Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-20

good adjudicator, call Douglas 5S01 and
squak for Louis Feltman.
This season, Durkee, the crack third
baseman of the StorZ, is not cracking
the pill In his regular. form.
Next Sunday the Alamitos win hook up
with the A. o. u. WIS at Fort Omaha for
the final game of the season.
Six of the geezers now associated with
the Luxus team have been playing to-
gether for the last six years
President Jake Isaacson of the Omaha
Amateur association, accompanied the
Omaha champions to ST. Paul.
Next week Holland and Dame will roll
in, To date they have had a very sue
cessful season among the bushsrs.
Frank ouigiey will probably umpire the
game between Dow City and Dunlap, Ia,
today TO be played at Dow City. la.
Several teams have been after John
Gentleman to hold the managerial reins
this season, but he failed to hook up.
joe the Jap, who had his leg broken
during the West End Merchants Krebb
Transfers battle, is fast recuperating.
Regardless of climatic conditions. sew
eral good arguments will be dished out
by the local sphere beavers this Sunday.
Even the Trimble Brothers registered
protest at the last minute In regard to
the umpire's judgment against the Auto
Row.
Reed, who is we'll known by the local
leather beavers, is now pitching for Dun
lap, la. He pickles ten and rations per
game.
Pinault of the Auto Row struck out
three of the four Krebb Transfers that
faced him during the championship
contest
wally spellman, the Alamitos doughty
catcher, seems to be able to keep his
fins out of the way better sthsn1 his
brother, Ed.
Last Sunday during the inning and "A
third that John Norton worked against
the Auto Row, he struck out every man
that faced him.
Probably the reason why the Black
Kats have been so successful Is that they
have got their opponents goat by cross
ing in front Of them.
Since the A. o. u. w. team grabbed
Greko Of the Dundee Wooden Mills. sew
eral other teams have offered him ma
yuma to work game or two for them
Next Saturday a gang that hang around
the Smoke House led by Dick Murphy
will buck up against bunch picked by
Frank Quigley at Chris Lycks park.
Now that Colonel Grants thrower is
IN shape the Valentines are again we'll
fortified in the twirling department.
Baker and Grant are pair OF nifty
wingers.
Some time ago the South Omaha Mer-
chants challenged the Krebb Transfers
and now that the league season Is over
the Krebbs are ready 10 play for a pot
OF dough.
Several teams have been after Doctor
Willard Quigley, to handle the Indicator
He Is sorry that he has to disappoint
the boys, but business comes first with
the doctor.
Hazen OF the Dundee Wooden Mills was
wanted by the Brandeis Stores to fill the
gap left open by one OF their fly catch
ers. but the directors refused to grant
this request
II the Saturday Class A league had
Joined tho Omaha Amateur association
they would make the Glass A teams of
the other towns hustle to grab the win
ming number.
flashes Of his former skill, but, accord
ing TO his fellow base ballists, although
he shut out the storz. Russell IL not what
he used to be.
On corner three, the LuXus brigade have
reliable gent In Philip Tracey He is
sure fielder. has a grand arm can throw
from most any position, uses his bun and
is a good hitsmith.
Somebody said that George Kennedy
was through with base ball, but stIll he
bobbed up 10 do the barking during the
Ninton street Merchants Brown Park
Pharmacy Jamboree.
r. s. Hunter assocldting with the
sporting department OF the Bee, was re-
Gently unanimously elected a member of
the board Of directors Of the Omaha
Amateur association.
When the leaders of that proposed
Glass "a tournament were unable to Sc
cure the Ancient Order OF United Work
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