Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16
AMATEURS TO HAVE BUSY DAY
Double-Hesders Necessary in Order to
Play All the Games.
SEVERAL TEAMS OUT OF TOWN
StOrz TriumPhs Try Their Luck at
Manning-F0ur Powerful Teams
VIII Clash at Fort Omaha
Ball Grounds.

The Storz Triumphs are scheduled to
meet the Manning. la team today ana ali
preparations have been made by the man
ag~lilent OF the Iowa borough TO give the
Omaha boys q royal entertainment. both
on and off the field The Triumphs viii
have their usual lineup and it's a safe bet
that they will carry off the chicken. At
Duffys park last Sunday they fought their
hardest battle OF the season. In nearly
every contest their hits have averaged
from ten TO fifteen each game About
half OF the team IS heavy on the singles
while the other half often hits for extra
bases, but the batting order has been So
Judiciousiy arranged by Captain Durkee
that the light infantry is backed by the
heavy artillery. Big Tony Bruggeman has
returned from his vacation trip and will
relieve little George Probst, who has been
worked continually. Buck Kucera, the right
fielder for the Storz. who q few weeks ago
had his nose broken. Will return to his
position today. Cy Sutherland. the south
paw. born and reared in Manning. will
break his fingers for his native town The
brewery aggregation is as follows: Hochten
catcher Pro6st and Bruggeman. pitchers;
Drummy. first base; Hall, second base
Durkee. third base; McLain, shortstop:
Eastman, left field; WEIGH. center field
Kucera. nght field.
The game between the Dietz and Y. NJ.
c. A, which was supposed to be played
yesterday. was cancelled because the Dietz
team 10 mostly composed Of storx men and
they would not be able 10 catch the Man
ming train II they played
DOabIe-HeaAer Scheduled.
At the Fort Omaha base ball market this
afternoon q big rOusing double header Is
scheduled -Four OF Omaha most powerful
aggregatiOns Will meet in deadly combat
and its cinch that there will be some
thing doing every minute. Al O'Clock the
Americans and Spauldings viii start the
game Since the Americans beat the Town
sends in such classy way last Sunday
afternoon, they viii undoubtedly be OF the
opinion that their opponents ought 10 be
the victims of q severe drsnching But
tfoIn The Spauloing camp comes thaS con-
noence which would inspire the most hope
less 10 victory. Eddie Cunningham. who
formerly starred with the spauIdinEs, will
nIrt on the mound for the Americans
while Mungerson will dance on the eleva-
ton for the opposition. Immediately after
the curtain raising affair has naterialized
into historical fact, the Holly Red Soy
and the Townsends will begin their first
argument Of the season When their last
encounter was to be played the rain clouds
Heating by unloaded so pIentifully thar IN
was postponed until today. The Holly bows
have been playing high class bail lately.
que 70 their uniform training, always hav-
ing the same men in the same positions.
During the last few weeks some changes
have been permitted. but it was for the
purpose Of increasing their hitting power.
Dig Hilard Moriarity will take his turn
Al pitching and the gunners have a strong
mental conviction that he viii put the
suietns on the Holly eutfit The venerable
suck from Vale as usual viii endeavor To
save the day for the Holly crew.
Manager Starr OF the Spauldingx vhs
orgAntzedand placed the Spaulding bast
ball club in existence. recently resigned tbs
management and hereafter VIII have moth.
ing 10 do with the Spauiding outfit. starr,
resignation was quickly followed nv thai
OF Hoye and Cunningham. John Hawkins
Is the new manager and he viii try TO re-
standardize the bunch
Across the River.
At the Council Bluffs Merchants marx
the shAmroeks OF South Omaha are scha5-
uied to snliven things a tribe II viii be q
pretty sight TO zee these two teams In unit
form on the Held Both OF them are com
prtsed OF big men and all war suits bear
ing some merchants name and business
Peanuts Mason viii cast the horsehids
pellet for the Irish lads. and II he works IN
ms usual form he viii undoubtedly put the
Council Bluffs boys under cover. Big Ru
honbaeh. however. viii retalate for the
nome guards, and he is considered 10 be
the most able 10 throw the hooks into the
opposition Last Sunday the Shamrock
played a beautiful uphill game against tbe
StorE Triumphs and showed themselves =
match for the champions. The Council
Bluffs Merchants IN their last argument
however. defeated the HAnscom Parks n
a ninth, inning rally
The BrOdegaard Crowns are announced e
cross bats with Val Biatz and it's a good
bet that the game win run over the limit
Both teams are well matched and the
abundant rivalry which EXISTS between
them viii insure that the players viii sx-
hibit their best ability. As to their pre-
vious records the brewery merchants NAV
have n slightly on the jewelers.. but their