Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-24
Gossip Heard Among
the Amateur Warriors

Edward Conboy, well known in these parts
is now getting his squares at Rock Island.
| Ill.
Independent teams wishing games with
the Auto Row gang are requested to call
Walnut 1885.
The Krajiceks purchased the suits and
| paraphernalia that belonged to the defunct
| Mccarthy crowd.
McAndrews was the heavy boy with the
| clout sticks for the Ramblers against the
Melady Mavericks.
Last Sunday Potsch hurled an elegant
| game against the Meladys, breezing five
and allowing four hits.
For the Beselins. supernois twirled an
excellent game against Bennington (Neb),
allowing only three hits.
Tho Central Furniture Store team could
| use a few good ball tossers Cali Carl
Backman at South 3606.
Billiam Sherlock would like to sign up
| with some fast squad. For further infor-
nation call Douglas 2b77.
Against the Lincoln Dyers. Oleson hoisted
a remarkable game, striking out thirteen
ana allowing only six hits.
In the role OF umpire. Bernard Hage-
| man got by last Sunday like q major
| league indicator handler.
Today the Brandeis Stores will travel to
Gretna, Neb., and take . whirl at the
| fast gang stationed there.
| Knee, center patch guardian for the
| Brodegaard Crowns, cracked three on the
coco against Dresher Bros.
Greater Omaha league rules would not per-
nit Edward Hasen OF the Brandeis to play
with the Holmes White Sox.
Today the speedy Beselins will perform
at Blair, Neb. To date this squad has
compiled an enviable record.
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face last Sunday which prepaid his trans
portation around the diamond.
Potts Sandan, touched one rather strong
this summer and for said offense he was al
lowed to circumnavigate the bags.
Kornash, q new bird. tossed high grade
ball for the Polish Merchants against the
C. B. DeVol Visitors last Sunday.
Last Sunday the Beselins were risged out
in their zipping silks, getting fifteen hits
against the Bennington. Neb.., crew.
Evidently the famous Pete Mcclure was
i trifle off last Sunday. The Armours col
iected fifteen hits off of his offerings
For the Brodegaard Crowns, Rigly wiggled
excellent ball against the Dreshers, striking
out eight and allowed five scattered hits.
Under the supervision Of McAndrews the
Ramblers are rambling along at a merry
clip. They have surprised the wise acres.
oney. centerfelder for the Walter @.
Clarks, was the big noise against the Muir
phys. He rung up two hits, one for three
bases.
Against the Lincoln Dyers for the Bran
deis. Frank Synek was the king with the
billy. He uncorked three hits out Of four
trials.
Leftfielder scheaf OF the Sample Harris.
stepped into the limelight against the
Dreshers, mailing three hits out Of four at
| tempts.
Ii,
| noise last Sunday with the ash furniture.
He zipped couple to remote corners Of
the lot
At short Halter of the C. B. Devol vic-
| tors is a peacherino. He gobbles EN- all,
| has a wonderful arm and covers an acre
Of territory.
Yes, Joe Moran secured one Of those life
long journey tickets. Art, his brother, got
married on one day and Joseph harnessed
up the next day
Ralph Tutte has again sneaked into a
hole of seclusion as far as playing base ball
| ID concerned and he In a bright light on
bag two at that.
In Wheeler, the Montclaires have a classy
| shortstop. He is fast on his pedals, accu-
rate pegger and grabs 'em like a candidate
| for the big show.
When speaking about iron men, please
| remember Andy Graves of the Armours.
He twiggled two games last Sunday and
| won both of them.
Eckhardt, the class Of the municipal ad-
| Indicators. left town. The majority Of the
Glass B warriors would say he was crack
| erJack of a barker.
william Victor. manager Of the Nc
Carths did his best to keep the McCarthys
| above water, but they sunk like sub
marine bumped them.
| Joseph Moran OF the Murphy Did Its was
the main pill smasher against the Walter o.
| Clarxs. He received credit for two of the
blacksmiths' seven hits.
In a pinch Bertch, shortstop for the Stays,
Is their best bet with the billy. He can
| generally be relied on to come across
with the necessary punch.
In Jordan the Omaha Crockery band
has hustling manager. He can always dis
up few extra players. even II the bleach
ers have to furnish recruits.
In the initial argument between tho Te
Be Ce's and Armous, Musser was overly
| there with the club he getting four safe
clouts out of five attempts.
II that boy Ecktlmer. first baseman fol
the Armours, does not make a name fol
himself this summer, the Armour rootert
will be sadly disappointed.
Ragged out as an ump, Bill Behan look,
sweet He is now municipal umpire, but
Is anxiously awaiting a vacancy In the
Greater Omaha league staff.
For the Walter @. Clarks. Curtis Peterson
struck out ten OF the Murphy Did Its and
| allowed seven hits but the anvil boys
copped the bacon, score to 2.
Although in the second struggle between
the Ramblers and Meladys, Moylan only
allowed three hits. the Ramblers collected
the short end Of a 2 to / score.
When the Omaha Amateur Base Bal
association suspended Player Lacey OF the
Omaha crockery team 1t made a hole which
Is difficult matter to plug up.
Van wormer OF the C B. Devoi Victor,
made nine OF the Polish Merchants take
three swipes q piece at the wind last Sun.
day and only allowed six scattered hits.
George Rapp Of the Armours wore his bat.
ting suit last Sunday and concealed IN the