Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-13
Sand Lot Gossip

The T. NJ. Royals insist they are tomin
up yet.
On May 10 tho McCarthys will give q
dance at Turner hall.
Hereafter Herbert Rcokter will hold down
cushion one Tor the Beselins.
To-day is the OF Sunday for the Armours
OF the Greater Omaha league.
Today Is vacation day for the Carter
Lake Club squad Of the City league.
Recently John McDermott OF the Nc
carthys was released by Manager Victor.
Gus Dworak, the lad that clouts 'em high
and far. has signed up with the McCarthys.
Jones, backstoppcr for the c. B. DeVol
Victors, collected seven assists last Sunday.
"Buddie'' Pates Feeney and Joe Harm
have signed with the National Cash Regis
ters,
On the roster of the Merchant Juniors
a new Indian labeled william Beaver Is at
tached
Gus Voss, star windpaddIst for the Town,
sends, has severed his connection with the
gunnors
Stevens, who used to decorate Pa Rourke's
pay roll Is now hurting the horsehide for
Plnttsmouth.
That dance given by Victor B. Lund sec
rotary of the Metropolitan league, was a
district success.
NoW tnHl sainucl moore mas bolstered up
the Frank Deweys different story is
expected today.
To date Abner Kaiman. president of the
Greater Omaha league. is satisfied with the
work OF his umpires,
The Besellns will open tho season for
Lakeview, Ia, today, when they buck up
against the town boys
Back of the block Clifford Cole is now
on duty for the Townsends He looks rather
sugary in that position.
Bill Fox Joined tho robbers last Sunday.
lie umpired the fuss between the ]. B.
Roots and the Montclaires
According to Manager Walton Of the Car
ter Lake club warriors they will wake up In
the very immediate future
Bill Hakenholz, II, NJ. Rozgall star, had
an of day last Sunday. He had seven
chances and muffed them all,
Marty Flanagan, star leather egg warrior
OF Creighton university, is now attached to
the fast Burgess-Nash bunch.
Fred Krug attempted to mobilize a team
for summer duty In tho City league. but
failed to deliver the groceries.
N. II. tBrigham) Young who launched
the Mercantile league several years ago, has
been relegated to camp has been.
For tho information OF teams outside Of
the association. Schuyler and Bennington
Neb,, are looking for Sunday battles.
Berg, from some burg In Colorado, was
introduced 20 the Te- Be.Ce's last Sunday
and he made a favorable impression.
with Maxwell working like well-oiled
machine. the Murphy Did It-Grain Ex-
change battle ought to be hummer.
Some classy Glass A gent can hook on
with the Beselne They need good in
fielder. Call Roy Stacey at South 1898.
Joe Gilham and Frank Mirsky headed
ha a.
each mailing n couple Of clean swipess
A stranger called soggy made his de-
but with the Dahlman Knights last Sum
day and showed class at the middle bag.
Edward Minikus, George Sutei and JOS
cph Wachtler, each nailed three hits dur
Ing the Melady-C, B. DeVol Victor wrangle
William Victor, manager OF the McCar-
thys, would like to commune with George
Probst NictOrs phone Is Douglas 64S9.
The Magic Citys Iced their game with the
Walnut Hills when Cemmons hit a home
run, quinn triple and Anderson double
The COuycil Bluffs Imperials want a game
for May 20. Address Otto Achatz. 360i
Avenue b, or telephone Council Bluffs COS
On the arm of each shirt of the Holmes
White Sox has been implanted a silk flag
approximately four inches wide and six
long
Weiss Corcoran gathered an average of
.bb7 during the Armour Holmes duel. clout-
Ing two out of three to remote corners of
the lot,
Chink Tompsett, one Of the municipal
ad1udicators, would like very much to get
on the staff Of thu Greater Omaha league
umpires,
Next Sunday the Beselins will perform
at Louisville, Neb Their schedule is va
cant on Decoration day. Call Roy Stacey at
South 1898.
II Is strange that no Glass A team has
bothered Frank Butler, He is doodle of
a back-stopper and would play IL properly
approached
Because the Omaha crockery band failed