Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-27
PUEBLO COMES BACK STRONG
By z to 5 Score Does Pas Warriors
Out of a Game.
UMPIRE MORGAN HELPS SOM
Gets a shower of Cushion sand Few
Lemons while Being Escorted
from the Field by Two Pro-
tectinE Policemen.

Isbelrs Pueblo Orphans came back too
strong for Robinson in the sixth frame
yesterdays game which Omaha had
tucked away and batted him out OF the
box for Your runs, which overcame the
Rourke lead of three runs, and took the
game by to 5 score.
Umpire Morgan did his share towards
handing the game to Pueblo by giving some
very putrid decisions against the Rourkes
In both cases II was at first and had the
man been called safe the score might have
been Of a different result. The decisions
OF Morgan were such that he was almost
mobbed after the game and was the re-
cipient of several we'll hurled cushions and
lemons. and had to be assorted from the
grounds by two buecoats. In every case
where Morgans decisions were off color
he called the man out before the play had
been made. In one instance Perry made a
baIk which was seen by every fan and
player in the park. but the Jump never saw
It for some unknown reason, although he
was looking at the pitcher at the time.
Several changes were made in the Rourke
lineup Williams was out of the game on
account of a bad ankle which he wrenched
in the Sunday game. Pick. although not
free from the hospital list was showed
in the game at third and Schipke took the
left field position, while Schoonover was
sent to the right field position. The COM
bination worked good and the Rourkes
played a clever game despite the lr-
regularity in the lineup.
Robinson starts out Well.
Robinson pitched a good game until the
sixth inning when Pueblo landed on him
hard. He was sent to the bench In that
inning and Lott sent to the rescue and
held the Orphans to three hits and one
run for the remainder Of the game. Jack
son started the game for the visitors, but
was benohed in favor of Perry in the fourth
frame Perry put up a classy article Of
ball and kept the Rourkes down with four
hits and no runs for six innings
The Rourkes gathered four runs in the
second inning and one in the third by
heavy hitting and clever base running
They were three runs TO the good when
Pueblo opened up the fireworks in the
sixth frame.
Middleton opened the game for Pueblo
by getting a single TO center but was
caught at second. eBlden singled TO left
and stole second. He scored on Hughes
hit to right
Omaha did nothing in it's half OF the
first but in the second King started off
with a single to center. Niehoff followed
with a like one to the infieid. Kneaves
sacrificed both a base. Arbogast doubled
to left and King and Niehoff raced across
the pan Robinson then singled to right
and Arbogast took third. Pick tripied TO
right and sent two men In. In the next
frame Niehoff walked. stole second and
scored ON Kneaves' double to left Kneaves
died on second. 81
In the fifth Clemens singled to center
for Pueblo. went to second on Perry Saut
to first Middleton singled to the intield
and Clemens took third. and scored when
Middleton was caught stealing.
Koerner opened the sixth with a single
to center and stole second. Hughes flew
out to first and Davis landed safely op
Kneaves error. Schmid smashed the ban
to the right field fence for three bags and
scored both Koerner and Davis. Clemens
followed with a single and Schmid scored.
Perrybeat out bunt and Clemens landed
safely on second Middleton then sent a
single to right and Clemens brought in the
fourth and last run OF the inning In the
ninth Belden walked. stole second, and
scored on Hughes hit TO right Score: