Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-01
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Mems Christian association. Being
merely the manager Of the Browns and
not secretary of state or manager OF
the Braves, Mr.. Hickey gets no coin for
his lectures. Mr. Hickey is also manager
Of Gus Williams, and Gus will be on
hand to show Branch all the sights and
the best places to get pure grape juice.
Barney Dreyfuss will be here and CT
| forts will be made to coax Barney into
spending another $1,000. Barney spent
that much once for an athlete named
Marty O'Toole. Since that date Barney
has been trying to recover the $50, 600 and
Marty has been trying 20 win ball games
Neither have had much luck
Navin VIII BE Here.
Frank Navin, the we'll known lap-dog
owned by Tyrus Raymond Cobb, will be
here. Tyrus Raymond gave Navin per-
mission so nothing is to mar his pleasures
here. OF course some reople say Navin
owns Ty Cobb and that Ty is Navins
slave, but any gentleman who will care
fully examine the course of events tran
spired by Tyrus Raymond and Navin,
will see that Tyrus Raymond regards
Navin as cashier who does nothing
but pay out money. While here Mr..
Navin will lecture on the follies Of fight
ing butcher boys.
Charley Comiskey of the White Sox
will be here as he considers it duty
every year to tell the starving magnates
how to conduct a losing team and still
pull the fans through the turnstiles Bill
Rourke Will listen carefully to that
lecture.
List of the Balance
There are a lot more Of The pagnates
with distinctive features but the list is
too long for individual dissection The
Following is a list of the base hall men
who have written for reservations:
M; II. Sexton, president National Asso-
citation OF Leagues.
John ii. farrelI, secretary of associa-
q: G. Berrows, president International
7. NJ Chivington. president American
"A A, T. Baum, president Pacific Coast
Nor.is o'Netn, president Western
". NJ. Cavanaugh, president Southern
Tim Murnane, president New England
M, Il, Justice, president Central ssso-
f. r. Weeks, president wisconsin-nn-
nols league.
James o'Rourke. president Eastern as
ISOLATION.
James Frank. president South Michigan
league. ~.
-, W. Dickerson, president Michigan
John Burmeister president Northern
Charles Cline, president Illinois Mis-
Louis HeilbrOner, president Central
Milnam F. Hill. president Western as
ISOLATION.
Archer Lyon. president North Carolina
league. 0'''
Al Tearney. president Three-I league.
league.
charles F; MOL. vice president wiscon-
sin-lllinois league.
Frank Navin, Detroit.
William F. Baker Philadelphia Ma
tionals
Ri1er Higgins. St. Louis Nationals,
Charles Eobets, Brooklyn.
Barney Drey fuss, Pittsburgh.
{. A. Comiskey, Chicago Americans.
Eddie Herr st. Louis
Charles Ebbets jr., Newark
n; e: Cantili3n, Minneapolis.
NJ. j. Finn, Memphis
J, H. Friedman, Chicago.
Z. ID. White, New York.
Claude Narnoll, Three-I league.
Dr. J, a, Andrews, Waterloo
Belden Hin Cedar, Rapids
Harry Mccormick, CHATTANOOGA
T. NJ. Schocnhorns Columbus.
j. a, Quinn, Columbus.
w +. Hayes Utica. y. Y.
c. II. Claire Grand Island.
Jack Hendrix indianapolis
James c. McGill, indianapolis and Den
yer.
ID. +. Breeze. Wichita
" \, Rourke. Omaha.
Frank Isbell Des Moines.
Tom Fairweathcr Des Moincs
Hugh Jones, Lincoln.
CHARLES y. Moon. Lincoln
Edward Hanon. Sioux City.
John Holland, st. Joseph.
Hap Hogan, ST. Joseph
Frank Boyle, Keokuk
Earl Obenshain, St Louis
J. l.. GalbTith, Superior
y. +. Egan. Muscatine.
Richard Cogan. Paterson, " j.
4. II. PulfOrd, Winnipeg. Can.
John j. Dawney Paterson, y. j.
Connie Walsh, ST. Louis.
+, r. Carson. South Pend
Webb +. Beggs, Terre Haute.
%, r. Dugdale. Seattle.
Harry ID, Burton, Chicago
Edward A. Dungeon. Philadelphia.
Hugo Goldsmith. Cincinnati !
William c. Cohn, Cincinnati.