Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

crowd for considering their start and their
prospects they have sure made a record
to be proud of Their leader, Tom Davis,
has worked hard to bring his boys up in
the amateur world of base ball. and his
efforts are being well repaid. In today's
struggle the Achates firmly believe they
will hike away with victory and the
Longs are equally determined. Go to It
boysl N-t4,tftt
On the Benson Diamond.
The initial encounter at Benson this
afternoon will be between the Brodegaard
Crowns and the Benson Eagles. Last Sun
day the Benson birds distinguished them
selves by smothering the Omaha Browns.
Those oolored warriors thought they could
cut few wings off the Eagles, but they
didn't even get a smell. bunch of
doughnuts reigned supreme on their sec
ton Of the score board. According to the
dope the Bensonites are all to the horse
radish and the gang that climbs over them
will have to glom tall ladder Their
reputation doesn't bother the Brodegaard
Crowns. as they are stepping after the
speed merchants and they would just as
soon scalp the Benson gang as anybody
else There will be only one game at
Benson and one at Florence park as many
of the teams are out visiting our base ball
loving neighbors.
Parks and Americans.
At Dietz park the HanscoIh Parks and
the Americans will meander on the turf
This will be their second offense Of the
season Dyck, the lad that acquired three
or four buckets of fame last Sunday by
twirling no-hit no-run scrimmage for tn
Benson Eagles viii be on the nibber I,
\ the Americans. and Hank Bogatts, Il
clever left shower. will pass them over Il
the shady family. Said game calle,
promptly at .. m.
TOwnsends at south Omaha.
In South Omaha at Shamrock park a
lively game Is looked for between the
Shamrocks and the Townsends. Their last
event proved a bowling success, 1t being a
thrilling fourteen-inning wrangIe and, OF
course, they don't expect repetition OF the
first muss for the second collision. but
they feel as though something out of the
ordinary win happen to make their meet
ing a pronounced success Hfllard Morarty
viii be on the job with sack full OF kinks
to toss to the Irish humans and peanuts
Brick" Mason will probably hoist them
for the three leaf troupe. The Shamrocks
happen TO have a few twirlers, so we can't
say with absolute certainty which one will
be on the job.
Those noble athletes. crowned the Farrell
syrups. have played their last piece for the
season. Last Sunday after the Townsend
mix the team busted up. Willard ouigley
the Farrell magnate. decided to quilt. his
main reason for doing so being that It re
lquired too much work packing suits and
other base ball junk around and not picking
up the games. as Mr.. Success kept dodgtng
him, and another reason. he figured on
going out west for a couple OF months, but
he has cancelled the latter deal for the time
being as things turned out far different
than he at first predicted. 1t is a hard
matter TO keep a team together this season
and that was one of Quigleys difficult
probiemO-figuring on having complets
lineup every Sunday. Taking everything
into consideration he made fair record
and II the prospects are little more
alluring he will be back on the carpet next
spring. During the week the Farrell
syrups ball rags were collected and turned
over to Farmer Burns road squad
Paul Kelly is the chief cOoA and bottls
wasrer Of Farmer Burns colts. He is 4
lheady general knows the game from A
TO z. He Is also there handing out ths
whipped cream dope. so other team com
manders viii have their paws full 10 tos.
Anything by him
Townsends 20 Tabor.
On July the Townsends win parade over
TO Tabor. Ia, and endeavor TO drown the
Iowans. Manager James p. Mullen OF ths
Townsends received lovely offer from
them last week.
Riverton. Ia. Is where the Stora
lTriumphs will hang their lids on fire
cracker day. The last Omaha army thai
played al hvsrton was Harry sage's ster.
linEa. This win be the Brewers first biz