Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-23

Next Sunday the Krajiceks will hold their
annual picnic at Florence.
Joe Brown Ia performing back Of the bat
for the Nourse OIL Co. ssibe like veteran
| wizard.
Last Sunday Minikus OF the Luxua pune
tured three On the bean during the Luxus-
Armour tanRle.
The Ramhlers are willing to speculate
that the Frank Deweys can trim the stays.
! Push up the kale. stays.
Last sunday Bennie Monroe, the chief
| kinker for the J. ID. Crews, held the Chris
Lycks to three scattered hits.
| Billiam Holbrook got back into tho game
| with the Hullys against Plattsmouth and
he played his usual stellar game.
| Old Man Graves OF the Armours clubhed
| the pill to the tune OF .s67 last Sunday. His
batting eye is still as good ever.
The Masdss did not shine very bright this
season and they finally burned out. They
belonged to the lnter-city league
Behind the stick @, Lane Is doing superb
work for the Albright Merchants. He has
proved to be doodle In said position.
| Cass formerly q HEAVIER feared by many
of the Class A children, says he Ia too busy
to monkey with base ball this season.
| 1t wouldn't take much coaxinE TO inveiGle
Louis Roche. back on tho boards He used
to be the pilot OF the Luxus aggregation.
LINN IN. fsSns say: ys he S.n S to dsSD back
berth one In the Greater Omaha league
Although he has stayed In the shade all
| season to date. Henry Drossman has had a
battle with himself to keep off tho turf
| A quartet OF teams are still In the ring
| In the City league, namely, the Hollys, Muir
ply Did Its. Nickel victrolas and beselns.
Carl stansel is stil plAsterinx the pill
rather perniciously. He slaughtered a trio
for the Gas children against the Bourgeois,
Occasionally Paul Kelly dons the spansles
on a sunday morning and utilities his
liza 2As A( ~ t@h - falN k.
| toems
James Mullen Ia figuring on gathering to-
gother a bunch OF old war horses. give them
a few days practice and then bump the tob-
| ratchers.
| Edward spellman strained his right side.
as consequence he Is unable to throw. He
| will probably, return home from Milwaukee
| this week.
! Harry Champion of the J. D. Crews is
I catching liliS . real champion, II Is a dif-
| ficult matter to pilfer sack on his accurate
| speedy pea,
| sens accompanied the Hcliys to Plattamouth,
Neb,, and performed behind the bat In q
| faultless manner
| Any out OF town team wishing trouble
with the South Omaha Merchants, call Carl
Bachman at South 3eoe or slip him a letter
t. 1915 N street,
Last week Frank Butler caught for Bos-
| sett, Neb, Besides picking up q sack Of
| kals, he collected barrels Of credit for his
spectacular work.
The Albright Merchants would ike to
| book . few out Of town games. Catch J.
Lane at South ll32 or drop him q line at
| 2aso Jefferson street
Tho medicine prescribed by Manager
Gantx Of tho Walter @. Clarks did not have
| 4 stimulating effect and the band 10 now
| resting In the cemetery.
Up at Artesian. 8. D., Walter spsiin,an
| overly made good. He returned to Omaha
last week. The village fans burn tbs clouds
when praising spellman.
The Chris Lycks ars especially anxious
| ward Harral at Walnut 2772 or address hin,
| at 142S North Forty-first,
Howard wahl, put his smeiier on the
blink when he blocked base runner, at
| tempting to score last Sunday. Howard was
| The Council Bluffs Imperials were fisur.
Ing on playing At Shenandoah, Ia. today,
but they got their wires crossed and the
Smiths hooked the game.
James Milota, one OF the directors Of the
| Omaha Amateur Base Ball association, Ia
| In Chicago spending his time and dough
taking in the Windy City.
Mongerson and Hanson are marching
towards the front az pill plasterers. The
| former belted four and the latter three for
the Ramblcra last Sunday.
Monroe and stavnIaki are leading the J.
D Crews with the stick. These fellows are
| feared by opponents when they moHey
towards the pickle EN- place.
Pete Peterson, Al Wilson and Beber are