Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-07
their monicker either today or next sun

class "B" squad. You can commune with
him over Webster 1897.
Pie coe was the star that shone bright
est with the billy for the Townsends
against the Joe Smiths
Burns. the new bsckstopper hitched to
the Ancient Order OF United workmen
combination, is hot stuff.
DR.. Willard II. Quigley, formerly a star
base balist, is now In politics. He is
running for county coroner
From the standing OF the Drexei Shoe
team, It Is a cinch that they can boot
them on the field as well as off.
Arthur Hachten has succeeded william
Doescher as manager of the independents
he can be reached over Red 6167.
For debates with the wagmans call ]
4. Skomal at Douglas 6262, or slip him a
line at 2624 South Fifteenth street.
Wonder which team OF the City league
| - gong 70 put crimp in the aspirations
OF the Brown Park Pharmacy crew.
AT short ''Guinnee" is now working for
the Joe Smiths. He is a peacherino on
the offense and Is fair with the pole,
Under the leadership of Harold Pearson
the Fontenelles should be able TO ring
IN near the top of the Metropolitan league,
Carmody Of the Valentines will be back
| IN the ring today. He has been on the
down, and out list for a couple OF weeks
Back of the hit station Overman is doing
good work for the Black Kats. He is
pegging better this season than ever be-
fore.
For the Kreb Transfer gang Jawn Nor
| ton is the big noise on tho mound He
has averaged seventeen strike outs per
game. P0i
When Mcclure. now attached 10 IN.
store, learns how to watch men on the
Storz. " ''ie
At the now you see them and no,v
you don't corner Lismond Is putting un
troupe. "o'ei
Fitzgerald is the new slabster muci-
.ased 10 the Hollys. II he is as good az
tne rep he carries he ought to be a hum
| dinger. ~ NUM-
Ruoe Feltman, formerly the napaser
pL the murphy Did Its, win hereafter
nola nla down one of the pastures for the
Bowley participated in the Cbris ZIP
hotel tribe. ior 'he
For the South Omaha Ramblers Chris
hansen R rs the big gun with the furniture.
when needed. 'HeNi
A good deal OF the credit for the success
OF Ihe Independents is attributed 10 the
tst ttsset mat I1ljegren is doing the bulk Of
As a ball player Williamson. formsr,,,
OF the valentines. is easily entitled TO the
" IA stamp, but he don't care for ths
managerial job.
The Nickel Victrolas are especially anx-
ISus Eosto 70 pook game out of town for the
| Fourth OF July. Correspond with Ernest
oltt' 1906 Locust street
Inc winners In the Mercantile league.
Wnlch Is composed OF six teams nailed
taty.Iour runs and the losers cornered
twenty mine last Sunday.
The Thomas Kilpatricks and the Rrou,n-
inE-hlng band are fighting hard 10 ascer-
Isin VINO VIII mold down the cellar posish
OF the Mercantile league. '''A''
Those Victors of the Metropolitan leaeue
day.. but Uncle Tom Con saws tbev snI will
ne there today with bells on
Again Patrick Kennedy is gathering
lame ne as hitsmith, He was the big apple
Win the bludgeon for the Kennedy q
NeCreary outfit last Sunday.
The Brandeis Stores are doing their
best TO land the rag in the Mercantile
league. 1t is up to them to push the p
0. Hupmobile gang down the ladder.
Word has been received that woodbine
Qa) has strengthened its squad consider
ably for the fight today with the Ancient
Order Of United Workmen congregation.
Last Sunday the F. M. Valentines were
booked TO play the Luxus at Fort Omaha
but as they had a squabble among them.
selves they failed to decorate the scenery
, Nestlebush is now the main gazabo OF
the r. o. Hupmobile crowd. He knows
the game from A to lizard and should
push them through without many flaws
So far this season the Krebs TrRnsfe,
punch have nailed six games. 1t is an.
, proximately time that they would use 4
transfer and get off the road of success
Those king-Peeks ought to live up Ia
the front part OF their appeliation and be
the kings OF the Mercantile league. They
, are now resting comfortably in the thirt
STALL
Vernon OF the 'Duncee Woolen MINI,
struck out sixteen gents and only al
} lowed one hit and he lost TO Plattsmouti
boys?
Because Baker went via the aviation
route in the sixth chapter last Sunday
the Town.ends had TO be satisfied with
the short end OF their wrangle with tho
The Chris Lycks were out OF their clas
last Sunday and although they put vi
classy base ball they were compelled L
De satisfied with the short end OF
double-header.
, The Ancient Order Of United workmeT
team is booking for game for the Fourtl
? OF July. Address Frank Quigley at 100
Chicago street, OF telephone Douglas 225
or Webster SS5.
Although the Jepasn gang dropped
wrangle last Sunday. nevertheless thei
manager is of the opinion that he ha
the best bet in the recently organizes
Metropolitan league.
) | Another new herd slipped under tn,
, Ther will be under the supervision o
: Harry Strickler For trouble tickle tn
: ringer on Douglas 455s.
Changes in your lineup and other mat
ters of importance relative TO amateu
base ball would be appreciated by Fran
lQuigley. Commune with him over Doug
: las 2256 or Webster 25s5.
Herewith the lineup OF the Indspend
ents: McKeague, catcher, Liljegren
, pitcher; Hachten, first; Doescher. second
z Zielensk, third; Johns, shortstop; Hoye
Hoffman and Mattern, outfielders.
! Fans from the surrounding villages WI
} drop In 10 Woodbine. Ia, today 10 se
the conflict between the Ancient Orde
Of United Workmen and the home talent
Q Woodbine held the All Nations 70 a clos
score the other day,
= Mendez, reported n be a Cuban,
| without any question OF a doubt the COB
of Cuba. He IL associated with the Al
4 | Nations and whenever they need a tall
4 he is the dude they depend upon. He Jus
! steals a base whenever he feels like II.