Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27

Eastern Iowa. As the Hollys and Sailors
played what should have been and would
have been a knotted game IL Il had not
broken I'D in a talk fest. the fans are
| trying TO figure In advance. who will
pocket the rag. The Hollys have blotted
the Merchants dreams twice and they hope
10 make the third time the charm Hickey
IL scheduled to jump them over the
crockery. for the Hollys and southpaw
Hombach will pelt them for the Mer-
chants. This game will be called at $3.50.
Before this row a couple Of Council Bluffs
crews will amble out on the diamond and
strive for supremacy First game called
at 1:s0
StOrx Triumphs 60 Try Hooper.
About eight strikes this A. NJ. the Storz
Triumphs will board steamer for Hooper.
Neb. At first the storz were figuring on
resting today, but as Hooper wanted them
pretty bad they deCided to take the game
This game will give the Hooper boys a
chance to test their ability and to see what
kihd Of chance they would have to cop
the amateur championship Of Nebraska.
| II Hooper plays their regular lineup. they
can't ruin the brewers. but as their town
consists Of few live wires who will go
the limit II necessary, they will probably
be well loaded for the suds family. The
Storz boys are not worrying about who
Hooper has as they think they can whip
anything in their class, and are even will
ing to take chances with teams OF a higher
caliber. Bruggeman or Probst will heave
for the beverage kids and Morton will
probably zing them for Hooper.
After defeating the storz the Gunners
must think they are entitled to a rest
But that is not the real reason that the
Townsends won't play today. They haven't
got game so they are compelled to be
spectators or fill in with other teams to-
Cay. Next Sunday the Townsends 60 to
Hooper for two games. one for Sunday
and the other for Labor Day.
Next Sunday the Hanscom Parks will
go Via the automobile route to Under
wood. Iowa
4 This season. Front of the Hanscom Parks
IS dangerous man with the willow.
Rave you heard the latest? No; what il
it7 Why the managers of our base bail
l1nanipulators got their beaks together one
bright day last week and muciiaRed TO-
sether gang to be known as the Man
ayers for the purpose OF ducking the horse
hide for about two hours some Saturday or
sunday afternoon. This team consists of
managers and no ringers will be allowed.
Following is the lineup: F. OuiRlev.
catcher, storz; Paul Kelly. pitcher, Burns
tourists; w. ouigley, first base. Farrell
Syrups; P. McAndrews. second base.
Moneys; M. Gibson. shortstop. Council
bluffs Merchants; George Kennedy. third
oase' Shamrocks: ]. Mullen left field.
Townsends; c. Benson. center field. Han.
Iscom Parks; l.. Kocher, right. field. Ameri-
cans. These players would make most Of
the speed merchants around this section
OF the world get up on their toes 10 Dull
down the chicken. II is a cinch that they
understand most OF the fine points Of the
game and as they are not guilty Of carrying
concrete domes, their roofs would play a
conspicuous part in the row. II an out-of-
Town game could be secured the big chiefs
would be tickled as 1t would give them a
chance to have one grand outing. ANY
team wishing to secure a good drubbing by
the main5prings address, F. QuIgiey. sl1I
Maple street or phone Douglas 4os4 or
webster 25S5, or tell any, of the managers
your troubles and they will see that your
wants are attended too.
Longs Make Good Mt Tabor.
Herewith the lineup that represented the
II ". Long herr at the Tabor Qa.) tourna-
, ment; Sandon and Gillespie. catchers;
nelson and Smith, pitchers; Emil. first
oasei Race Horse Kelley. second base;
Tracey. shortstop; Charquist, third base
h Stacey ~. Stacey and Nose outgarden-
ers.
The Managers team is dickering with Sill
yer City, Ia, for tussle and in all prob
ability a match will be arranged for Satur-
day, September 9.
Below are the Omaha lads that Rud
Theur led to the Tabor tournament I'm
der his personal direction the team made
a good showing; d. Kennedy, catcher
Lewis and Dyke pitchers; Young, first
base; Tracey, second base; wickham
shortstop; Woodruff. third base; Theur
Hodge and Front, outfieders Tabor Ia,
and the above crew split first and second
, money.
The r. F. Long crew were dubbed the
Omaha Invincibles by the Tabor fans The,
r had eleven men at ,the Tabor tournament
five from the r. +. Long squad, a quartz
/ from the Val Blatz.s one from the Baum
Iron company land one from the Vlctors
but as the Long aggregation had the ma
jortty the Long emblem is correct
large big, juicy chewing fray was in
| dulged In by the Rowing association and
= the Hollys during the ninth round of Their
, duel George Dougherty. the game buster
N3uSeu tue FuASuin. IN the ninth para
; graph matters stood to In the Sailors
t favor, when the mighty Casey Dough
: erty marched to the plate with determine.
: ton bubbling on his map. He immediatel,
e swatted one that would have been easilS
4 good for the limit only the old Merrimat
located in center field stopped the pill
r The globe bounced off the boat into tn,
weeds and the center. meadow watchmaI
= got his searchlights on the job and grabbed
{ the round animal which he whizzeC
3 through the atmosphere in the direction o.
p the homestead. Said heave would prob
a ably have put crimp In DouEherty II tn,
= third stationmaster had not interfered will
. him. As Dougherty was sailing arounc
corner three the human covering that ba,
] stood a short distance from the cushion
= with his lunch hooks outstretched to catcl
n him Che must have thought he was playIn,
i hide-and- go-seek), and he made the stella
catch OF the day. Dougherty and the no
corner agent colllded, and when Doughert,
l again got his engine in working order Mr.
Bali was waiting at the plate to greet him
2 The car OF the game told Mr. Doughert,
i to continue his journey. as he was entitle,
a TO 90 home after receiving such treatment
y He walked over the pan with the run tina
tied the score, and then the Rowing asso
n citation decided that they had enough ex
! eFrfge for da.- ~