Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-09
KELLEY AND LOTT PITCHERS
Hold the Husky Beaneaters Well in
Hand All Through.
OMAHA MAKES THIRTEEN HITS
Pas Colts Land on the Ball at the
Right Time to Win.
ANOTHER GAME FOR TODAY


Batting like fiends Pa Rourke's bunch
Of Colts hammered their way into the
long end Of TO score against the
Boston Red sox No. 2 yesterday after
noon. Thirteen hits we're secured off the
Beaneaters' pitchers and distributed
among every member OF the RourSes with
the exception OF Anderson and Lott
Although four errors we're recorded
against each team the game was fast
and exciting. The chilly wind blowing
into the stands kept the fans busy yell
ing IN order TO keep warm. Ceilings
started the game for Boston and after
pitching five innings and giving out ten
hits he was retired in favor OF Pape, who
was hammered for three hits in the re-
naming two innings
Kelley was on the mound for Omaha
and put up a good article Of pitching.
lie allowed but three hits in six Innings
and passed not man Lotz finished the
game and his work was a great improve
ment over that of last Sunday. One hit
was made off OF him
A remarkable change was noted in the
playing OF the Rourke team over that
Of the last few games. The men worked
together and played the hit and run game
for all there was in It, Not an error was
recorded against the outfield.
The Boston team started out with a
rush Thoney sent a liner to Kane, who
booted II. allowing Boston an opportunity
20 make it's first an only run. Meyers
followed with a sacrifice, advancing
Thoney TO second. Nebinger famed the
air for three. Riggert went to first on
Kneayes' error Of his easy grounder,
Thoney advancing TO third and coming
home on Agnew's wild throw to second.
Anderson Walks.
Omaha opened with Anderson drawing
a pass TO first and being sacrificed to
second by schoonover King grounded
out to Collins, Anderson going to third
and coming home on Kane's hit to left.
schoonover was caught at the plate when
he tried 70 come In on the same hit.
schipke grounded out TO Nebinger.
Omaha scored again in the third inn
sing when Nebinger failed TO handle
schoonover's grounder. The latter took
second on Kane's hit to center and rhe
two men crossed the pan when schiplSe
clouted the ball to the right field fence
for three bags.
Kneaves started the fourth inning with
a hit to left field and advanced on Az
nevis sacrifice. taking third on Kelley
hit past first. Kelley stole second and
both men crossed the plate when schoon-
over hammered out a two-bagger.
In the fifth inning schipke attempted
60 steal home, but was caught as he was
sliding. with the bases full in the eighth
inning and one down Il looked as II
Omaha would gather another run or two
but PRpe settled down
Meyers. playing first base for the Red
sox made a hit with the fans by his
brilliant playing. Twice he electrified
the audience by pulling down a couple
OF tail ones Priepke. playing second
base. played IN hard luck, having at least
twelve chances and slipping up on three
of them
The second and last game with the
Red sox will be played this Afternoon
and in order that the Boston team mag
he able TO catch their train the game will
be called at 3 o'clock. Tickets for thu
opening game with Des Moines will b,
placed on sale Monday