Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
Gossip Heard Among
the Amateur W0rr10rs

Manager Gale Moredick and also star ball
tosser of the Stags recently Joined the navy.
On noise day the Besellns will play the
fast dudes stationed at Morse Bluffs, Me-
braska.
Harry stett, formerly with the Te-B -Be-Ce's
is now member Of the fast independent
Beselin team.
The Krajiceks have 500 back Of them
that they can trim the Stags. Wonder how
far back II isY
Bunny Holland, former Glass A pitcher Of
note, has signed UP to perform on the mound
for the Townsends.
Thomas BIodgett. who used to hurl for
Bill Rourke, Is now tossing the horsehide
for Danbury, Neb,
Last week Horace Gillespie blew in town
and signed up to nail 'em behind the bat
for the Te-Be-Ce's.
Since he put his wrist on the blink Mana
ger w, ID. Wolfe has not been able TO play
with the Townsends,
Although net Hans Wagner with the
pole Berch, short stopper for the stags, Is
a regular Colonel Pinch.
Kinky Foran is especially anxious to hold
down an outer berth for some fast team
Harney 1949 will nip him.
To date Albert Newton Is still in the ranks
of the unsigned. Managers can commune
with him at Douglas 225e.
Besides twirllng an excellent game against
the National Cash Registers, Smith knocked
out a homer and triple.
Last Sunday Uncle Sam Feltman made
his debut with the Holmes White Sex and
was given dandy ovation.
Kline of the Union Pacific league hits
the ball hard, proving that some pitchers
are not farce with the billy.
l-tn ANf IA
poI,sh Mercbants off Of the foolers slipped
mn hv potaoh of the Ramblers.
W. y. 80. :, ,ha .,ort.ton.
neI,linse. th e ,s,ns ~ tna third sack
srs sna a, t' tSa Iynion Pacific league,
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.rMNs MUw ptfs thess nS ~neies % is collecting his
around th1se Ju"ss S,t,, ,a,s.onri '"
saua'es a. f.a"' ~ ss'~..,",... =,
AS the battery toI the supslin.ehuu"' ~
Transportation, peNine anu hnhp e'S 'N'
CLASS OIL tho oh'oh 'a''i'e ''aeuS'
Fast out,ot-towh teams "aan'ns s.a ihee
with the besellns Wits INK ,oss" S'us0" ''''
seuth I"elth OF phohe S'u'h tA'e'
Last sunday the WNilnut Hill Merchants
showed the valley i'ys a iew 'n'nss ~ a''''
pase paii' ine h|a' 'oe"s was
Today gEshd base ball tussle Is booked
for the R@arke base ball emporium wheh
the All !Eatohs anu nfahue'a hooA W.
The, Brandeis Stores collected ten hits A.
Gresaa, Neb,. eight Of which were gathered
Is by Ruben, synek. Novitsky and Lyck'
/ II there Is any such thing as hard luck
the Beddeos have been royalty entertaining
this unwelcomsd dude for several weeks
To date the Te-Be-Ce's and Ramblers
umpire robbed them at Plattsmouth, NOD
In suohy. Ripp and Miskoosky, the Su-
nertendent of TRANSFORMATION have the
classiest outfield in the Union Pacific league
J. A. o'Connor from Lyons. Neb,. was In
town last week to arrange the Te- Be- Ce-
Murphy fuss at Lyons for the Fourth Of
July
1t is a recognized fact that they are fewer
catchers proportionatsly than the stars Of
other positions in the amateur base ball
world.
Ed Lawler believes he can live without
wealth SO he utilizes his spare time picking
up health and base balls for the Brandeis
Stores.
Al Graves Porky Corcoran, Chip Bowley
and Ecktimier, each secured a pair Of clean
drives for the Armours against the Holmes
troupe.
At Gretna, Neb, Edward Hazen proved
a star in the center patch for the Bran.
deis Stores, He pulled down seven clean
| busters.
Some fans think that the Townsend teams
start has been distinctly an auspicious one.
but appearances point to their error In
judgment,
Daddy Kemp, who used to manipulate the
piil at corner one for various Omaha con-
tingents, is now holding down sack one for
Gretna Neb.
This morninc the Omaha Bicycle Indians
will float over to Shenandoah, Ia, and take
A. whirlt at the base ball manipulate sta
| toned there.
Ioran Berrv parr has not attached his
John Hancock 10 a contract this season,
Guesa Logan has pulled the curtain on his
base ball days.
tormsr Rarrer catcher Of wears eone
hy psneiy Aibsrt Nvstrom ia now catching
az the s,gnai denartment Of the Union
pac,,Ic ,ss eme