Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-12

nearly go last week
Joe GillhsmT won the weekly prize in
/ has patent on that prize.
IT'S seldom that Holly Gilman sets be
/ low that so mark these DAYS. The boy is
actually becoming a shark
| Have YOU noticed the Ak-Sar- Bens since
| they re-orgsniEed You surely viii hear
! from that bunch Of sharks.
/ The J. s. Cross team hit it's stride again
this week when II took three IN row
/ away from the fast Wroth Specials.
/ The 1875 Of the Harvey Colts Is stiil hlgh
/ for the series contest in the Metropolitan
and looks like IT'S there 70 stay.
! Old KID Matthes is the best consistent bet
! on the MaEeppa team. Very seldom he
drops below thousand in the nights play
Ortman's doughnut hook passes by the
! one pin as though II wasn't on the alley
at All, and lucky IL he gets It into the
[ three pin.
/ Young Christensen, with a total Of 6ss, is
/ leading the Francisco leaguers for that ten
PUNK vest that Bert Ruffner IL willing to
/ hand over.
The Omaha cracks are still looking for
/ some easy money from the South side
I boys, but have failed to bring any back
here Of late.
| Jimmy White IS stnl corxing Kood
! bowler. Whites palmy days we're in the
/ days OF the first Gold Top team way back
/ in the early 9Os.
| Picket is the hard hitter among the
Rangers, and u somebody don't spike him
1
| finish Of the season.
Teddy Neale is the drawing card Of the
| alleys Whenever the Metz roll they ali
/ crowd around and watch him. and it's well
! worth the rubber, too.
| BLONDE Schmidt couldn't set into the five
| hundred class with fifteen pins to shoot
at instead OF ten. Blonde says he has lost
| the zipp OF the old days.
The Rosenboom battery Of the L. S.
| Cleaners has entered In the doubles In the
| tournament and expect TO do a cleaning
| outside OF business hours.
| The letter Gold Tops will enter the city
/ tournament with the same lineup as
bowled at St. Louis They expect to re-
deem themselves in this event
| Wartshsw the new recruit Of the Ak
| Sar-Ben team, is an old time bowler from
sioux city and dandy In his time. He
| should be a big help tc that team.
! Apeersons three-cornered bowling league
Of South Omaha maEnates are picking up
] the game in fine style and able to make
Andy settle at frequent intervals.
Billy Bennett lays that ss score to the
J Iact OF not having pair Of regulation
bowling shoes He wore his boots at the
time OF this magnificent huge total.
Gallup the old horse, trottsd at his usual
! llO gait last week II they put the hob
| bles on him and make him pace, believe
he would 80 close to $50 ocoasionally.
Edison OF the Omaha Bedding company
/ is not unlike the famous Thomas, as he
\ plays with the inventor game also, being
the originator OF the eross-alley strike
Schoneman and Lemon OF the Derby
Mills team have been promised a new spring
suit BY the generous Tommy Tomkns II
they beat Gallup and Harley for place
Pete Loeb is training for a match with
some Of those would-be wrestlers that have
sprung up OF late, and is handling those
bles.
The Pete Loeb first place balloon was
badly pierced by the Frank Colts. Think
! OF H. three all in one night, due principally
! 70 the very good performance OF Weeks
and Kerr.
Why don't some OF the minor Ieagus
teams grab that offer Of the Hartley Colts?
captain Lamb is just itching for a battle
ana mas plenty OF the long green to back
his argument.
4 Arnstein has grown 20 tall since entering
into the bowling game that his ball don Z
| take the hook until Il gets past the one
| three. lie can reach half way up the alley
before he lets go.
Chadd and Hull can be found attempting
! 70 perfect the Blouin crouch and wondering
how on earth he gets that cracking hooK
| on his delivery. That's the one big thing
| they cannot solve.
Florsheim Martin has been off ever since
ne hit that 2M score in the early days OF
the season. IL looks as though that game
VIII STICK for the singles so Martin has
some satisfaction at that
Fore Sherwood Is of the opinion that he
could give Hammond the Storz crack a
run Tor his money In about a ten-game
series and is at least willing to take a
/ =.
| bowled at Garlow's alleys.
In the weekly match game between Herb
Carlow and Mike Culkins bowled last week
Saflow won by the small margin OF two
pms This makes them even on the sea-
son but Culkins swears Carlow has won
the last match he will ever win from him.
Herr Weber had a number OF confa BIS
with His Royal High Knobs I.angtry while
az st. Louis, and secured some valuable
information concerning the proper way of
running a tournament, 30 we will expect
some new things at the next Middle West
Mccormick and Silk saynich and Bar
ton, Mole and Nelson, Lotz and Fisher,
and Morton and Rupe are picked TO land
Some OF these wise choices miEht gel
badly bumped and find the bottom OF INC
ladder Is pretty good place after all
Postmaster Etter is studying the English
as used on a billiard table with the idea
IN View that the same can he used on the
nunWays; The only question is as to how
Omaha has been having funny lines on the
backs. Gould Etter be guilty2
a red hot match same is screduled for
the keyts' alleys for Monday night when
Lochs shoot their scheduled match rame
| ~ has been conceded by all the teams I'M
ne league that championship lies between
these two teams, 80 this is what might be
termed championship series.
Jimmy Smith OF Buffalo the winner OF
the all-events at st. Louis is about az
NiioeS ets ne eau get 10 being termed the
champion bowler OF the United States.
While living In Brooklyn he met and de-
teated such men as VOORHEES, champion OF
New York city, and Louis Franz champion
OF Cleveland and being champion OF
Brooklyn himself
Wood Hartley shot some very fine scores
on MONDAY OF last week, all of which were
shot while bowling in the Merry Co Round
Win stub Toman as a partner he shot R46
with Hammond, go; Beselin, ga and with
.. j. Francisco, go; total of 2,6l9 or an
average OF 2l1 for the twelve games This
rs very close 20 record and II helped
MN TO be In all OF the four places in this
contest.
The reception rendered the letter Gold
Tops was extremely different from thar
which was given the Me,s and Storz teams.
The south Omaha boys Nhould not be 40
severe with their cubs Remember when
the Metz did hut little better than 400 al
tournament while the letters shot ever
a5e0 IN their first chance al A. &. G. Honey.
Give 'em credit, boys
a handicap tournament for the bov,lers
OF the basement alleys viii be shot at that
popular alley on February IS. The entry
list y an unusually large one. being made
up OF thirty doubles and sixty singles. and
VIII no doubt take almost the entire day
70 complete the event None but basement