Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-13
Baum Iron co.
Benson Eagles.



At Florence park the Florence Athletics
and the Nordworths will be the contestants
in the second fray.
At Dietz park the McCord 4 Brady
AdvOs and the Council Bluffs Americans
will play in the only game at these grounds.
Last Sunday the Advos defeated the )
S. Cross team so decisively that they are
now respected the undisputed cham
pions of class B. The Advos have beaten
every team once or twice and If anyone
doubts their record, call Sam Feltman at
Douglas 5sOl. Baker has been pitching
splendid bah, he having everything needed
Last Sunday ne pitched q no hit no run
game against the Cross team
Gossip for the Amateurs.
The Farrell Syrups are still burning I'd
the dried eOrnstalEs which they found scat
tered over Iowa.
Hronik has ben hitting the ball like a
house Rfire on the Iowa tour with Farmer
Burns Farrell Syrups.
( Frank Quigley has al last got out OF bed
ana IL now in Chicago on & htrle vacation
before returning TO his daily grind.
I No matter who Chris Lyck puts in the
box TO pitch for hts darling Benson EAeles.
they all seem 10 get pounded numerically.
! Woodbine, Ia, win hold a big base ball
tournament next week. Burr Chamberlain
for Wpodbine
/ MoriRrity left for Battle Creek. Neb Fri
/ DAY, consequently he will not be with the
hoo and Gun Today or the Townsend Gun
/ Company today.
! Fletcher Mason and Yost. n trio Of south
4 Omaha lads, were up TO the Randolph
tournament doing battery work FOR the
Crescent (lR-b team.
! Harry McCresry is now playing the
shortstop position for the Baum Irons He
/ is fast on ms feet and can field the hut
ones with apparent
/ Hoye, who formerly caught for the
spauldings' who have gone via the grave
yard route, is now the weRrer of the mask
and protector for the South Omaha HOff-
mans
Neal Mckee an old Creighton star viii
4 be back IN Omaha on September g. when he
VIII renew his duties at Creighton Medical
college Neal iE one OF the fastest short
stops Creighton ever had on its lineup
Last year the Randolph Neb., tournA-
nent was won by lie Mars. Ia, and this
year they were tied for first place with
Sioux Fails, S. d. In the IglO tournament
sioux Falls Was the winner Of the second
prize.
YRun CRughlHn, one Of OnahH's hard
] hitting Outfielders, has siguified mis- inten-
ton OF coming back next season. Early
lEst season be Was signed with Auburn.
put ms work here would not permit him
TO leave
There win be big base ball tournament
I III Iabof. Ia, on August &2-E-A The
purses VIII range from s75 TO $40 for -four
/ get IN can call Willard H QuiEley, as he
has contracts available for fast bunch.
William CBiTD FOX returned from Shenan-
ooah last week because he could not stand
the terrible strain that bore upon MIN be-
cause he was absent from this large city.
u IL rumored that Atkins and Dennison
desired 70 release themselves from the
Shenandoah team. but Manager Castle
would not stand for H.
The Townsend Gun Company Jeff for Ran
oolph. Neh-, "Wednesday morning Whers
they busted themselves IN q big base bal
tournament for three days, and then on
Saturday, they returned 20 Wayne Neb
Manager Mullen had a strong lineup, bu;
his gang was the recipient Of third prize
prize 81 Randolph. Neb.
The Famous team, TepresentinE Nielsen !
famous bar OF Omaha, took an auto ride
/ 10 apllhon, thinking they would clean the
country laos by large score FOR their
team WhE largely filled Tn with the AEnar-
leans But just the reverse hHppened. for
Manager VIII Jameson placed GOtch their
home wonder, IN the box and he closed
the valve ON the Famous score tank
MOnEsrs0n pitched a beautiful game, buf
was hit rather freely.
The Nebraska Telephone COMPANY has
resctnoed from the base ball diamond
Manager Hughes retired from the manage
rnent and the whole team went TO sruith-
Green's. The wire boys are the fifth team
/ 10 clsbAnd, the procession being preceded
! by the Dpd1keE Columbia, Parcel sVrups
ana spAuldings- Anybody wishing 10 use
ne f4ozenos grounds cal k1rossmA1. Lar