Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-18

| league teams this season. according TO
Information from Roy Stacey as he
ago at Fort Smelling Mimi, for the fast
army team.
Frank Pbtach, well-known amateur
| hurler and the once famous slab-artist of
the Brown Park Merchants, has attached
| his signature to the Nebraska Power COM
pany contract and will be on the mound
| tbs afternoon
Following is the lineup Of the Omaha
Red soxs; R. D. Williams, catcher;
Blankenship, Perry and Holmes, pitchers
Mars M;,f first Kelly, gecond Young
center, and Gamble, right
| The Ernie Holmes crew, the crack indie
pendent class-A squad, will take a joy
ride to Herman, Neb, this afternoon
where they will lock horns with the fast
team at that place. Ernie is confident
his warriors will bring home the bacon.
Out town teams wishing games with
| the Union Quitting crew for July 4,
write Manager Pascal, 1920 Tucker street.
Omaha. They would especially like to
secure games with Schuyler, Herman and
la.
Lucien Is well-known in Omaha and
few years ago was considered the best
twirler in class circles He was con-
nected with the TIE Be Ce's and many Of
| the crack class A teams in Omaha were
helpless when Arnold was on the firing
| line.
| W. Nufer, Potter and F, Pascal were
the fielding stars for the Union QUILTING
crew last Sunday. Nufer, especially, nab
had 81 chances at the second corner
without and error, and also has a batting
average Of .427.
The Longeways, crack semi-pros Of
Council Bluffs will play the Nebraska
| Power company team at the Athletic
park. Council Bluffs. this afternoon, and
fast game Is expected as both aggre-
cations are evenly matched and consider
able rivalry exists between them.
| The Omaha Printing company Mickle
game was real contest until the sixth,
not single man seeing third base until
| that frame. Pitcher Schultz was a little
wild and issued three walks, combined
with few singles, spelt defeat for the
printers.
It is understood that Lucien will be dis
charged from the service In q few days
and was to have reported to st. Joseph
team in the WeStern league. However, his
chances for pitching this year Is slim and
he no doubt will be back in this city when
discharged.
Following is the lineup Of the vinton
Cubs: Marbarger, catch; Egermier, pitch;
Semerad, first base; Menous, second base:
La Chapple short stop; Sinclair. third base;
shanahan, left field; Permell. La Hood and
Evans, utility.
Amateur teams wishing write-ups in
these columns, please send them in to
Bill Blozies, care Omaha Bee, or leave
them at Mcvittie's Cigar store, Fifteenth
and Douglas streets, by Thursday after
Moons Also call Blozies at Walnut 1925
not later than o'clock in reporting your
Saturday and Sunday contests.
Roy Stacey, also well-known in amateur
baseball circles and former manager of
the Beselins, All-stars. Val Blatz and sew
eral other aggregations, arrived home
from Fort Smelling last week. Roy brings
back the sad news about Pitcher Lucien.
Stacey and Lucien were in the same COM
pany at Smelling and both were members
Of the crack army team.
The Gregory high school base ball
aggregation defeated the Winner high
school team by the one-sided score of
IL to 1 at Gregory last week. Gregory has
one Of the strongest high school teams in
western South Dakota and a heavy
schedule ahead Of them for the remaining
weeks of school There is plenty of good
material at school this year that Superin-
tendent Reeves is putting two aggrega-
lions in the field.
Games Wanted.
ANY good class A or B team wishing
games with the fast Nose Bluff team,
write or phone Manager o. o. Loden-
burg, Nose Bluff, Neb. They are anxious
Its, Holmes, Armours and Brandeis teams.
The Schuyler Base Ball association has
re-organized for the season and are ready
to book contests with any teams in ON
aha. They have one Of the fastest base
ball teams ever organized in the history
of the organization, according to Mana
ger w A. Laudon. and teams wishing
ames are requested TO write to Mr.. LauI
don, manager and president Of the asso-
citation.