Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-03

as cheap as one. He is now hitched for
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John Dugan. formerly manager Of the
Montclairs. left town last week, He will
not invade Omaha again until next spring.
The Q. A. B. A. has two beers left Ralph
Beers plays with Dresher Bros, and Archie
Beers IL attached to the Benson Merchants.
Today the Burgess Nash team will en-
deavor to smother the aspirations Of the
base ball manipuators stationed at Blair.
| On sack one Sol Novitshy is playing In a
sensational manner for the Brandeis. He
is reliable gent with the pole In pinch.
Hereafter the Walnut Hill Athletics will
be known as tho Walnut Hill Merchants.
They are members Of the American league.
Hugh Graham will be seen with the
Holmes white Sox for the last offense this
afternoon. He has enlisted to serve Uncle
Sam.
lexis saved his game against the Holmes
when he executed double play In the
ninth.
At corner two Pete. Peterson is playing
a dashing, brilliant game for the McCar-
thys. He will probably be fixture at that
station,
On corner one Feeney is doing excellent
work for the National Cash Registers. He
pulls 'em out iof the dust like Hal Chase
used to. FF#
Pete Mccoy. kinkster for the Murphy Did
Its, fbreezed fourteen during the Carter
Lake club battle. and also clubbed two out
OF four.
There are several old timers in the Alpha
Camp, w. o. W., team, namely, Bob Elliott,
Walter Hamilton, Gene Ogden and Pete
Karbowski.
new manager. His monicker is August
Ruser, Fifty-third and L streets, telephone
South 1896.
Coke Carmody was granted his release
from the Townsends and he has signed up
with the Omaha Crockery company of the
City league.
Another former Class A light has low
cred his base ball aspirations. namely Harry
Penny. He has signed up with the Walnut
Hill Merchants.
Fit Is a good fit behind the clout 'em
platter for tho Stays. His line Of chatter
battles many raffles from clubbing them
and stealing bags.
Den of the u P. Freight team was as
saulted for nine hits and seven mistakes by
his partners. enabling the opposition to
haul in nine runs.
To date the Council Bluffs Imperials
have compiled an envabe record. Most
Of their games have been played with
country town teams
D. Nordstrom, J. Nordstrom and Guinane
each plugged two TO the land of safety for
the Walnut Hill Merchants against the Ma
tional Cash Registers.
In Mccarthy the Carter Lake club has a
new light In this neck of the woods His
work against the Murphy Did Its should
win the stamp of approval.
According to Manager Samuel Moore Of |
the Frank Deweys. he has the best team
in tho Booster league. Now Sam, all you |
have to do is to make good
Arthur Dross. watchman in the left gar
den for the Krejiceks, smacked one for
home run against the Modern Woodmen
He Is betting at Q top notch clip. |
After holding down the bench for three
weeks on account OF sore arm, Dode Hu-
batka will be on the mound for the KreJi- |
ceks against the W. o. w. today.
Herewith the fellows that represent the |
Frank Deweys: Newcomer, Smith, Ree1, |
Rosenbloom. Ayers Finnigan, Rooney Clark, |
Moore. Preasher, slina and Highsmith,
So far the Murphy Did Its are the poor
settlers of the City league and, according |
to their leader, Joseph Moran. they will |
set things afire until the asbestos drops.
No evidence of hoodlum tactics were ush-
cred In during the Krejicek- Modern Wood
men battle when Umpire Bckardt dis
cardeh Catcher Lane of the Krejiceks.
During the Never Sweat-siver Moons
jamboree Jawn Chlds, a molasses colored
animal, pulled the Never Sweats out OF
several deep holes by spectacular fielding.
Manager Fred Bradford OF the Brandeis
has loaned Edward Hazen to the Holmes
White Sox. For the present Edward will
be managed by his brother. John Hazen.
KENNY Of the Rambers has now COM
to lombard enemy box men with
delightful results He picked one for
homer that iced the Rambler-T Be-Ce
squabbe,
Harold johnson, catcher for the sweats,
and Edward Il. Moack, catcher for tho
Silver Moons, do not don any protection
when stationed In that periIous position
behind the bat.
out-of-town teams wishing games with
the Beselins are requested to commune with
Roy Stacey, 440e South Twelfth, telephone
South 12ss Next Sunday the Beselins will
play at Schuyler. Neb.
Here is where the Feltman family Is To-
Gated. Samuel is with the Te-Be-Cs. Rube
plays first for the Te-Be-Cs. Roy Is with
the Walnut Hill Merchants and Louis 10
holding down the bench.
Farley Of the Stays made the wise men
that shook their attics when the woodmen
,f the World mauled him in the first round
lake water He was In great trim the
balance of the game, hurting. runiess ball
Hood Smith. catcher for the Frank Dew
eys, got too close TO the billy last Sun
lay and no was cracked over one of his
ights Although considerable blood oozed I
rom the wound he stuck on the Job until I
he show was over.