Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26

were a member Of a leading team they
would call him shark.
Play at darlow's continues az though it
was midseason. The South Omaha boys
arc loyal to Carlow and know enough to
stick around good alleys.
johnny Laird marked up 25T few
weeks ago and has about broke all the
pins on the alley trying to repeat Gee
what speed that kid has.
Bill Schneider is still able 20 roll a 200
occasionally. Bill and Herman Beselin are
going 70 shoot match game for the cham
picnship Of the original mixers.
Moran has been getting too many splits
20 mark up any high scores Tie used 90
miss Louie altogether but now its right
square In the nose all the time.
lies Moines Jones is making trouble for
tho record makers In the Mercantile
league. Shooting a ga total in his second
series in the league is going some.
Bslzer Of the Iochs dropped into the four
hundred class i'm the match game this week.
This Is the first time this season that Fred
has dropped below the coveted 800
MoMartin shot the first big total since
rolling his record smasheT early In che
~ ason, during last weeks play, getting
three IN a row better than 200 each.
Jim Moyna reminds one OF Washington
johnson. lie sure has the speed and II
would make a bueher green with envy to
see him shoot those fast ones over.
Anderson's league OF packing house mag
some OF the novices Of a few weeks ago
are developing into real pin artists
JOdy Gillian has baked at the bowling
same and has put all his energy into the
Holly BAN club interests. Jody Is com
mCnly known az the Krab Kaptain.
NJ V. Hall and old Reliable Hull are
hard nut to crack, as many OF the South
Omaha men will admit No team has yet
been found that could get their goat.
But very few pins separate the leaders in
the merry Bo-round on the basement al
leNs, the scores being: Moran and Barton,
l,lS2 Dunbar and Barton. LILO; Gilman
and Gallup. 1,168; Jackson and SILK, LIB.
Lepinsk could not work a strike with
that truck team and is now trying to in
duce the owners Of the Omaska auto to
loan him the big fellow for a nights play.
omen to the world -go-round,
scores: Zimmerman and Anderson. !. 222;
Fritcher and Anderson, 1,2oz: Toman and
Perkfss, 1l96; Toman and Wartchow, i,1S0.
General Lee UT Of the Postoffee Slug
gers is bit slow on reporting postponed
reports II he wants to please those cellar
ties.
Mccormick is about as good shortstop as
he Is bowler. Don't know whether that Is
a good recommendation or not at least
Gillian won't sign him. That seems suffl-
Client.
Bill Voss has been flirting around those
cellar leagueFs lately. IL is rumored about
that he intends to have a new Brodegaard
only.
II begins to look as though the storz
| Triumphs are going to take down the
money for first place this season. II will
be a hard uphill fight to displace them
from now on.
Sammy Winters believes his luck will
change with the seasons, as he has Just
found a new robins nest and IL also had
an egg in IT, He takes this as an omen of
change in luck.
The McCord- Brady Advos are keeping up
the clip that wins. Too bad these fellows
couldn't have started EARLIER in the season.
Would surely have made trouble for the
present leaders.
Fitzgerald has a new invention to keep
him from going over the foul line. II Is
called the Black Marie, and whenever Il
comes into contact with anything OF black
color II sticks-like glue.
Joe Bot3 is a favorite among the cellar
boWlers Where he has been shooting this
winter, and they are preparing TO give him
a great send-otf when he pitches his first
gBme for the Rourkes.
Myron Stunz shot eleven strikes in one
game at Columbus In the storz- Columbus
match last week, drawing a split in the
other frame, and finishing with the high
! total OF the season for the Columbus alleys.
Mercantile shooting the same men thai
| they started the season with and yet they
| have never been In danger OF losing the
lead Captain Vultee must be some mana
ger.
The call OF the base ball managers will
| be the signal for many OF the bowlers 10
| leave the alleys for the diamond. At least
fifty well known bowiers Of this city are
professional or semi-p professional base ball
men.
The basement alleys at Keyt's have been
used more this season than at any time
since they were built Many a good young
bowler played his first game at this place
| and IL now seeking leagues higher up. It's
a good training ground
Dick Taft found a horseshoe with eight
badly bent nails attached, so Immediately
started for the alleys to try for the Twir
Oaks prize. He started out with eight
| wide open frames and ever since then he
keeps shy OF lucky charms.
Bill Martin has been a bit off since shoot
| ing that nfty-game match with Stunz. bu
seems to have entirely recovered agaiI
and Is itching for a return match. If h
can't get stunA he is willing TO take any
body else on that wants to shoot