Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-01

they win follow II anyone else starts
anything.
Teal has the leadership honors Of the
Lithographers' league tucked away.
Herman Beselin says he can take a
team of old boys to Sioux City and win
first place. Herman did this very thing
when the first tournament was held in
Sioux city.
Omaha bowlers will be sorry to hear
of Abbotts departure from the city. He
has been one of the games staunchest
supporters, especially In the Gate City
league. His firm has trasferred him TO
his former home, Tulsa, Ok.
Womens night seems to be quite popu-
lar at the Omaha Gas league. This
league has set aside a few nights In its
| hearts and sisters of the league mem
bers The turnout of the fair sex
Wednesday night proved that this feature
is a grand success.
No real team records have been estab-
llshed In the Booster league, but II is
yet early in the season.
Henry Frltscher's activities are con-
fined to South Omaha. This Is the first
season that he has not been a member
, of some Omaha team.
"Swede" Paulson says that matr-
monial ties prevent him from engaging
In the great winter pastime.
That will be an enormous flock of
bowlers leaving on the train for Sioux
Besides eight or ten teams. several indi-
Viduals are going.
With the tailend teams being strength
ened, that promises TO be good race
in the Gate City league.
Chief Briggs, owing to his strenuous
activities In politics, has cut out the
| bowling game, but promises to come back
as soon as the campaign is over.
Conrad lays his recent poor showing to
the Elks' clambake.
Another big mass meeting at the Pax
! ton hotel this afternoon, ESQ o'clock. All
| Omaha and South Omaha bowlers are
requested to be present.
Look over the list and you will find
missing one or two OF our once popular
"dodo" and loaded-ball shooters.
I Stine rolled a miXedup series last
week. He started with 243, had a 1S3
score in the middle and finished with l3s,
| II the rest of that Fairmont Creamery
team get to going, look out for them.
| Fttz and Mccoy can be counted on, and
| Gibson is rolling a better game,
Grab" Hammerstrom stayed back OF
| the foul line long enough TO roll 60 in
the Booster league Tuesday night.
Dad" Huntington Is still waiting TO
| hear from that Morrison alley team.
/ The money is up and the challenge is
/ for home and home match, visiting
team to pick alleys and total pins to
| count.
Frank LepInsky says that his Willow
Springs team viii not go TO Sioux City
on account of its recent poor showing
in regular league matches
The Standard Oil crowd Is having a
! good race Three teams are punched
and the other is only little way behind
The Omaha Bowlers quartet will have
g change to make themselves useful at
Sioux City They have several Omaha
songs written for them and viii turn
them loose as soon as they hit packers
town.
"Pa" Einpauan NTH bIa si,, foo. s.,,a,,
and FttE with his four feet eight, will
be paired up In the doubles at Sioux City,
II Is understood that the Dubuque
bowlers are going after next season s
Midwest tournament.
Not many 600 totals are being rolled
on the Association alleys. Some OF last
about the alleys because they can't pile
up large totals.
The Commercial Ieaguers have started
that postponing habit again. league
never reaches the height of success un-
I'll this postpOning habit is discontinued
Omaha bowlers viii hold open house and
serve Dutch lunch 70 the yisitinG
OF the systems used in advertising Omaha
for next seasons tournament
omaha business men are taking quite
pecially in the local bowling organiEa-
tion's effort 10 bring next seasons tour
nament here. Several are sending teams
, to Sioux city to boost the Omaha entry
, Red" RRtekin Is not doing any rolling
this season. but he Is actively engaged in
handling the affairs of the Booster league
and Is always ready 10 assist IN any work
/, 1 when asked 10 do so. II Is such men al
he, who are making the bowling game
what II Is today.
, Manager McQuillen OF the Fiorshein
| Shoe team thinks a series OF dancins
: lessons would better his foot wori
thereby improving his bowling
p The new Farnam alleys will be com
, pleted about November rs. All the equip
ment has arrived and part of Il is al
I ready installed. Work on the flnishinl
5 touches and interior decorations will taxi
about two weeks.
The Sunderland Brothers league en-
tered the field with a much stronger or
I ganization. This seasons league will b
4 composed OF six four-man teams.
Don" Amsden thinks he could win tn,
; 'All Event" medal at Sioux City II the!
5 ! shook dice for II.
I The Omaha crowd ought 20 bring bacl
. | plenty Of dough from Sioux City. Abou
Z a hundred OF the local ten-pin artists vii
y take part in the games there
p The strong Mineralite team OF Chicag
| will roll In the Omaha squad at Siou
City. The Mineralites were the first out
| of-town team 20 enter. In their lineu
n vs. ", V. Thompson, Ed Blouin. Billy Lee
Is Ed Garfield. n Bucket and G, BangaTt
n An effort is being made to get som