Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-16

the harness Many OF the old warriors will
remain and In all about thirty candidates
are booked for tryouts. therefore Il Is hard
to tell who will be the stesdies For trouble
with the Indians address c. b. F1soel, SO7
Madison avenue, Council Bluffs.
Manager Peterson OF the Council Bluffs
lnvincibles wishes to announce that any
gangs anxious TO be devoured drop him a
card to SIS Eighth avenue, Council Bluffs,
and he will bring around his devouring
machine namely, the Council Bluffs In
vlncibles.
strong Team of COlored Players.
The local colored base ball manipulators,
the Omaha Giants. are out with a chsl-
lenge TO all corners, but would especially
like to meet a few of the local congrega-
tons in order to get some preliminary
work before hitting the high places. Mr..
Ford will handle the boys on the field,
while Vasco Graham will look after the
business end. Graham Is trying to book
Ball the phenom twirler Of the Chicago
Giants, for his family II he grabs that
youth he will strengthen his pitching staff
considerable. jackson of Sioux city and
| Williams, a local player, have already
sewed themselves to the Omaha Giants
twirling corps.
Amateur Gossip.
About the first of May all the Saturday
| gangs will be in action.
Back OF the platter Joe Brown will re-
side IN a Happy Hollow uniform.
Rex Eastman will meander around the
/ short field on Saturdays for the Happy
| Hollow club.
Hickey OF the Hollys had a severe case
| of strikeout fever last Sunday. He whitfield
a dozen OF the Invinclbles
Ray Young, the gent who won distinc-
| ton at Dodge, Neb, last summer, has
| Joined the Farrell Syrups.
Miles Houck, the Field club general is
| still in the market for good Finger. Ad-
dress him care Field club.
The new lad, viz. Chamberlain. attached
1 to the Farrell Syrups twirling corps has
| every ear mark of good singer.
About May Edward Spellman will pack
! up his rags and grab steamboat for Su-
| perior, Neb., Of the state league.
1t is worth the price and little extrl
| to see Hoye, the giant backstop of th'
| Spaldings whip 'em to the bags.
II can be said with absolute certainty
| that Memo Pasha will pick 'em UP at th'
| short field for Auburn, Neb., of the Mink
| league.
Harry Fitch, who halls from the wIlds o.
| Idaho would like to join some fast troupe
| Address him at ZOOS North Nineteenth
| street.
This season the old war horse, viz, ES
| Clair, Is just as good as ever. Enough said
| He picks the cherries behind the pan roi
| the Townsends.
J Dygert, who holds down the left patch
for the Council Bluffs Merchants Will stick
| around here this summer. He received q
document from q Mink league team, but
| failed to attach his sign.
over at the Merchants park across the
| Muddy, Uncle Sam Gross is the officia
| scorer. For combats with the Council
| Bluffs Merchants address Marion Gibson
1875 Clark, or telephone Webster 1898.
| Yep, the Buck Antlers have gathered to-
| gether a galaxy of stars for trouble. Ad-
dress George Caughlin, 5123 North Seven
teenth street, or telephone Webster zoos
Up at the Nebraska Telephone company
| the crowd decided to shake hands with
| Baseball this term, and about thirty are
| trying to snag a position on the squad
| Griffith holds the managerial reins tenn
porarily. He instructed the colts to show
| up for practice last Sunday and twenty
| eight out of thirty aspirants were on deck
| to show their goods. All the men will bt
| given a thorough trial before the regulars
| will be picked consequently the lineup re
| mains a mystery at present The Tele-
| phone company array has made arrange
| ments to utilize the Florence base bal
park. Its first fuss is booked for next Sun
| day.