Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-06

Ramblers have "humdinger" in Mogen-
sen.
On the middle cushion Hansen is doing
great work for the South Omaha Ram
| b1ers.
| 1t is impossible to predict what gang
Hillard Morearty will be associated with
| today.
This fellow. Greko, hooked to the Dun
dee Wooden Mills, looks pretty sweet in
the box.
! Devine of the Chris I.ycks doesn't ex-
actly live up to his moniker when on the
bah field.
Shook of the Browning King company
| team, was overly there with the club
last Sunday.
Donald Pitts drove into town the other
day after a very successful season among
the bushers.
Urban and McAndrews are still sting
ing the pill with coolies of juice behind
their swings.
Richardson holds down the short posish
for the o. d. Kiplingers, like a real
salaried gent.
Today Pete Lyck will stop the pellets
behind the hit station for Cedar Bluffs
against Wahoo.
In the last ten days Baker has twirled
seven games. He worked in q double
header Sunday.
Frank Wech Of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen got back into the har-
ness last Sunday.
Chuck Morearty and Jerry Fit sure
spear them in the outer works for the
Mickel's Victrolas.
Meyers. Kring and Harris are the chief
punchers with the billy for the South
Omaha Merchants.
Frank Potach of the Brown Park Phar-
macy doomed up like million dollar dia-
mond last Sunday.
At the present writing Joedy Gillian is
fielding and cracking the pill like high
class salaried gent
Here of late Ralph futile has amply
demonstrated the fact that he is a wizard
In the outer works.
All the Dundee Wooden Mills can bring
in for their defense against the Valen-
tines is the word, If"
The West Side Electrics have changed
their name TO the West Side Tigers. For
games, call Webster 1882
Now the Armours would like TO meet
the LuXus, Black kats and the Alamitos
before the asbestos drops.
In the very immediate future the Church
league will hold its banquet at the Young
Mems Christian association.
Davies was the gent who was RESPONSE
BILE for the defeat Of the Florence Ath-
letics by the Murphy Did Its.
Last week Matte McGrath floated into
town from Scotland 3. D., where he has
been holding down the initial sack.
All the Black Kats were able to collect
from the Ancient Order United Workmen
last Sunday was a bunch of ciphers.
With Holland holding the reins for the
Twenty-fourth Street Merchants they
ought to climb the ladder little faster,
Oleson of the storz has lost that sore
feeling in his thrower and Is now dish
ing up his puzzlers in his old-time form.
The winners of the Church league pen
nant and the leaders OF the Commercial
league will tie up Saturday, September 26.
Although the Kehout Colts have a dia-
mond OF their own, nevertheless, they are
willing to play on any diamond in the
city.
AT Thirty-second ard Dewey avenue to-
morrow, the First Methodist Episcopal
Baracas and the Hyland Parks will
clash.
Joe Gillian and Frank Quigley must
have pleased the players and fans with
their umpiring last Sunday at Fort
James McAndrews handled the indica-
tor In a manner satisfactory to all con-
cerued during the Plattsmouth-Manley
struggle.
Tomorrow. Labor day, the Nebraska
oak Ia, and hemp the base ball talent
located there
Catching for the o. d. Kiplingers. is
gent tagged Joseph Lang, who is a
doodle as a backstopper and Is also clever
with the pole.
The Omaha Rubber gang stretched five
hits into two runs last Sunday, which
was enough to hand tho Mickers Vic
tTolas lemon.
Those Black Kats ought TO mucilage
Bernard PrObst 10 their roster, then they
would have quartet OF brothers hitched
TO their crowd.
Klein OF the Dundee Wooden Mills
clipped one OF Mr.. Bakers shoots IN the
smeller for three bags during the Nalen-
tine-Dundee row.
Biliam Maher walked into the hall 81
fame last Sunday when he dished out The
unhitable stuff so effectively against the
Florence Athletics.
Information gathered recently developed
the fact that the last game played be-
tween the West Side Electrics and the
lmperials resulted In am to tie instead