Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-06
UOURKES LOSE; imp MODBED
Putrid Decisions of Kneeland Make
Him Fair Mark.
KING AND ANDERSON FINED
Two Players Laid OFF for HaadinR
Out Parliament 90 Unpopular Of
ficIal-Poor Game Of Rail
H. Presented.

II Presented.
Fifteen hits off Kelley and the able as
sistance OF Umpire Kneeand gave the
champs the third and last game Of the
series by a 10 to 4 score. Kneeland was
the whole show at the game and was
the recipient OF two well delivered blows
on the jaw, two dozen lemons. eggs and
cushions. for rotten decisions, and was
escorted from the grounds by three blue
coats
II all began in the fourth inning. when
Kelley had landed safely on first after a
nit. Anderson came to bat and sent the
ball TO deep center. going all around the
circuit and sliding for the pan. He had
Tossed the platter with half his body when
he was tagged by Miller and kneeland
called him out. Anderson jumped to his
feet and struck the Jump. on the jaw.
Kneeand attempted TO defend himself and
King rushed from the bench and landed
another hook on the same spot
Rushing out on the field the team mates
Of the two enraged men stopped what would
have been a grand battle, King and
Anderson were both sent from the field
and fined $40 with three-day layoff
KneeIand's Work Poor.
Kneeland got in the poor graces OF the
fans on Monday. when he made couple
Of poor decisions His work kept getting
worse during the week and the fans and
Omaha players were getting worked up
TO a fighting point. All through the game
the umpire was jeered at by the fans. but
his decision in the fourth capped the climax
and bedlam broke loose For a while It
looked as IL the bleRcher crowd would
pour out on the field.
In the beginning OF the ninth inning
Kneeland made a poor decision at second
base and showered with two dozen
lemons from the bleachers. Cookies and
eggs also rained down upon him and he
was kept lodging the missiles throughout
the entire last inning. Immediately after
the game he made a rush for the grand
stand and attempted to make his getaway
but he was assaulted with cushions, stale
eggs and the like
One fan. with indignation written all
over his face. rushed up to the handler Of
the Indicator and was about to swing on
him when the police interfered.
Officers escorted Kneeland out of the
stands and into waiting automobile, in
whcih he was conveyed to his hotel. Dur
Ing the disturbance in the grandstand some
one telephoned to police headquarters for
was out Of the way large part Of the
police force was at tine park.
Game Is UninterestInE.
Except for the umpire the game was I'M
interesting. Omaha got ten hits and made
eight errors, while the Champs made
five more hits and only made two errors.
Kelley pitched good ball until the eighth
inning, when five hits and two errors gave
the Champs six runs Had Anderson's run
counted in the fourth inning. the score
would have been tied.
The Rourkes left last night for a trip
around the circuit and will be gone for
eighteen days. the longest trip to be made
by any team during the season. Fifteen
games will be played while away and a
good line on the team will be had by that
time. Denver, St. Joseph, Lincoln, Topeka
and Wichita will be played by the Rourkes
while on the trip.
Sioux City opened the first inning with
four runs Andreas drew a pass and took
third on Kane's wild throw to third and
came home when Agnew threw poorly to
first to catch Stem, who was safe. Hart
man landed safely on first on Kane's error
Both men scored when Neighbors doubled
to right, who also scored on Breen's hit
TO left.
Anderson Hits Hard.
Omaha came back with one run. Ander-
son tripled to the center fence and came
home on Kings hit past Vyscocil In the
second inning Graham singled to right and
scored on Kneaves triple TO center
Kneaves scored on Keeley's hit to center
The Champs opened the second with
Vyscocil hitting safely for one to center
took second on schpke's error and went
TO third on Stems hit past Schipke He
scored on sacrifice fly to Anderson by
Hartman.
In the fourth inning Kelley singled to
right and went home on Andersons hit to
the center field fence for three bases
Anderson beat the ball to the pan, but was
called out by Kneeland.
Sioux City scored in the seventh. WaE.
ner singled to left and took second or
Reilly's grounder to Kane. He scored on
Breen's hit to left. Breen circled the bases
ON Kneaves' error of Mlller's liner.
Champs Garner HIts.
Six runs we're batted in by the Champs
in the eighth. Andreas singled to left and
stole second. but was caught stealing third
Stem singled past third. Hartman tool
first on a fielders choice Neighbour
singled to right and scored with Hartman
on Wagner's triple Wagner scored wher
Schoonover dropped Reillys fly. Reilly
went to second. stole third and scored or
Breen's sacrifice fly TO Durbin. Miller got
hrst on Picks failure to catch his fly and
went to second ON the play. He scored
on Meters hit to left Score:
OMAHA
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