Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-04
TWILIGHT GAMES
EVENING IN
BEE JUNIOR ASSN.
Constitution Adopted by Man.
ayers at Meeting at Y. M. C.
A.; Commercial League
Meeting at City Hall.
BY William o. Blozies.
Where They Play:

DIVISION i.
Miller park-Brandeis Juniors VS.. Bemis
Carter Lake-R. A. Ms vs.. Charles
Street Merchants.
Fontenelle Park-west Dodge Dairy VS..
Fort Omaha Merchants
Elmwood Park, West-Suburbus vs.. Lo-
Gust Street Merchants.
Division 2.
Creighton Field-slogrs Juniors VS.. Lib
erty Bells.
Elmwood Park, East-Farnum Candy Co.
Division 8.
Fontenelle Park-Vinton Cubs VS.. Krug
Park Sluggers.
Twenty-third and vinton-Deer Park
Ramblers vs. Riverview Cubs.
Twilight games this evening,
starting at $50 o'clock, will be the
feature in the Bee Junior Base Ball
association when the teams of divi-
sions |, 2 and will play off their
postponed games of last Sunday,
which were postponed on account of
wet grounds.
This was decided at a meeting of
the managers held last night at the
physical directors office at the Y.
M. c. A. The game between the
Farnam Candy Co. and the Omaha
Bee, which was played last Sunday
on muddy field, with the Bee team
using but three players, was ordered
replayed
Any of the teams failing to appear
for their games this evening will for
felt them to their opponents, accord
ing to the ruling passed by the man
ayers.
Should the Bemis Park team in
division l fail to appear for their
game against the R. A. Ms, they
will lose their franchise, according
to the constitution of the associa-
ton, which was passed by the direc-
tors last night. The Bemis Park
team thus far has not turned in their
contracts and have forfeited one
game-that to the West Dodge
Dairy. So it was decided by the
directors that a new team should
take their place if they fail to ap-
pear for the game this evening.
Contracts Must Be in Saturday.
Teams who have not turned in
their contracts must do so by next
Saturday. Failing to do so, they will
forfeit their rights in the associa-
ton, it was decided.
Two more teams, the Deer Park
Ramblers, under the leadership of
William Foley, and the Riverview
Cubs, managed by Louis Sermerald,
were granted franchises in division
3, thereby making six teams in that
division.
Last nights meeting was one of
the liveliest base ball gatherings ever
seen. Practically all of the man
ayers were present and all expressed
great confidence in the association
and are willing to make it grand
success.
The constitution and bylaws were
adopted and plans for the season
discussed.
Teams of Division | and 2 must
cut down to twelve men on June 10,
while special permission was granted
the teams of Division 3 by Presi-
dent Blozies. These teams, on &C
count of getting a late start, will
have to July to cut to II men.
Also a special ruling for several
OF the teams in division 3 will be
made in regard to eligibility.
Where the teams p'"v Su', -
will be announced in the Omaha Bee
Thursday morning. Team manage =,
of all divisions are urged to call Will
liam O. Blozies at Walnut 2625 in
regard to the outcome of their
games this evening.
Commercial League Meeting.
At the meeting of the Commercial
league managers, held at the City
hall it was decided to play twilight
games, Thursday night. These Games
were to have been played last Satur'
Gay, but on account of Old Pull
jupiter interfering. the games were
called off.
At Thirty-First and Ames avenue
the Western Union will clash with
the Item Biscuit Co. and the
Orchard-Wilhelm crew will battle
with the Bemis Bag at Riverview
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