Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-11

taken under advisement by the directors
OF the Greater Omaha league.
sandIOt Gossip.
Sam Eagle clipped one on the bealS that
Midland Glass ana Paint troupe.
Al short, PiatE, Is playing wonderful
game for the Armours, He IL fielding
and clouting the pill like a fiend.
Up to date Thomas Moore. the latest ac-
QUESTION TO the Greater Omaha leagues
umpiring staff, Is getting along Q. X.
Next sunday the Council Bluffs I'M
perials will take another whirl az ths
strong team stationed at Fender. Neb.
Although offered several chances TO
umpire this season. DR.. Willard ouigley
was too busy to accept the invitations.
Ernie Adams has picked up q few
hicks lately holding down the first cor
nsr for the lawmakers at Gretne, Neh'
One OF Gentleman's athletics, namely,
Charles Hall, is now in San Francisco
seeing the sights At the worlds exposi-
ton.
Shook shook the Kennedy a BeselIn
gang for one game and, according 70
reports, he was glad TO shake himself
back.
Those Kennedy & Beselin children are
still chewing the fat relative to the
trouncing the Omaha Rubber Co. gave
them.
Dan Butler, Edward Creighton and
Richard Grotte, are tho trio that settle
all the disputes in the Greater Omaha
league.
One of Gentleman's Athletics, namely.
Pr6aRbly this fact ought TO prove sooth-
ing TO the heart aches OF different local
umpires
Another surprise was shipped IN last
Monday when the Blacks Kats hung
the crepe on the Armours TO the tune
Of s to B
only one more argument left in the
National league after today, 10 II Is
safe wager that the Ramblers will snas
the rag.
Have TO give the Bourgeois team credit
for having a good battery, but never
theless they don't seem able to get up
the grade.
Bales. leader OF the Browning King
company brigade. il looking for games
out Of town. Call him at Douglas l24e. or
Douglas 4998.
With Gurness and Sullivan alternating
on the mound. the Armourg from Pack
ersville are well fortified In the kink-
ing department
Cecil Lehr is playing fester ball this
season than ever before. He has proved
to be rather pernicious with the billy
for the Black Kats.
!, This man Brodsky. chief cook for the
IOmaha Rubber crew, Is always on the
LOB. II IL a difficult matter TO ooze
anything over on him
| When in need of an umpire call Doug
1 las $50 and sQuak for Joseph Harmon.
Ne has umpired enough tangles to be
worthy OF the o. X. stamp.
| During Jawn Dennison's layoff Chick
erino Farley filled his shoes at corner
one in a faultless manner. Both OF them
are southpaw initial cavorters.
Several of the Glass r ball tossers de-
serve the once over from the Class A
managers. K few OF them should be en-
| titled to a sheepskin this fall
! Hereafter Rub Foster will do all of
/ the catching for the Council Bluffs I'M
| perials. With him behind the platter,
they present a much formidable lineup.
Last Wednesday night the Ancient Order
of United Workmen held It's annual ban
quet. All its ball tossers were present
and they had real jolhfication party.
Ralph Jones. formerly the long-distance
| runner OF the Monmouth Park CLUB, 10
now getting his squares pulling fish out
! OF the muddy a little north of Florence.
George Gautier. the main bolt OF the
| Fontenelles says the season will have
| 10 be extesded in order for his club TO
grab the bunting OF the National league,
On corner three Blonde Ruff Is still
doing grand work for Papillion, Neb.
| Sometimes he works behind the willow.
! In fact he IL a regular versatile player.
| At the present writing the Omaha Rub
Der bunch could utilize the services OF
| a ROOQ lily copper OHt Ol lntiH Ouh-
fielders is holding down a berth in a hos
| pital.
Any out OF town team needing the serv-
| ices OF a good pitcher for tournament or
| some special occasion. would do Well 10
commune with Pete Mcguire over Web
ster 61S2.
John Andrews Is stiI hooking ten
| simoleons and rations per game as the
| throwem kid for Schuyler, Neb. He struck
out sixteen last Sunday and sixteen on
4 last Monday.
Since Pete Lyck has Joined the Chris
Is a valuable man Behind the bat, good
| with the stick and II Ia a difficult mat
ter TO cop a bag on him.
BY defeating the Luxus on last Mon
in the Greater Omaha league. According
! 10 chief James Sutey. they are going TO
stick until the asbestos drops.
! Zip Woolsey slipped enc over on the
| Omaha Indians last week. He was over
| in Iowa with the John Deere troupe.
l while Manager Pickett had the wires hot
In Omaha trying to locate him.
| 1t il strange that the magnates Of the
Mercantile league failed TO kick on
gIsmes Mullen. HillaTd Morearty and
They all played Class 4 ball last year.
Kinixy Foran has dropped back into
the game. He played in a contest q
! couple Of weeks ago, caught fly and
/ bfnloCheQ COUPE on the klhhfF since
then ne inoculated the idea that he could
| come back.
I From present indications, Frank Welch,
formerly star second pillow gent for the
/ Ancient Order Of United Workmen, has
/ quit for this season. Anyway he has
failed TO decorate the scenery for the
| last two weeks.
Now those Krejioeks must have the
idea incrated In their craniums that they
are some base baliista. They didn't want
TO play the browning King team today
because the counter jumpers refused 10
speculate on the outcome.
The RiversideE are doing their daFndest
70 secure the easton clothing % the
Townsends When the Gunners scattered
they failed 10 turn in their suits. Guess
the Riversides will have 10 hire few
old sleuths 20 recover said raiment
Strange things have happened IN base
ball and IN ali probability stronger
things will happen. How do You figure
this one7 The ArmOurs trimmed the
Luxus, who I'm turn beat the Black Kats,
rs TO Q. and the next day the Kats beat
she's Her Way.