Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16

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the success Of the league. They are
Dineer Reed. Dad 5untlngton. shelden.
Weber. Bengele, Tracy. oerde and Frush.
The players are:
Cudahyn--H ID. Reed, captain: Grifflhts,
Williams. Conrad. a. G. Reed and hey-
Meta BrOs.--Huntinston. captain; Don
man, Potter, zarp, .Brunke and wigman.
Ditta Athletics Sheldon. captain; Cbate-
Iaiu Mckeivsy Franehsrd. Catherwood,
storS Blue RIbbons-weber captain;
Fritscher, Cochran, Hartley and A1derson
Krug Parks-BengeIe, captain. French,
clay, johnson ana kimmerTnan.
Forseutt, Mocasue, Wsity and MsgiIi:
Chandler. Jones, Hughes. Meals and Kip
linger
S.d S s SsPt nsa., rot'rns
Schedule FOR first week:
Mcnday-Storz Blues against Metz Bros.
TTSSsseaascopdebbyi asain ss,n KI Hamtons
Friday-onimods against Distz Athletics.
The opening Of the Commercial Bowling
league IL set for September "a, week
later than the older league. and. while
the personnel OF all the teams IL not COM
plete, Il IL determined there will be a ten
team league. The Life MAltA last years
champions and captained by Phil. Walenz.
expects to duplicate last years performances
with this years team. as he has the same
lineup as he had last year. His team was
Lehman. Stapenhurst. sutton, Nelson and
McKelvey. The letter Gold Tops viii also
be as strong as last year. with White.
Molyneaux, Folly, Primeau. Grotte Ind
o'Ccnner. The weak spots on the Falstan
team have also been strengthened and
Captain Jay says he will make things hum
with the following players: Berger. Bese-
| lin, Klouek. Hunter. Layinge and Read.
Captain Sam Collins says he will be right
| In the swim with a much stronger Armour
team. and Charley Blacks Black kats,
captained by Ravens. will attempt TO
scratch down more pins than any other
team in the league. The Omaha Bicycle
company team, captained by sam Bord
will also make a try for front honors.
r. e. Patterson and his lieutenant Rice,
think they have a surprise In store with
their new material. The Stephens & Smith
| team. captained by w. Hinrichs. with
| Crooks and Coughlin. win make fast
team. The Colts. captained by c. Carmen,
with the old. reliable Ben Hull. Yoss.
Chase. Rush and Hartkoph. claim they
viii win with hands down. President
Grotte has called a league meeting for
next Tuesday night. at which time the
schedule will be adopted and all captains
are requested to be present, All games
OF this league will DO played on the Metro
politan alleys. The fun roster OF the
teams will be given out later.
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Coursins events will soon be on the tapis
in the west and great preparations are be-
ing made at Hot Springs. 9. D., and at
Friend. Neb. Most extensive preparations
have been made for the meet at Hot
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and Burke Cup stakes with several others.
will be run. For over a year the Min
nekahta club has been working out the
arrangements for this meet and has every
thing In as perfect shape AZ possible The
club has enclosed O. racing field L600 feet
long by 500 feet wide at each end and SO
feet wide across the center, with a tight
board fence; put UP a grandstand that will
accommodate aooo people arranged for es-
capes across the width Of one end; put in
walking and OBTAINING paddocks for hounds
preparing for and ready to go TO slip, q
continuous trail or passageway. from the
rabbit pen 20 the place OF liberation OF the
rabbit In the coursing field. % the rabbit
was turned slooss without being handled
The racing field Is a natural grass-covered
ground The Minnekahte club has been
gathering native South Dakota jacixrab-
seasoned rabbits on hand. part of which
are now being daily driven through the es-
capes ana made familiar with the ground
so they will put UP a course instead of q
luke. This feature Is going to give cours-
Ing instead OF killing and will try out every
meritorious ooursing trait of a hound. Bert
McFadden will be In the saddle and James
Noce will slip the slips The club has
added 1900 to the Futurity and 81 900 &c
the Waterloo. and sum will be edded q
the Burke cup. probably $40
The program as now arranged Is as fol
lows;
September s4-s-rwo stakes. one Of six.
teen AGED hounds. one Of sixteen puppies
Sunothcial). but coursing VIII start septem
September ss-ss-Two stakes. same a,
October l--Pyppy try-out stake.
October 5-e--All-aged stake:
turity. 1900 added money and the cup
whelps Of 1905 entered in the stake prior
Z OCTOBER i2-is~sex stake Of bitches entered
IN the Futurity that won four courses Of
October ia-is-sex stake Of dogs entere<
in the Futurity that won four courses Of
October l5-The waterloo. for the cup
Waterloo Cup club, 81. 900 added money by
the Minnekahta club OF Hot Springs. s. p;
fornia and Oklahoma TO Montana.
This will be the greatest stake ever run
with hounds from more states In II thar
ever before competed for a stake.
, October r-1S-The William Burke CuI
October iS-stake for hounds having wor
two courses or less.
October 24-3-The Grand Champion stalk,
} for hounds having been In the last four o.
stakes run during this meeting; entranc'
fee, S25 money divided: Two l21a per cen
OF entrance money; runnerup. Is per cent
winner, 80 per cent; with sappling stake
unless same has been run on previoui
day.
An unusual amount OF interest IL beini
, displayed by foot ball coaches TO lear
I what styie OF game other coaches ar
: thinking OF employing under the hew rules
II Is safe 70 say that because Of the radica
changes there win be more new plays an
! formations sprung this fan than In the en-
I tire previous history Of the game The nes
rules win make II absolutely necessary 70
! the coaches to use their inventive ability
and a good many OF them have been labor
: ing over new plays for q good part OF thei
summer vacations. Naturally a good man,
Of the new plays viii have to be discarde
, as useless. for their availability cannot b
! properly tested except in real game.