Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-17
ALWAYS OTHERS COMING IN
City League Undisturbed by Resig-
nations of Several Teams.
NAY ORGANIZE A NEW OUTFIT
Number of Youngsters Will in All
PROBABILITY Get Together and
Form Class "C'' League at
Monday Night Meeting.
ny FRANKl au1nLnY.

From appearances 1t seems as though
the City league Is as strong as the fook
OF Gibraltar. Already a couple OF teams
caught the bust-up fever and when they
went to the wall. 1t didn't even ruffle
the feelings OF the City leaguers. All
they did was to congregate and select
a couple of other teams by vote from
the numerous applicants on their file.
Last week the Ames Avenue Merchants
blew up and the hole made by their de-
parture was plugged Up by the Sterllngs.
Aside from filling the gap, the only
other act OF Importance perpetrated at
their meeting was to accept the resis-
nation of A. N. jackson. general-in-chief
of the Beacon Press tribe. Hereafter
J. Moore will look after the business
end for the Beacon Press outfit.
Tomorrow night the directors Of the
Omaha Amateur association will hold
a meeting at the City Hall to study over
several important matters 1t is the In
tention OF the directors TO hold a field
meet towards the expiration Of the sea-
son and to get out a local guide book,
which will be something similar to
Spaldings guide on a smaller scale. The
different team leaders will be instructed
get OI IHciI lCdnh8 anu luIV
them over for said guide book. These
pictures will also be used for the big
guide book which is made up by the
National association each year.
IsaacsOn Orders Guides,
President Isaacson, OF the local associ-
alton has written for a bunch of tho
guide books they published this year
80 .ko,, v.,3II ba 5taf yi1,a,tad among tha
local magnates as soon as they sail in.
At meeting OF the directors last week,
they unanimously decided to Join the
association. The dues aggregate ten
bucks and each team In the various
leagues has been assessed fifty cents
Said dough should be delivered to Secre-
tary BlozZies at the earliest possible
moment as this money has to be for
warded in the very immediate future.
Calling your attention again to the
fact that a couple of the Omaha brigades
trimmed two State league teams last
Sunday, don't you Omaha bugs think
that they are entitled to a wee bit OF
praise for their remarkable work The
Storz, who are under the leadership Of
Fred Bradford and the A. o. U. w.
team under the management OF Frank
Quigley were the teams that turned
the trick Those suds boys brought
home the bacon from Columbus after
quarreling ten rounds, while the Work
men gathered the gravy from Norfolk.
by a two TO one score. The week be-
fore the Luxus contingent held the
Columbus State league team 70 a TO 8
score. When three OF the local aggre-
cations can battle with salarisd teams
and put up such a nifty brand OF base
ball they ought 20 be entitled to the
support Of Omaha base ball insects.
Several teams that are anxious 10 be
ciassed a. class CO. teams win gather
at the city Hall Monday night and en-
deaver to organise q league The kids
that are putting forth their best efforts
to perfect a class &C. league say that
they have eight teams already to start
the fireworks.
Diamond Dust.
II is a fact that aviators would come In
handy occasionally TO 80 after the high
ones.
AS customary. Hefflinger Of the Chris
Lycks wasn't a bit backward with the
pole last Sunday.
In a diblrtet OF debates Atkinson. the
I crack HEAVIER OF the Windsor Hotel team.
I has only allowed twelve hits.
Oleson twirled a grand game for the
Storz against Columbus and he also poked
out two TO the land Of safety.
! The Mogullians are going 20 lay off
today Thev are In need OF games. Call
/ Barney Karbowsk. Harvey 81.
For the Mickers Yictrolas Custer
slammed one 10 the boards against the
X. and Ms for three cushions.
Although McGrath twirled elegant ball
| against Blair for the Walter q. clarks.