Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26

WedneAoht-uaIloW bOilS vs. pihahe
FridayNCuikins cubs w. Hughes Paint
company.
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE.
Keyts Alleys)
Monday-Sunkists vs. Derby Woolens.
MISUNDERSTANDING Mixers vs.. Dietz.
Thursday-gluggers vs. Harveys Colts.
FridAy-Pats Comets vs.. Idlewilds.
BOOSTER LEAGUE.
(Francsco's Alleys)
Monday-Yousems Colts vs.. Mazeppasi
Ruffner Tailoring Co. VS.. Omaha Rod and
Dun club.
Frlday--Rangers IS Peoples Store.
OMAHA LEAGUE.
CFranoisco's Aieys)
Tueeday--Jetters w. Advos; Wroths spe-
uials vs. storz Iriumphs. p.,,.. N,st,
Bros. vs. Hospea.
(FranciscO's Alleys.)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ens va. u. S. Cleaners.
Tuesday--A. O. u. W. No. u vs.. Storz
acknowledgements vs.. Metropolitans.
Thurnday Equitable IAfe vs. B. b. Bs.
FridRy-Onimods We, Ramos. ,
President Weber Of the Omaha league
has called a meeting Of the captains for
this morning at II o'clock, the purpose OF
which viii be TO settle what grievances
exist between a few OF the leading teams.
Definite action is expected to be taken
10 Inat the HfnthhAe thh hN NNaAAfieNNN ~
fore the season becomes too far advanced.
Six weeks OF regular bowling still remains
and this with a number Of postponed series
will run the league away up into the month
Of May. As the Booster league will finish
Ha schedule this week and as II uses the
same alleys as the Omaha league an at
tempt will be made at the meeting today
TO advance Rs many games as possible
70 finish the season not later than May ].
Many OF tho bowlsrs are enthusiastic golf
and base ball players and Il Is feared that
unless the season IL shortened that many
Of the teams will be compelled to shoot
without a full quota Of men,
New Aneyu "a 81. Joe.
PA zimmerman" Of ST. Joseph, who is
we'll known among the Omaha bowlers' has
formed q partnership with Bowler Nc
Cauisy Of that city and that they are
conntruetinR q new set OF alleys there
which when completed will be the equal
Of any 10 be found In the Missouri valley
Il b their intention TO hold an inter-city
tournament saturday and Sunday, April
/ ana 4 Kansas CITY, Des Moines Omaha
ana other towns In the immediate vicinity
have been asked to send teams From
sixteen To- twenty teams are expected to
enter. The entry fee will be SIS per team,
the purse to be divided into three moneys,
In 1dditi0n to this the management has
offered cash priSes for the high team
single game, high individual series and
high Individual single game.
~ tho alleys will not be used until
ths opening OF the tournament this should
act 90 an inducemsnt for many teams to
enter.
AZ the last tournament held at st. Joseph
laat tall the Mota team OF this city won
first money, shooting q very nice total.
AZ least two omaha teams are expected
10 enter the present contest.
\, U, Perkins, known to the Omaha men
80 DUFFY" Il secretary OF the meet and
any team Wishing TO make application for
entry can 90 20 BY addressing him, care
Of the Apex bowiihE alleys.
Last Tourney at Keyt's.
The last tournament OF the season Is
scheduled to take place on the Keyt base
ment alleys commencing Sunday, April IS,
and running for three days, winding up on
Tuesday April Is
There will be three main events, singles,
tWO-men and three-men teams each event
10 be finished In q day.
The tournament will be a handicap af.
fair, An average Of l6e per game to be the
scratch mark and any bowler averaging
less than $50 Ia any league in the city
Will be all0wSd to compete IN the tourna'
monL
Many special prlAeH have been offered by
merchants Cor contests and this la add
ton to the usual split Of the entrances
money ought to induce many OF the
younger bowlers to enter
GoasiD Of the Alleys.
N.II.
Jimmie SILK is In fine shape just at thi
time and 10 surely giving that basement |
genuine cleaulng
fret place In the Booster league whtol
closes its season this week,
Herb Carlow Il still shooting those POI
has some system to his madness.
John Benssle has helped the Hospe team
wonderfully, but claims he Is not quite gou
enough to win all the games alone.
IAntH and Nelson, new men IN the Crescen
league, are ooming fast and show might
good for such new men at the game.
jackson Of the Diets team 10 a dRnd
prospect Ter next season. lie has IN
Es0ds and should make good within year
Ny but how that big fellow is clouun
theml keeps all the 0utflelders on the run
Dad Huntington has shot a few game
with the Omaha Bedding company tear
aNaN 70 snow hle Hs9h NJ" tAH D"a7 -
sheet
Jimmy Haster IL stIl using that dro
ball with gOod effect, and iH making som
of those WOuld-be pot shooters 50 ~ tn
WoOAA
DR. Hunt finally broke into the win col
umn; Il was q long road, but suli had II
turn, The doStor has been shooting q
tough luck.
speedy Younger claims the ohampionshi
u9 the pin breakers. He and Johnny Lair
are called the "kindling wood kids by n
management
Dick Schneider Is still working on thi
dodo ball and Il he can only stick 20 Il Il
a century or 50 will be able 70 solve n
combination,
Chief Briggs Is working hard 70 get be
ter control o. that Riddsll hook. IL is COS
lng him something, too, but he IL stickin
tust the same.
Jimmy BlakSney has az last steadied
IN the days Of old and Il going 20 DO n
best 70 try and make II four straight 4
the Metz Bros.
Lamb Is stiI holding down the heav
end Of the Hartley's Colts. Pretty haI
sob for such a young bowler but he surel
u capable alright.
The storH Malts will be seen in actio
against the Rourkss today. II bowling
conditioner they ought TO be In iii
shape Tor q battle,