Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-02

drives -
Again the Armours proved their SUI
premacy over the Plattsmouth pill shoot
ers. by taking the long end OF to
score.
Last week Fred Prefke left for onawa.
Ia, where he will probably stop them
behind the willow for the balance of the
season.
Striking out thirteen proved a hoodoo
to Twirler Atkinson of the Stars and
perials.
Clark pitched in his usual manner last
Sunday for the Owls and they waltzed
away with the gravy in a thrilling to
contest.
Old Nick Carter sure grabs them in the
right meadow for the Stars and Stripes.
With this monicker he ought 20 be
catcher.
During the schuyler-Aiamito fuss only
fifteen errors were registered. Five by
the Omaha brigade and ten by the OPP
position.
Bert McAndrews unlocked from the An
Client Order United rWorkmen team and
buckled on with the Joe Smiths OF Coun-
ell Bluffs.
Hereafter Walter Overman will schedule
the games for the Black Kats. Teams
Wishing troubiS with this fast herd call
Webster 6221.
Teams wishing trouble with the Brode-
gard Crowns will be accommodated II
they call Harvey 27SO and squawk for
William DolsOn.
Joseph Adams, formerly member Of
the Ancient order United Workmen band,
has Joined the salaried pets stationed at
Harrington, Neb.
]. Collins, the crack left pasture artist
for the Armours was the big gun with
the war furniture down at Plattsmouth
for the Armours,
Looks like the Omaha ball tossers will
soon have TO doff their lids to Wolff %
Blair in recognition of his wonderful
work this season
Last week the Ak-Sar- Bens glued a new
curvster, labeled English. He has rep"
a mile long, so ne ought to be able to
produce the goods.
Last Sunday during the Dundee-Chris
Lyck fight, Hazen. as usual, was the
spectacular kid and he was ably assisted
by George Graham.
Although the Storz only got eight hits
off Of Anderson at Wahoo, they were
able to make them all count, as they
cornered eight runs.
Harry Wright is still sitting on the
shelf Any class "A" team in need OF
a good man In the outer works would
do well to nab him.
Ed McCreary, formerly with the Work.
men and who Is now Pitching for Onawa,
Ia, won his initial argument, holding the
opponents to four hits,
Madam Rumor has II that the Brode-
gard Crowns will be rendered a big
feed by Fred Brodegaard towards the
Hereafter Link Wilson will hold the
managerial reins for the Wagmans. For
trouble with this aggregation call Douglas
1850 and squawk for him.
Because the town that Baker of the
Townsends recently hooked up with failed
to come across with enough kale he glided
back TO good old Omaha
Back of the hit station Hachten per-
formed admirably for the Storz last Sun
day. Clair will probably be able to stop
them for the Storz today.
When II comes to coaching, Bill Ellis
worth, associated with the Krebb Trans
fers, has got the majority of the young
sters backed off the boards.
Tom Curran, who used TO be associated
with the Shamrocks of South Omaha, is
now running for nomination as represent
alive on the republican ticket.
Any out of town team wishing a good
gt me call or write Ernest Wolff, manager
of the Mickers Vlctrolas at Webster 1884
or address 1906 Locust street.
Tomorrow night the Saturday class
"A" league will hold a meeting at the
city hall TO reconstruct their schedule
for the remaining seven weeks.
Master at Arlington, Neb., was appar-
emily master of George Probsts curley
ones last Sunday, for he smacked four
out OF five to the land OF safety.
A real warm debate is looked for today
when the Western Auto Supply and the
Alamitos tangle. Coolies OF sour junk
exists between these two brigades.
The reason why the Pagomas failed to
keep their date with the Fontenelles was
because Manager Smiths baby died the
night before the date set for the game.
At Fort Omaha pair of good tangles
will be on the bill OF fare, the main event
of which will be between the Ancient Or
der United Workmen and the Emil Han
sens.
Manager Wolff OF the Mickels Victrolas
10 having III luck holding his men, Simp-
son and Kelley have beat il for the
wheat fields and James Gardner has left
town.
If the Fontenelles stay on the map wa.
Teins. From present indications II seems
as though they are going 70 tip the
bucket
On corner three for the Auto Row,
Tommie Roberts Is burning up the dust.
arm, can throw from most any position
and Is also there with the club.
Two Omaha teams have trimmed
Wahoo, Neb.. to date this season, namely.
the ArmOurs hail from South Omaha, but
that doesn't make much difference.
After making reputation under the
Valentine monicker, Manager Krulish de-
60 shanEs 5 ss.s te tb name 70 hs
Of stars have had three names this sea-
SON
Against the Columbias. NJ. Roncka
showed up brighter than 1000 diamond.
holding the aforementioned team In the
zero column for nine rounds and not al
lowing them a hit
On the mound for the McGraw Flee
tries, Weber Is doing excellent work and
II his teammates would give him the sup
port they are capable of he would cap
ture a remarkable record.
Tub Carter showed that he could deliver
the goods with the indicator when he
worked at Athletic park, Council Bluffs.
Teams wishing a good umpire can COM
mune with him at Tyler l447.
stroah. q new geezer that blew In at
Fort Omaha last Sunday, was one Of the
empires that worked during the Town
send-A. o. u. w, fuss and his work was
satisfactory 20 all concerned.
out at Chris Lyck park a warm argu-
ment Is looked for when the Luxus and
the TOwnsendA buck up against each
other for the initial offense OF the season,
Baker will fling them for the Townsends
and Sullivan or smith will be on the
mound for the brewery gang.
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