Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
Or Bruggeman win lift them for the brew

Strong will work his pipes.
At Papillion the Brodegaard Crowns win
endeavor TO crush the huskies. II is
hard matter for the Pappio rascals 10 drop
duel when at home, so the jewellers win
have to fuss some TO trot back with
pearly to the good. If the Crowns would
wear a few large diamonds on their base
ball toggery the flash might affect the
farmers batting optics thereby giving
them an opening TO romp away with the
groceries. Manager Dolson Of the Brods
stuck a pair OF Hector players on his
lineup last week. and he says the new
acquisitions will strengthen the team con-
siderably Papillion will get a chance TO
ring Bells shoots today. as he will pass
them over for the Brodegaards- Rhoades
viii hold down the elevation for the Paps.
The Sherman Avenue Merchants are anx-
iously awaiting for another crack at the
Papillion boys. in order to quench a de-
| feat which they signed a receipt to PapiI-
lion for. II Papillion wants this game
call Webster 1914 and ask for Charles
Ayers.
DOubIe-Header at Florence.
, double-header is on the bill at the
Florence park for this afternoon First
fracas, Advos against victors; second JAM
boree. Florence Athletics against Key
stones. InuSudl interest II Oe1lk taken
the first event because the victors are one
Of the few that have set the Advos back
in the corner. Some time ago the victors
grabbed a game from the grocery house
gang and ever since the feed merchants
| have been hot on the trail of the victors
for another setto and now that the chance
| awaits them they will buckle down TO
business today for sure for the purpose Of
beating the Victors into a pulp. Now the
| Victors are not blowing much, but as still
| water runs deep fans expect great things
| from their camp. Baker Of the Advos and
Beber Of the Victors, two strtkeout Won
ders, will oppose each other. After this
| game has applied for admission 20 the rec
ords the Keystones VIII go nine rounds
with the Athletes from Florence. These
Florence dudes have been turning the win
ming hand quite regular. Twenty-three
teams out of twenty-eight played have
fallen victims to their mighty base ball
machine. Swanson. who recently tossed a
goose egg game both in the hit and run
columns will dish out the/fruit for Flor
ence. 1t is not certain who viii deliver for
the Keystones.
Two spectacles OF Importance in the
world OF base ball Will be handed out TO
the Fort Omaha bleacher warmers today,
| Wnen me LOuoNlnS OOupleleaderS Will De
pulled off. First game-R F. Longs VS..
Omaha Grain Exchange; second game
HaIlys VS.. Americans. This Grain crowd
is noted for it's heavy work with the war
furniture and they are liable to break VI
a game at any minute. In the last three
rows the Grain boys have nubbed - hits
OF which were home runs. II Is a cinch
the Long gents Will have 70 move 70
hand the Grain men a lemon. Guthrie
viii wiggle for the Grain Exchange and
Nelson wnl probably ship them for the
Longs. When the Hallys and Americans
clash, a game OF some class will be in
action. So far this season the Americans
have proved their superiority over the
Hallys, consequently the HaIlys are out
on climb and they intend 10 heal the
past defeats by climbing all over the
Americans, and ramble away with all the
, grapes. The Hallys have won eight
straight games and they don't intend 70
drop another this season, but the Ameri-
cans are OF the opinion that they can
and viii break their winning streak this
afternoon. Up 70 date the Americans
have only dropped a triplet one OF which
was in Omaha and the other two out of
town Hickey and Morearty are the staff
artists for the Hallys. Mongerson or Cum
ningham Will work for the Americans.
High speed Turned On.
Over at Crescent City. Ia. the Baum
Iron company viii lunch today. After the
feed they will try 10 whip the Crescent
army Lately the Baums have turned on
the high speed and they think they could
scamper over most any hill. Parish, their
midget box artist, is there with pearls on.
He owns every kink on the map, has a