Scat
tered Hits-HOme Runs
Score Five Runs.
WARHOP EASY FROM THE START

DETROIT, May 9.-Detroit captured the
first game Of the series with New York
today, 10 to o. Warhop was easy from the
start while Works allowed three scattered
hits Home runs by Stanage and Crawford
scored five runs. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
a TntnI Feline

OF the function Of stomach, liver. kidneys
and bowels IL quickly disposed OF with
Electric Bitters 5Oc. For sale by Beaton
Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Base BaIl Men Ar. Tradea.

port base ball club today traded Lefty
Humea pitcher, 70 Rock Island for Zeke
Erwin, utility man Both were Blooming
ton players secured IN tbs draWinE q
Chicago AandAEL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Cardinals Blank BrookIyn.

BROOKLYN, May 9.-Playing in the rain
Harmon had the better Of Rucker today
and st. Louis shut out Brooklyn In a pitch
ers' battle, to 0. Manager Dahlen tried
hard to win in the eighth, sending in sub
shtute batter and runners, but failed. He
used seventeen men. A home run drive by
Bresnahan was the feature. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
I'm Qpe SHOW WorId !

who processes his love for her The cli-
mactic scene Of the play is where the child
of the mismated couple has Just died, the
mother and sister of the husband are
kneeling in prayer, the doctor is gathering
up his belongings, and the priest is saying
the prayer for the passing soul OF the lit
tie one, when the door opens and the be-
sotted father is led in by two companionBrC
almost as far gone as he. The dialogue
is crisp and gains force by many sparkling
epigrams. The Lieblers have gathered a
strong cast around Miss Gertrude Elliott
for the play. which will have its New York
production next fall
A reader of The Bee says that the Theo-
dore Thomas orchestra, which comes to tho
Auditorium Hay Is and l6 and gives
series OF three concerts in conjunction
with the Mendelssohn choir of Omaha
certainly ought to play we'll, for he finds
in the orchestra membersnip the names
Of Wagner and Schubert, while members
of church choirs of years agone, who sang
Baumbach's anthems. will be pleased to
see his names among those who make up
this world-famous organization.
Know all men by these presents: An
egregious error has gone abroad anent
Bunice Burnham and Charlotte Greenwood,
who are cavorting at the Orpheum this
week for the dedication OF the populacet'
Be It known that the girl with the ong-
bong-pwong is Miss Burnham and the
lsssie who kicks up the dust with her
tootsies is Miss Greenwood. They get their
mail and saccharine salutations mixed up
every day At any rate, Miss Greenwood
is one Of the best laugh-provokers who
has Travelled this way for many a fort
night In theatrical parlance they "clean
up at each and every performance, which
helps some with the booking agents and
the managers Off the stage Miss Green
wood is the most demure miss one could
meet this side OF Battle Creek Mich.
Originally she was a milk maid In Jersey
City. N. j., where she became imbued
with the idea that her place was on thsF
stage. Her obese companion is also OF a
retiring disposition, rarerly raising heFN
eyes, unless It be to recognize her salary
on Saturday evening But for heavngs
sake get my name Greenwood" the at
tenuated one remarked yesterday as she
raised goose liver sandwich TO her fair
lips.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

THE Merry Widow will be presented at
a matinee at the Brandeis this afternoon
The engagement closes this evening.
George Murray .debonnair, urbane, grac-
ious and affable and several other things
which need not here be catalogued is
expected to reach this dot on the map to-
day. Not that any especial novelty resides
In Mr.. Murray's coming, for he frequently
travels this way as pilot OF some one or
another OF the great attractions sent out
from the east, to appear at the provincial
theaters. He has often been here before,
and Is always welcome, but this time his
visit smacks of importance. for he is the
custodian Of a great secret. Mr. Murray is
coming to complete arrangements for the
appearance Of Sara Bernhard at the Bran
deis and will tell what the divine one in
tends to play on that occasion.
When Manager E. L. Johnson returned
from Chicago he had a smile on his face
that resembled nothing more than sunrise
on a summer morn. and for the reason gave
his satisfaction with the appearance of the
company he has engaged to support Lloyd
Ingraham at the Gayety for the stock sea-
son that opens here on the 21st. Mr.. John
son says IL they act as good as they look,
they'll make a new record here.
Joseph Medlll Pattersons newest play,
Rebellion" which was produced at Kan
sas City last Thursday for a tryout. is
pronounced by Mr.. Latchaw OF the Star to
be daring treatment of the divorce topic,
with the Catholic church brought In for
some frank discussion and criticism. The
play will either be tremendous success
or a fiat and sudden failure says Mr.
Latchaw in summing up his verdict. 1t
treats Of the situation OF a woman who Is
welded TO dipsomaniac. She falters I'M
der his abuse and leaves him, but is in
duced 10 return by her priest. who shows
her her duty is by her husbands side.
Again he abuses her. and finally she rises
in rebellion, and seeks in divorce the means
whereby she may mate with the protestant
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

'Batted for Brown in the ninth.
S SostGn ati.::::::::::::.::...SSSS e
Two-base hits: Bescher, Downsy. Three
base hit: ]. Clarke. Home runs. Beck
Sweeney. Hits; OFF Tyler, 8 in eight In
ninss; off Brown, l in one inning sacri-
ice hits; Hoblitzel. Ksefe. Stolen base:
Egan. Left on bases, Boston, g. Cincin-
natl, s. Bases on balls: Off Tyler, q off
keete 2 Struck out: BY Tyler 1; by
Keefe, 2. Time: 1:47. Umpires tombstone
and Eason.
MatthewSon Outpitchea Brown.
NEW YORK, May s-Mathewson out
pitched Brown and received better support,
New York winning. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
OMAHA.

Lincoln .............O o o o o o 6 "-8
Omaha ..............O 3 o o o 90 o.
Two-base hits: Unglaub. Cobb, Fox, KING.
Runs: Cobb (2), Thomas Oso4.. o CTS q
Stolen base Fox. Sacrifice hits: Stratton
Pickering, Kane, schipke. Double play:
Cobb to stratton. Left on bases: Lincoln,
u Omaha 4. Struck out: BY Fox, s; by
Kelley, l. Bases on balls OFF Fox, /; off
Kelley, B. Hits; Off Kelley, 10 in seven
innings off Fentress, in one inning. Hit
by pitched ball: BY Fox, /. Time: 10.
Umpire: Kneeland.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
NEW YORK

New gStAi' Yor 10 cT'SAl: % !. 9 y
Left on bases: New York. q: Detroit
r. Two-base hits: Cobb, Crawford, Nor,
iaIity; Home runs! Stanage. Crawford.
struck out: By WARRIOR, 1. Passed ball |:
Stanage. Bases on balls: Off Works. 8:
OFF WARRIOR. 3. Time: 140 Umpires;
Connolly and Egan.
Boston Beats Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. o.. May 9-Boston today
made its first appearance here this year
and defeated Cleveland, s to 4. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

-uAeNSAPha 'sssssss VI
IWo-base hits: Leach, Clarke Gibson,
Paskert. Three-base hits: Wagner (2),
Miller. Home runs: Wilson, Miller. Hits
On Rowan, In three innings; off Chal-
mers, in six innings. Stolen base: Ma
gee. Double plays: Miller to Wagner to
Hunter, Miller and Gibson. Left on bases
Plttsburg, o. Philadelphia, 3. Base on balls
OH Adams, /; off Rowan /; off Chalmers
!, Bases on errors; Pittsburg, l.; Phila-
delphta, 1. Struck out: BY Adams, 8; by
rowan, q by Chalmers. 2. Time. 1855. UNI
pires. Ffnneran and Rigiar
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

Attractions in Omaha.
The Merry Widow" at the Brandeis.
Lena Rivers" at the Boyd.
Vaudeville at the Orpheum.
BurlesQue at the Gayety
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

BOSTON
CLEVELAND

1outIEu TOT Ldnu IN the ninth.
sBatted for Smith In the ninth
sBatted for Mitchell In the ninth.
TWo-base hit; Smith. Home r;.n
Griggs. Base on balls: Off West, 1; off
Mitchell, l; off Karger, L. Struck out:
BY West. 1; by Mitchell, 2; by Karger. &
Time: LES: Umpires Evans and Mullen.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

by pitched ball: Dwyer. Gilmore Left on
bases: Denver, s; Des Moines, g. Time
1880. Umpire: Shoemaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

The Merry Widow will be presented at
matinee at the Brandsis this afternoon.
The engagement closes this evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
JOBBERs HIT HGNIFAN HARl

wichita Players Make Five Costly
Errors Daring Game.
WICHITA, Kan, May 9.-rhe Jobbers
swung at will on Hanlfan and Malchau
here today and had no difficulty in win
ming. The visitors made five errors. each
Of which was costly. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Pitcher smith ReIeaaed.

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