Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-15

! As set me don't look IKE a Ncsle.
/ Pohler gets around 80 an the time. never
much over go or under $50 AMI get into
the big league with games like that
Southpav Boessig can min, auN oif-.dg
pill roller i'm the Boosters. ara ts nne uf
the many sharks in this combination.
Now Dan Butler and charlie, Wthueu
threaten 90 Join the ranks 1t the CITY
Hall team. Withnell shot 4S once. Just
The Andy Frlck team is strengthening up
with the cellar bowlers and let it be satu
right here they have some shooters down
Lemon. the hard-nttinU fielder Of the
Derby Wooden Mills. is q very cons .stCnt
hitter and plays around the lN marx rgnt
along.
Jacobson Of the Harvey Colts is coming
fast. and n he can only conquer the ten
pm will b. among the leaders in The
league.
ne Esst Mails are as good as their
name aid are holding first place In Ben
thomas fine young league. Some last
shooters.
The Hawks Of the postoffice league are
| bot from Kansas. 20 do not want to DE
referred TO as the Jayhawks. The Jays
are silent
l.snds,rom is another Of the United
states chaps that can go some and has
dandy delivery and should become a very
good man.
The United states National Boosters are
going along pretty good for cub rollers
and are getting to talk about dope balls
etc, already.
Art c.cander is still nursing liking for
the Booster league and it Is only pues-
uon of time before ne will be seen around
his old haunts.
Herman Bcseiin is leading the Metropoli-
tan bowlers with nice 1873 average. THINK
LOT that young fellow leading a band Of
sharks like that
The Sunkist stars drew twelve splits In
their match game last week which &C
he fg,Fa -
got I'm the game.
! raul Morton of Arbor Day fame is at
, his best in the small bali game and likes
to take on the unsophisticated as fast as
lthey will come up.
Jack Traynor has trouble with the ten
pin on ally I at Franciscos. lie blames
It for hts poor showing during the match
Harry l'rlmeau is the pn-Rettlng kid
when Il comes to skinning the standard
oils. The way he goes with that city
Hall crowd is something awful
Pete Loeb is still hitting the wood In
grand style and averaging about no in his
taken his old stand with PetC's pets.
JOdy Berger and Jeffries, a great team,
but can they come back. There is con-
o siderable doubt among the knowing ones.
Joe can certainly talk about IL anyway.
The Seniors are just becoming real roll
ers ano promise TO be heard from after
Missouri when it comes TO the bowling
game.
. The Omaha men are finding great sport
on the South Omaha alleys. The boys down
b there are sporty and willing TO back up
10 their opinion by few sheckles any old
time.
q The Storz Triumph base ball team ought
to be In fine condition when the sprlnE
comes. Drummy, Han Eastman and Dur
j. kee are on the alleys about every day In
n the week
3 storz Triumphs. Metz Bros and letter
. Gold Tops are the only teams going to ST
Louis for the reputation Of Omaha. Here
e Is hoping they bring back big portion
Of the bacon.
Phil Walenz has dropped completely out
n OF sight and out OF the bowling game
i W lenz was an active member of botl
4 leagues and at one time was president OF
4 the Commercials.
y Merzig is going around the alley passing
b addition to the family, but shot at 5s4 tota
81 which breaks all his former efforts by
y about eighty pins.
" The Omaha Bike Indians are again hug.
ging close to the top in the Commercial
II league and are going to make a lot OF
y fuss II somebody beats them three in row
~ The Pete Lochs were unable to go to st
y LOUIS intact, so gave 1t up entirely. This
" team was one of the hopes of the city anC
- many will regret to know that they viii
~ not compete in the tournament.
% Ben Hull has a great deal to do with tn
VI way bowling has taken in our sister city
NJ Ben Is exceedingly popular and very fin
on little manager, and Carlow was very fort
9i innate in securing such an able man
~ The Metropolitan leaguers will hold thel
"a annual feast some time this month. Thi
9i Is one of the pleasantries that the member
40 OF this young but enthusiastic league lool
81 to with much pleasure aud is usually som
AZ doGgs.
So Mccarthy, the corner of TIE Mercantil
~ league Is liable to cause a lot of excite
As ment among the members of the leagu
M as he has signified his intention OF bowl
"a ing with the Hartley Colts Of the sam
:" league
lie The Beselins Mixers bumped up agains
tn stone wall in the Harvey Colts, havin
lost but one game in the last six week
a, until these kids. headed by the famOu
~ Sam Bryan, took their measure in tw
IL games.
Jimmy SILK is becoming one of the ia
nous pill rollers Of the basement Hi
~ sensational bowling has won many game
for the Andy Colts and new man at tn
game, too Sam Boord has his eye on thi
m Fred Baizer. the baby member Of tn
a., Lochs IL a very likely bowler and one Q
III the few who show considerable improve
as ment the days go by, and Is cOnsldere
T. one Of the strongest men in the CONNER
he It's about time to start talking about II
al city tournament. II should be held viii
ot the bowling is at its height and would sul
gest time not later than February 10
20. II should be the largest ever held
is the town. Come on City association an
OF get busy.
"a Policy Gwynne has at least realized Il
dream OF many years and has foTsaken III
Us bowling game for other ambitious pursuit.
nd ana VIII become member or the Angel
'or berg stock company, which hits the roe
- for pne-night stands about Washington
81 birthday.
We Joe Gillian OF the Holly base ball tea
raj won the weekly prize on the basement q
-, leys at keyts with nice score of "a
y" Gil Is sometimes called the Biting Cos
DOT from the way he grts his teeth. Mil
be Moran was close with 642. but Just couldn
h get over that fatal tenth IN the last game.
Captain George CLARK Of the City Ha
team has agreed to allow Soup Howard
ha the standard Oils to pick any four men
,,r Omaha and. himself included, and sho
y" for money, marbles or chalk. OF cours
s one provision Of the match Is that Howa
NIX shoot in every game. That's all the a.
bis vantage Clark is asking.
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