Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-29
oes Dub Des Me Pueblo Loses Two Denver Wins Tigers Drop Couple
HALL SLAUGHTERS HOPEFULS
Rourke's Rejuvenated Youngsters
Wade Into Des Moines, 3 to o.
CAPTURE GAME WITHOUT ERROR
Every Man Plays Like a Veteran
and the Team work Has
Never Been Better.

Pas rejuvenated youngsters tore into
Des Moines yesterday afternoon and came
out OF the battle with Bill Dryers scalp
hanging from Arbogast's belt. Hall did
the slaughtering. and that he did a neat
Job lie shown by the final count, which
stood to o.
Hall was the hero all through the game
and In only one instance was he IN danger.
that being in the seventh inning, when,
after one was dead he passed one, gave
hit and passed another. The next man
up popped up a little one to second With
a man on second and third and two down
Hall settled and struck the next one out.
For six innings he kept the Hopefuls pop
-4ysng little ones all over the infield. and
but three men reached first. In the sew
enth, however. he was found for his first
BIT, which failed to tally The next in
ming MattIck. the big Des Mones center
fielder. got the longest hit of the day. and
likewise the second and last hit for the
Hopefuls. II was a drive across the first
sack for two bases. Hall had the splitter
working and all that could be gotten off
II were bingles and grounders. This fact
IL borne out by the box score. which
credits Kane with eighteen putouts at the
initial sack.
II looked like an entirely different team
which lined up yesterday afternoon Moore
played second like a vet. Niehoff at third
handled five assists without an error.
Kneaves was there with the big mitt and
pretty pegs. and nothing could get by his
territory at short. Arbogast piioted the
team from behind the bat for eight in
fnings and allowed but one man TO get
away. In the seventh inning he was struck
My foul tip on the meat hand, which put
him out Of commission for a few minutes.
Lynch kept up Arbies good work. however,
and made the Deserters hug the sacks.
Thomson made two of the prettiest
catches Of the season, and held his batting
average up with two hits out Of four times
up. The team played so we'll together
under the new arrangement that no errors
were made.
Scanlon, the new shortstop, did not ap-
/pear in the lineup. He, however was in
uniform and put in some stiff practice be-
fore the game He Is a fast man on his
feet and IL his work in a game is equal to
that put up by him in practice, there will
be no kicks registered by the fans.
New Umpire on staff.
new face in the umpire end Of the
game was noted. Morgan is back again
but with him came Knapp a member OF
the umpiring staff Of the defunct Kansas
State league. He held the battery end OF
the work yesterday. while Morgan did the
honors at the bags. Everything went of
lovely and the game ended with no enmity
between the fans and the indicator hand.
lers.
Omaha made the first run of the game
In the second inning. Williams drew 9
walk. Kneaves struck out Arbogast sin
gled to left and Lynch went to third
Arbogast ran over first on his hit and
was caught between the bags. While hi
was working the second and first base
man, Williams beat It across the pan will
the first score, .
In the sixth Kane reached second wher
Graham threw the ball wild to first afte
making perfect stop of Jimmie,
grounder. schoonover followed with hi
to center and Kane scored
Niehoff landed on first safely in tn,
eighth on a clean hit to right. Thomasor
followed with a single to left. Niehof
y went to second. He scored when Kan
Npgied 70 left Score: