Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16
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Two Games at Florence.

The base ball park at Florence will be
the scene of a double encounter GROUNDS
are 30 scarce that at every park things
must be doubled up. The first game VIII
be a minor quarrel between the Florence
Athletics and the White City Ramblers.
Both of these teams have been playing
good bail for their class and a more beau
tiful curtain raising match could not have
been chosen. At the close Of the first
deal the Nebraska Telephone company viii
try to blurr the record OF the Baum Iron
company-s aggregation. For some time
Manager Hughes OF the wire men has been
trying to arrange things 50 the iron lads
could be seen at Florence park, but Man
ager Joe NoOne of the Baums has been 30
persiuently dickering with eut-of-town
teams that II was impossible. Last Satur-
day Noone's bunch lost a good game to
Arlington. but in sundays game with the
Baums had their regular battery working
and scattered Utterbaek's braves with APP
parent ease. Parrish will twirl again this
afternoon and Big Joe Pike will toss for
the phone boys. The way Pike came back
al the J. c. Cross gang was nothing SLOW.
for after getting mournfully walloped for
twenty-eight straight hits the Sunday pre-
vious he walked right back and allowed
scratch hits and relieved fourteen OF the
trouble OF pacing 10 the initial sack.
Few GrOunders.
Base ball tournaments viii be going on
the 18th, 18th and 10Th OF August
Farley and Roy Sherer seem 10 be the
only boys who like the life Of q south
Dakota outlaw Lacquer
Welch and Daily left Omaha 10 join the
Farrells 10 take the places Of Dame ana
Kelly; who had to come back.
Ray Youngs pitching and hitting has
been the sensation Of the Farrell syrup
trip. Young is a real comeback.
Raymond Farrell Of the Farrell syrups
is kept busy answering letters and sending
more base ball apparatus to the syrup
makers.
Since the Kansas state league disbanded
cast the horsehide sphere for the Pueblo
Western league team
II Chuck Philbin viii call on Willard
Quigley at Webster Z5s5 or Douglas 4os4 he
can get line on good third base posi-
ton with a fast Iowa town
The Omaha Giants, q colored aggrega-
ton, are winning every game along the
road. Tecemah. Fender, ThurSlOn and Oak
and have taken the small end.
Though Dick Kennedy is travelling for the
True Voice he carries his base ball appar-
atus with him so that he can take care OF
any side Jobs that might slip out
Dick Kissane. an Omaha product who Is
q
league is doing well. though sometimes
he Is compelled 10 hurry from the grounds
One Of the best umpires in the city Is
Henry Brassman. He IL the old manager
Of the Hollys and ne knows the game from
every standpoint His decisions are clean
cut
Joe Adams. formerly Of the Americans.
who Joined the Council Bluffs Merchants
when Hombaeh left. viii busy himself on
the bench since the big southpaw has re-
turned.
James Kelly since mis- return from the
Farrell syrup trip. VIII not figure In the
Holly lineup at present or al least not
until Manager McAndreWs can find an
opening
The 7. n c A. base ball grounds has
recently been fixed Up 50 deliberately that
no more do the PLAYERS need 70 fear the
unexpected hop or bad bounce Manager
I Cohen says The ground could not be In
I a better condition
The tail and why Erickson Of the HoIlys
/ has proved himself 10 be an All-sround
man this year de Is a good catcher or
/ year il Is Fatty's intention 10 leave the
amatsur world and step up into the more
/ notorious work
All the A o. Z. W. base ball games
I VIII be played az lhe East Omaha. base ball
Z grounds. This morning Union Pacific
I lodge VIII play Patton lodge and Gate city
I lodge win play North Omaha lodge Both
and an effort viii be made 10 have the
games started By lo:5 o'clock
/ Patrick Kennedy. the lad who Wifhstood
I Ire wiles Of the South Dakota outlaw
/ league for about five weeks. VII continue
/ 20 play the game with the Nebraska City
quit q gOOd position In order 70 obtain fhs