Omaha daily bee., 1918-07-21

iODonnell! lie used to be a big noiS
at local amateur fights but has no
produced much of the cannon stuff
to date.
Army life generally adds a few
pounds to the average dude but Mar
ty Flanagan has failed to sprout ou
to date. If anything he has dropped
few pounds.
For trouble with the Walter G
Clarks call Webster 3941 after E q. m
The Clarks are looking for an out oi
town engagement for Labor Day.
Billiam Bohan will trot out ol
Omaha tomorrow for Camp Dodge
Bill used to be associated with the
A. D. D. w.
Crowder of the Walter G. Clarks is
fielding classy bali and he is also tap.
ping the pill hard.
Manager Jones of the Republic Mo-
tor Truck baseball team gave a ban
quet to the Murphy Did Its when they
visited Alma, Mich.
-Four hits were collected off of HAY
at Alma, Mich, and Archer registered
three o f those.
The ]. ?. Roots parade through the
Booster league terminated last Sum
day. Their showing hooking first
place was very impressive.
On corner three Weiss Corcoran is
playing grand bail for the Armours
and he is also jabbing the pill to re-
mote corners of the lot.
Now that the Longeways have nail
ed the services of Manske, the boys
across the Muddy should show some
style.
1t took thirteen rounds for Union
Outfitting company to push the Wal
ter u. Clarks down the ladder. Final
score to 7.
Moore Showing Class
Southpaw James Moore of the Nc
Caffreys is about up for Glass A COM
pany. He has been hitting it off
at about fifteen strike outs per game.
On corner one, Giggs is doing
speedy work for the Krajiceks. He is
speedy on his hoofs and a dangerous
gent with the willow.
Last Sunday at Shenandoah, Ia,
Central Furniture Store trimmed the
town lads to the tune of to 3.
=. Cokerino Carmody is on the sick
list and may not be able to don the
spangles today. He is associated with
the Central Furniture Store.
Today the Central Furniture squad
will again invade Shenandoah, Ia,
and unload another defeat if posi-
bic.
Yep, Bay-Window Edward Cur
ness showed he had Jeffries beat be-
cause Edward came back. He was
recently seen in action with the Ar
mours.
The Alpha Camp, w. o. w, lose
pitcher tomorrow when Curtis
Peterson is given transportation to
Camp Dodge.
Memo Pasha formerly hot corner
custodian for the Holmes White
soX has joined the colors.
kinky Foran unraveled some heavy
ceIlouting last Sunday, During the
Walter G. Clarks-Union Outfitting
struggles he was the main egg. He
ssapped one for three cushions in the
NTH that tied the score, and he zing-
ed one in the 18th for; three bases,
and later he passed over the crock
cry with the winning pearly via the
sacrifice route.
Many fans will miss Roy Stacey of
the Beselins. He goes to work for
Uncle Sam tomorrow. Although
!Koy was not the best player in the
business, his untiring efforts were rec
ognliIzed by the fans and he gen.
orally proved card.
Everett West, formerly with the
W. o. W., joined the colors at Blair,
Heb. He will be stationed at Camp
Last Thursday the Armours played
the Beselins twilight game and won
by 3-to-2 score.
-Four teams in the Greater Omaha
league are knotted for berth one,
namely Armours, Longeways, Met
calls and Krajiceks.
That protested game between the
Longeways and the Krajiceks was
thrown out and ordered replayed by
the Greater Omaha hangers