Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-22

Gus Probst and Jim sutej arc new mem
bers OF the Tel Ce's
A good many OF Sunday sandlctters play
Saturday In the Union Pacific league.
Although reported that Swift a Co would
back team II failed to come across with
the necessary kale.
Here are n few new stars that will
twinkle for the Tradesmen: Rigby. C. Jor-
dan and Salander.
Guinot OF the Tradesmsn says a contest
Ike theirs last Sunday is sure cure for
rheumatism or govt.
Learner of the Armours cracked three on
the smeler out Of hve attempts during
the Melady-Armour tangle.
Rowland led the Sample Hart crew last
Sunday he cracking three on the coco out
Of five trips to the platter.
Hereafter the South Omaha Merchants
will be known as the Magic Citys. This
team is backing themselves.
Nothing doing on the Beselin schedule for
next Sunday. Any fast team wishing this
date call Roy Stacey at South 1888
Kid Pezdertz OF the Sample Hart outfit
has got the old slide down pat He ex
pects to use It frequently this year.
Today the HANDLERS will ramble to Piatts-
mouth, Neb., and bump UP against the base
ball manipulators stationed there.
Frank Delehanty, of the Sample Hart
crew. caved one of Krecek's shoots for per-
mission to hesitate at corner three.
Catcher Nuinelli OF the Tomaneks made
a perfect average last Sabbath when he
COPIED four hits out of four times up.
The National Cash Registers claim that
they have a humdinger In James Etter, n
fly grabber stationed in the outer works.
Dode Hubatka will be the firing line
for the Kra jiceks against the Modern
Woodmen at Elmwood park this afternoon.
Lsmond, Donovan. Collins. Krejic and II.
Stacey produced the smashes for the Bese
Inns which trimmed the Yutan. Neb, gang.
Emil Swanson, who was tried out by
Moline. H., was shipped back. freight pre-
paid. He will now play with the Handlers.
Six-slxty-scven was the average amassed
by Joseph Waehtlcr OF the Melady MAYER
lexis last Sunday by cracking two out of
three.
Today Douglas OF the Stays will he
Handicapped on account of bum lamp
sustained during the Western Union Stag
tusse.
Probably tho goats sometimes mentioned
during base ball game will he scarce this
year on account of the threatened mutton
famine.
In Billy Hopkins the Trimble Brothers
Juniors have a sugary little holster. He
breezed 'em up with coolies of steam last
Sunday.
During the Townsend Grain Exchange
battle Carl Lutes OF the Townsends sur
prised himself when he climbed on one for
four bags.
For the Holmes white sox Bernard
Probst made four runs, although he Was
only up to bat three times against the
HANDLERS.
Last Sunday the Armours failed to reg
lister an error during their mix with the
Meady Mavericks. A clean slate listens good
tor a start.
Bill Holbrook although handicapped with
a bum knee, still peddle speedily and
1t doesn't interfere with his cracking the
pill at all.
Hereafter on pouch one. John Devine
will deliver his wares for the Beselns. He
contains enough gray matter to make a
Feacherino.
Hiard Morearty and Bugs Raymond
Young have attached their monogram to
Carter Lake club contract They will do
the hurting.
Because Harry Sage. umpire in the
Greater Omaha league. was sick last Sun
dsy Harry Williams umpIred the Armour
Melady mix.
Ollie Blocmer was Il sensation in the outer
works for the Krajiceks against the Bed
deos and he also uncorked a two-base drive
with two on.
Yep, the Ramblers are stll In the ring
and according TO their manager they will
make their presence felt before the season
is far advanced.
Some day this week the niagnates of the
Greater Omaha league will assemble and
remedy few defects that have popped up
since the opening.
These Te-Be-Ces are a regular transfer
nation from what they were last season.
According to Bud Lawler no cellar awaits
them this season.
Arthur BVck OF the Holmes squad was al
most put out of commission when he was
whanged on his firing wing with one OF
Potach's fast ones.
Even pitchers sometimes crack out home
runs Arthur Dycki crack slabster for the
Holmes White Sox, put ono over tho boards
against the Rambers.
Luschien OF the Te- -Ces gathered the
most strkeouts Of the Greater Omaha
league twirlers. He whitfield thirteen OF the
C. Il. De Vol Victors
Frank Vondra, captain Of the T. NJ. Roz-
gals has rounded up II team that will give
the best team In the &c league a hot run
for the money. On his team he has such