Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-23
High three games team. Metz Bros ash
MaEtc cts League.

Johnson ........... M sherwood ........... 10,
Francisco ......... lie Gustavson ........... ~
Huntington .......... i75 Bess .............. lt.
blskehey .'.''''.-. 10 kells ..'.'''''''''' III
Brggs ............. ia Greene .............. ~
Fitzgerald ilt Roth .-............. Is.
Cain ............. ia Merreitts ........... Isl
Bowling NOtea.
Tommy Tompkins the popular hacker OF
the Derby Mills, Is stin some shooter
Johnny Laird wants to know why Keyt
don't move the foul line down to the sec
ond post
Briggs takes his share Of the prize
money every week and some Of the pot
games, too.
Bruggeman has taught Sage q new drop
ball that he ls using against weak hitters
with good effect.
Calling Gibreath is the best straight ball
shooter in these parts and maybe he can I
control that fellow
Swanson, the blushing recruit, is showing
up some Of the old-timers by the way he
is getting the count.
Morton is showing real class now and the
postoffice scouts are winning with pins to
spare. Hurrah for B. +.
Moreau shot the high three-game series
in the Mercantile this week; ga is surely
going along In fine style.
steady old Dad" Is the way everybody
speaks Of Huntington It's all you hear
on the side lines.
Johnson. who is now shooting with the
Carps, looks like he had the goods and
Will make very good man.
Bin Bennett, cashier at Garlow's pool
hall, says he could bowl too, IL he had
broom to use for a ball.
Jimmy Silk is still speeding them down
the maple boards to a finish; one boy with
the steam that gets the pins
Perkins is commonly called the bullfrog
owing to his peculiar style of delivery. He
does everything but croak.
Sutton OF the Reios is developing a new
corner ball that ought to get the money II
he only sticks to the corner.
The South Omaha Packers league will
be the big noise before the bowling season
Is over on the Garlows alleys
Have you noticed that hook of Coal
Howells? Guess that Is some hook II
Collier could only see that one
Amsden, the Derby Mil shark, has at
last finished inventory and can get
wrapped up into game as Of old.
the pin boys The kids get mixed up and
don't know whether to zee or sick-em
John Bengele, chief scout Of the Peo-
pies tribe shot 600 even last week. The old
hugger is still able to deliver the goods
Hit Louie Freitchmeyer the bowling
Russian. is showing up the rest Of his
mates and hitting the wood in fine style.
It's no wonder Geddes and Haines are
called the dancing delivery twins. Look
at the music surrounding them all the
The South Omaha bowlers are wondering
what excuse some Of the Omaha bowlers
Will have next for not getting 800 every
game.
young fellow, but when you start talking
Of the best man in town don't overlook this
fellow
Rats Ratekins has turned to the alleys
Tor his amusement once more so keep your
eyes glued on the Ruffner Tailors from
now on.
saynish jumped in at the last moment and
rolled dandy total of ga and beat big
Moran's 642 for the weekly prize on the
Chief Briggs says Sherwood has his goat
on No. alley, but he will bowl him on
any other alley in the house for money,
marbles or chalk.
Sam Byron is looking for the fellow that
got away with his horseshoe Things have
been breaking pretty tough for the big
smoke here of late.
saynish with his doughnut hook and ort-
man with his famous squiTm are now. tied
In their league averages. which is nearly 500
per game Going up. -'
The A. o. u. W. are the steady, con-
sistent shooters, but seems as though ev-
they hit up against them.
There will be a match game OF ten pins
between the 100" block and the 800
block at Garlows alleys some time next
week, for a side bet OF $50.
Jack Traynor shot the highest game in
his long bowling career this week, a 256
boy, and it won the game, too. That's the
place to bowl one like that
Schulz has lost the old terror pepper
that he used to have, but wait until he gets
about two more weeks work and then
there will be something doing.
Herb Carlow is getting to be quite a
! bowler these days and will take any
one who can't make over 100 a game. See
Herb for a game of ten pins
Melums mind is away ahead of the bowl
ing schedule. He is waiting for the call
of the robin, when he can start his annual
preamble upon the diamond,
Ward seems TO be the sandow of the
that organization he seems to be about
the only one to look ike a winner.
Council Bluffs West broke into the Advo
lineup this week, but couldn't come back
Seems peculiar that this bunch can't get
the pins that would be expected of them
Schneider Is now away in the lead among
the Commercial bowlers and has a nice
mark OF lSS for the season, Just 10 pins
ahead or Holly Gillian, who Is in second
place.
Rice rolls Just like Rice at a wedding
I party. He Is all over the alley and gets
those very, very sloppy strikes ali the
time, much TO the disgust of the oppo-
nents
Six-hundred scores are getting 10 be a
common thing in the Mercantile now II
used 70 be very rare proposition but
nowadays II Is as common as in any other
/ league.
The Zitzman brothers are the strength Of
| tine Hospe team one or the other is al
ways there with a good game and keeps
the team fighting Al the top OF the second
division
! Bengstrom continues TO shoot in the very,
excellent form that has characterized his
| bowling all this season. Bengy Is the
strong man Of the Cleaners and is surely
worthy OF the name
| The Cross team again demonstrated that
II belongs TO the class boys by shooting a
Z nice total Of 2S5S in their match game this
| week Ole IDhmaou Wood
/ ing better than 600 each.
We have IL at last7-the broom balm
vented by that old-tirne Lacquer, Mr. vii
liam Hittem Gettem Schneider One OF
| those kind that flattens out when il is
about half way down the alley.
Nose Yousem finally got a 2OO-game. the
/ first in weeks and weeks Why did he
give that pin kid a new LINCOLN penny?
OF course nobody would accuse Nose OF
bribery, but il does look funny.
Carlow, Of South Omaha fame is after
] the scalp of any alley owner in the town.
/ lie claims TO have won a game from