Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-26

tween Springfield, Neb and the Brode-
gard Crowns last Sunday was 20 1.
On the mound Knudson is doing admir-
ably for the j. ". Bourgeois congregation.
He averages eight strikeouts per game.
Last Sunday up at Fremont Joseph
Adams held the sluggers stationed there
to one hit, Some kinker is Peppery Joe!
Two home runs were made during the
Walter G. Clark -Mickels Nictrolas de-
bate, one by Stacey and the other ny
Smith.
For twirler that fellow Altman muci-
laged to the Chris Lycks. Is some hit.
smith. Last Sunday he drew pair OF
safe blows,
In Theodre Kellner, the West Side Elec-
tries have a dandy backstopper,. lie has
IA grand arm. "A good belfry and 10 there
with the billy,
Two new gents have been glued TO the
West Side Electrics, namely Paul Murray
for the left meadow, and Jesse Black for
the hot corner
For the Auto Row Chuck Greener was
the big noise last Sunday. Ho made
fourteen beat the atmosphere and only
allowed two hits.
The Western Auto Supply company is
still in the field. II you are looking for
trouble with them call Douglas 3O46 and
shout for Edelman.
Up at Scotland, s. d.. Matty McGrath Is
pill at a terrific pace and is doing grand
work on bag No. l.
With the bases intoxicated during the
Auto Row-WOOd & Adsmson debate
Harry kisner spanked one for permission
TO hesitate at corner No, q
Rockey, the manager OF the Black
kats, skipped to Lincoln, Neh., last week
Hereafter Oyerman will hold the mana .
gerial reins for the Kats,
During the Nalentine-Townsend mix
LANCER got his pedals to working and
when the mix was over he had three
stolen bases TO his credit
The disputed game between the Mon
mouth Parks and the Beacon Press will
De settled at tho next meeting OF the
omaha Amateur association.
Last Sunday morning the Black Kats
cancelled game booked with the West
ern Auto supply company for Sunday aft
elnoon. Pretty short notice.
In all probability the Ancient Order
nited Workmen team will play Spring
ileia az the Oid Settlers reunion to be
held at Springfield in August.
Those Mercantile leaguers had better
Keep their lights on the Thomas Kilpat-
ricks for. according 10 their leader, they
are going up the hin from now on.
Beatrice Johnny Andrews twirled an
ele ant game for the Alamitos against
ing the pillow followers three hits.
On bag one Watchtier is performing like
"A leaBuer Tor the j, II, bourgeois COm-
bination, His hitting featured the con-
test at Arlington, Seb., last Sunday.
Harry Cubby will probably have to stick
on the shelf today on account OF being
spiked last Sunday He holds down
cushion two for the Krebb Transfers.
Approximately 400 fans and fanettes
were on hand last Sunday 10 witness the
struggle between the Vinton Street MeT-
chGLts and the Brown Park Pharmacy.
For some unknown reason Kreigler
turned from the X. a Ms, last Sunday
end performed with the Townsends. His
act put the Weed Merchants In the hole
Pike a South Omaha lad who twirIs for
Plattsmouth, was unable 20 trim his old
teammates, the Armours, last Sunday.
They secured ten hits off Of his offerings.
During the Gas compa NY Alamito de-
bate Pete Lyck put one over the boards
and StAngle put one under the boards
which drew transportation for the cir
cult
Vernon won his own game against Min
den tla,l last sunday whom he tickled one
for two bags, with the bases chuoked, and
scored on low throw to catch him of
second
Winters Of tho Chris Iycks seems 10 be
able TO club them in the summer lie
sapped three on the cocoa last Sunday,
one. for the limit and a pair for two
cushions.
Grossman, formerly with the Ancient
Order OF United WOrhmen contingent, is
playing left field for harrington, Neb. He