Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-17

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Rasmuss twirled elegant ball for the
Stays against the Modern Woodmen, only
allowing two hits.
Since the Dahlman knights trimmed tha
Sample -Harts. Chief Holland partially lost
his faculty OF speech,
Haynes, who used to pitch for the Bran
reIs Stores, Is now one OF the barkers In the
Greater Omaha league.
Pete Mccoy OF the Murphy Did Its only
allowed the Machine Gun company two hits
and struck out fifteen.
Last Sunday Foster Jacobs OF the Stays
woke up and clouted two out Of four and
fleded a perfect game.
The Omaha Bicycle Indians are looking
for game for Firecracker day. Call Lloyd
johnson at Douglas Sii7.
Now the Tomaneks have hit their stride
and they will give every team in the Inter-
City league a starchy battle.
Mcclure of the Te- Be -Ces breezed four
teen OF the Melady Mavericks and only al
lowed the champs three hits.
From present Indications 1t looks like the
Murphy Did Its will again walk away with
the honors In the city league,
On second for the Stays Bob seaton played
a whirlwind Of game last Sunday and
also cracked three on the beak.
For the Holmes White Sox against the
out eleven and allowed three hits,
The Townsend's crack hurler, Smith. is
handicapped because OF an injury to his
shoulder sustained some time ago
Twirler Calvert of the Park Avenue
Florists struck out ten of the World Herald
Newsboys and only allowed five hits.
Edward Dygert Of the Brandes Stores
Is keeping up his rep. He cracked one for
three sacks against the Capitol Giants
with Baker twirling gilt edge ball for
the Burgess Nash squad, II is a difficult
matter to trim this classy congregation.
Arthur Moran municipal umpire, has
quit umpirng and hereafter he will be sta
toned at corner two for the Murphy Did
It's.
Since the opening OF the Greater Omaha
league last Sunday was the initial game In
which Walter Spellman failed to collect a
hit.
At the warm station stavanak Is doing
sensational work for the Polish Merchants
He is the proprietor of a swift, accurate
peg
with the ash stick Joe Ting, the diminu-
tive shortstop OF the Dreshers, is a dan
gerous animal, and he is also an excellent
fielder.
When talking about classy class C wind
paddists don't overlook Shalberg, the
doughty backstopper OF the Dahlman
knights,
Mirasky and Coady of the Holm-s White
Sox bounced into the limelight last Sun
day by nipping apparent clean drives with
one hand.
Today the Lincoln Cleaners and Dyers
will play the Brandeis Stores at Rourke
park. Their last game went twelve innings,
score to g.
Against the Machine Gun company. Frank
Yost snaeged an average of .s87. getting
two hits out OF three attempts for the Muir
ply Did Its.
That patched I'D Graham Ice Cream gang
came back as strong as samson last
sunday and hattled the TrimbIe Hros for
twelve innings
Altar ,os,nq IN tho Krai,cets bv n close
score Manager Dudley ~ the Western
Union was about as cheerful an a man about
to be electrocuted.
Manager James Dugdale of the Mont
claIres Wishes to apoloeIze for the showing
of his SQUAD last Sunday and he saws IL will
never happen again,
Four good pitchers can be seen in action
at Holmes park when the Te-Be-Ces and
Armours clash-namely Graves Mcclure,
Hanson and Adams
At corner two Rert McAndrews is doing
steIIar work for the Te-Re-Ces He is =
sure, sneedv fielder with n good belfrv
and an accurate neg.
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inc tho rains Tor the Dablman knights He
would uke tn hook a game for July 4
DoueIas l0s2 will min hin,
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mahasei oooise henneuS 10 soIne ~ i
fbe Gresfer omsba Iesaue squads had bet.
ter keen their lamps nnen,
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Atter tooays sauaooie the Dreshers WIN
,ose Aotepers, thelr M, iri,ial pouoH artist,
hi. hoYna to,rn Tono," Knn ''"' i''
'''e ..''"o 'o""' i'pon"'
Old man Jawn Hazen, omet or the
iioinies Whlte ook, ueIionstrateu ms @ hpl,
lty as Versatle payer wheh ne neLu oo"h
sun wv "''"u' '.,'e "e' r,.
otanley Lacey OF the ohana 'fockery
company Team mas oeen SUSPENDED ior tne
palahce OF the season lor striktnB "a lello"
player' 1t was roy heper oi the |iaihs'
Last Sunday the famous SuteJ brothers
opposed each other James played left field
Tor the Te-Be-Ces ana George heId down
the same garden Tor the Melady Mavericks
In today's schedule there are several
changes from the original draft, but the
schedule must be played as 1t appears in
this paper, otherwise teams will forfeit
their games.
In the schall brothers the Dresher Bros
have a nifty nair, RiIi Ia a regular lawn
Evers at ruahjon two and Sneaker hasn't
a hing m sId who 10 the custodIan of the
center match,
Tho I,akes,ds d,.mord nm the north
sbora NJ Carrier lake viii he ready for use
arsin tndav and two games are scheduled
there bocause of The congestion on the
other dIamonds
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=, Eviuehtiy hlns, the hint VI & ~ ~ bu' e,s,
Ia the king of Omaha. He recently is
sued a challenge to all the king speeders
especially the Brandeis
pud rar,Io- no, IN tro,,, ,,ct hed IN 90,
In ias, smnds1,s ~ tao Re1re. mslsdv Maver.
inL. aar,o and rbiIo not kent very husv in
IN ear,a ",n aooontad h,s nne nara chance
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