Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

The base ball schedule for the Omaha
Church and Sunday School league has been
prepared for the season Of 1906, with a fun
quota of games for all the teams. The
teams composing the league are Walnut
Hil Methodist Episcopal, Lowe Avenue
Presbyterian, CASTELAR, Street Presbyterian,
Central United Presbyterian, olivette Bap-
list, st. Marys Avenue Congregational,
Westminster Presbyterian, Seward Street
Methodist Episcopal, Clifton Hill Presby-
terrain and the First Methodist Episcopal.
A round Of games was scheduled for yes
terday. Lowe avenue to meet the CASTELAR,
street, Central United to meet olvette
Baptist, st. Mary's to meet the westmin-
ster, Seward street to meet Clifton Hill
and the First Methodist Episcopal to meet
the Walnut Hill Methodist Episcopal. The
schedule for the balance Of the season is:
May 26-Clifton Hill meets Walnut Hill
Methodist Episcopal, Lowe Avenue Pres
terrain oIivette Baptist meets Westminster
| Presbyterian, st, Mary's meets Seward
Street Methodist Episcopal, CASTELAR, meets
First Methodist Episcopal.
! June 2-First Methodist Episcopal meets
| Lowe Avenue Presbyterian, CASTELAR, meets
! OIvette Baptist, Central United meets St.
ster meets Clifton Hill presbyterian, sew
| ard Street Methodist EpiscIpsl meets Wal
| nut Hill Methodist Episcopal
| June 9-Walnut Hill Methodist Episcopal
plays Central United Seward Street
Methodist Episcopal plays First Methodist
Episcopal Westminster PEssbytsTian plays
Avenue plays CASTELAR, Street Presbyterian,
oliyette Baptist plays Clifton Hill Presby-
| terrain.
June l6-CastelIar Street Presbyterian
plays Walnut HIN Methodist Episcopal,
Lowe Avenue Presbyterian plays Seward
plays Westminster PTesbyterian' Clifton
tional, first Methodist Episcopal plays
June 2S-Lows Avenue Presbyterian
plays Clifton Hill Presbyterian, Westmin-
ster PresbyteTian plays Castelar, Street
ard Street Methodist Episcopal, Central
United plays First Methodist Episcopal
g. Marys Avenue plays Walnut Hill
June O-oiivette baptist plays Lowe Ave
nue. Presbyterian, Walnut Hill Methodist
Seward Street Methodist Episcopal plays
CASTELAR, Street Presbyterian, Clifton Hill
Presbyterian plays Central United PTsssg
Mary's Avenue Congregational.
July 7-st. Mary's Avenue CONGREGATIONS
plays Lowe Avenue Presbyterian, Walnut
Baptist, Westminster Presbyterian plays
First Methodist Episcopal. Central United
dist Episcopal, Castelar, Street Presbyter
ian plays Clifton HIN Presbyterian;
July i4-Walnut Hill Methodist Episoopa
plays Lowe Avenue Presbyterian CASTELAR,
Street Presbyterian plays Central UniteC
| Presbyterian, Oliyette Baptist plays ~
Mary's Avenue Congregational Westmin
ster Presbyterian plays Seward stree
Methodist Episcopal clifton HIN Presby
terrain plays First Methodist Episcopal
The league is in need of good umpiFes fo
these games. umpires who will be Willing
) TO donate their services and who are com
petent and know the game need only apply
For any information concerning thes
games telephone A. W, Miller, Hsrne!
! s4O6. The games in the above sehedu
: will be played on the grounds OF the team
given first in the schedule in each in
; stance An effort viii be made 10 main
; tain this schedule all through the seasol
] and later to take other fOrms Of athletics
e A meeting OF the secretaries Of the Hors
: Show association Of St. Louis. Ksnsa
> City, Louisville ST. Paul Minneapolis. Chi
D oago and Omaha has been called for Chi
cage, May Is at the Auditorium Anne1
The principle object OF the meeting is t
adopt standard prize list and TO take u
matters OF general interest to the wester
circuit With the arrangements as the
now exist Omaha Is assured OF a gran
horse show this fall. A new manager c
experience has been appointed and lie a.
ready at work planning for next year. TIL
directors Of the show have It always
mind and on trips away from home AZ
always figuring on some new scheme an
working with the big exhibitors to brin
them 20 Omaha. The directors have IN
promises OF some OF the best In the eountr
and with these Omaha will have a sho'
which will far eclipse the former effort.
which have been successful beyond all sS
! peotation. The directors are announcing n
names, but IL is understood that Alfre
Vanderbilt has slgnihed his wish 70 sho,
his horses az Omaha, and others with Jus
as good stables have also announced then
selves In the same maner. II one-han q
these, who have 90 declared themselves
show up Omaha viii have a show that Is
oorker, This riding school has done cor
siderable to add 70 the liat Of horsewoms
IN the city and double the number Of thes