Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-18
ROURKES SHUT OUT GRIZZLIES
Play Fast Game Under the New Lead
ership of Arbogast.
RHODES IS IN FINE FETTLE
Monntnineers Are Un-.hie to DO Any
thiaE Mt All with His Renders
-Rourkes Are Fast on
the Bases.

sinarting under the effects Of losing two
games in a row. the Rourkes yesterday
afternoon sailed into the Grizzly pitchers
and yopped the game at the start while
Rhodes. who did the hurting. dished out
goose eggs 70 the mountaineers until the
end. The final score showed the Rourkes
with 10 and Denver o.
Dusty Rhodes was the real article on
the mound yesterday and it was with ap-
parent ease he handed out the fade-aways
and all other styles Of mysterious benders.
The Denver boys walked up to the plate
with q grin on their faces and walked back
with puzzled expression where the smile
had been. SIX OF them fell before Dustys
mighty wing. Even when they did con
meet with the ball it would hardly go out
OF the infield
Not only does Rhodes get credit for
eleven ball playing but every man on the
team, Not an error was made by Rourke
player and IL appeared like a brand new
bunch that fought for the last game Of
the series. ArbOgast, the new manager,
worked his men like a veteran and his
encouragement and head work went TO bat
with players. He was on the job at all
times and stationed himself at the initial
sack and IL was his coaching that sent
the players to second at Just the right
time. As a result thirteen bases we're
stolen by the Rourkes. Forr double steals
were worked successfully and sshoonover
stole home in the seventh inning;
Denver Cannot steal.
But two tries were made by the Grizzlies
TO pilfer second and after both had been
caught by about foui feet they aband-
oned the idea OF ever getting to second in
that manner. Kenworthy started the
game for Denver. but after the second in
ming he was benched and Kinsela sent
out to brind home the bacon and also the
Rourkes' "Ansors,r but he ran into a
snag.
After he had the idea that things were
coming his way. Williams did his usual
ladies' day stunt by pushing the leather
over the left garden realing. 1t was all
that Kinsella could stand and he gave
three hits the next inning and two runs.
No scores we're made in the first. In
the second Niehoff walked. Williams ad-
vanced him a notch with a single to left
Kneaves flew out and then Lynch brought
the two men in with a double to left.
Rhodes drew a pass and Pick hammered
out pair of bags. bringing in Lynch and
Rhodes.
williams Hits n Home Ran.
In the fourth Williams clouted a home
run over left field fence. The next round
Thomson reached first on Ksnes out at
second. He stole second and scored on
SchSoney's triple to left. Schooney
romped across the pan on Niehoffs in
field hit Thonason led off in the seventh
with q double 10 left. Schooney got to
first. when Kinsella. tried but failed to
get Tommie at second. Both men were
sacrificed one bag by Niehoff. Williams
walked and Thomason scored when Will
Hams was thrown out at second on
Kneaves srodnder A double steal by
schoonover and Kneaves scored schooney.
In the eighth inning Kane got to nrss ca
an error by Coffey, stole second and then
third and scored on Thomason's single to
right. Score