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Contract Series  581 - 605 

# 8 Todd Olson - General Manager, IF
Contract # 0581
Bats : Right Throws : Right Born : 1961
Todd “Stubby” Olson is the General Manager of the fish and also plays infield. Todd grew up on Lake Omsrud just west of Hanska where he learned how effective dynamite was in fishing. He once caught 475 Bullheads in three and a half minutes… still a Brown County record. Todd is a graphic designer who, in his spare time, enjoys streaking through fast food joints in southern Minnesota.
# 12 Bruce Gieseke - Field Manager, IF
Contract # 596
Bats :  Throws :  Born : 1952
 
# 1 Bruce Jacobs - IF, OF
Contract # 0588
Bats : Switch Throws : Right  Born : 1951

Bruce “The Mongoose” Jacobs is the senior statesmen for the Bullheads. Jacobs, who once doctored his license so he could drink in 10th grade, now alters it so he can get 30 cents off an omelet from the senior menu at Perkins. As the owner of Jacobs-Meidl Music in New Ulm, Bruce once had a gig as a one-man band at George’s Ballroom but had to cancel when his multiple personalities clashed and refused to go on stage.                                       

# 3 John Giefer - IF, OF
Contract # 584
Bats : Right Throws : Right Born : 1971

John “Gief” Giefer is the youngest of this batch of Bullheads. When Giefer was 3, he wandered off during a trip to Itasca State Park and wasn’t found for six years. Raised by a pack of wolves during that time, Giefer’s hard work and dedication to the pack gained him the status of Alpha Male. As a result, the Bullheads have had to cancel most of their night games, because the howling thing just got too embarrassing.

# 4 Al Felber - IF, OF, P
Contract # 0586
Bats : Right Throws : Right  Born : 1965
Al “Radar” Felber spends his weekdays bossing people around at New Ulm Telcom, and his weekends Snipe hunting near Lake Hanska. An avid outdoorsman, this Oklahoma native likes to “wet his line” anytime he gets a chance. Felber is the resident Mr. Maintenance, if there is something that needs to be done, there is a good chance Al knows how to do it.
# 5 Dan Erdman - IF, OF, C
Contract # 0592
Bats : Left Throws : Right Born : 1960
Dan “Caffeine” Erdman plays both infield and outfield for the Bullheads. As high strung as a stray dog in Asia, it’s been rumored that Erdman is a major reason for the introduction of Ritalin. Some professional scouts came and watched Erdy play in high school and told him he had a good chance of being drafted… so he ran away and spent the next four months hiding in Canada.
# 6 Brian Sieve - IF, OF
Contract # 0590
Bats : Right Throws : Right  Born : 1963
Brian Sieve was once told that gullible was not a word, so he got a dictionary and looked it up. "Siever" enjoys his job as a cabinet-maker by day, and enjoys working with wood at night. He was voted the recipient of the Oscar Mayer Award last year for the Bullheads, after he confided to teammates that his bologna had a first name.
# 7 Scott Schaefer - C, IF
Contract # 585
Bats :  Throws :  Born : 
 
# 9 Corey Schaefer - IF, OF
Contract # 601
Bats :  Throws :  Born : 1976
 
# 10 Doug Ekstrom - IF
Contract # 589
Bats :  Throws :  Born : 
 
# 11 Troy Kamm - IF, OF, P
Contract # 602
Bats :  Throws :  Born : 1974
 

# 13 Dave Fauth - IF, OF, P

Contract # 0594
Bats : Right Throws : Right Born : 1961
Dave Fauth is a new face in the Bullheads line up this year. Born and raised in San Diego, CA. Fauth had aspirations of becoming a self help talk show host, and was all set to begin his TV career with “From the Mouth of Fauth”, but the producers got some guy named Dr. Phil instead. Fauth officiates high school and college basketball in his spare time because there’s nothing quite like having 4,000 people screaming and swearing at you for two hours a night.

# 15 Marc Max - IF, OF

Contract # 0595
Bats :  Throws :  Born : 
 
# 17 Kevin Hulke - IF, OF, P
Contract # 0593
Bats : Left Throws : Left Born : 1966
Kevin “The Incredible” Hulke is a crafty Southpaw pitcher and a rare lefthanded catcher. Raised on a dairy farm near Courtland, Hulke continues the family tradition of pulling teets twice a day, seven days a week. The quick witted Hulke keeps the guys loose with his intellectual humor which is often far too sophisticated for this band of simpletons. People Magazine recently voted Hulke as the most eligible bachelor on the Bullheads
# 19 Tom Steinbach - OF, P
Contract # 0582
Bats : Right Throws : Right Born : 1960
Tom “Stoner” Steinbach has come a long way since growing up on New Ulm’s rough West Side, where he spent much of his youth involved in Gangs. He said the toughest gang he was part of during his youth was the Cub Scouts, but the figure skating club had some bad asses in it, too. Tom recently took a job as a bartender at the Searles Bar and Grill. We’re not sure how much he likes it, but at least it keeps him off the other side of the bar a couple days a week.
# 20 Tim Steinbach - C, OF
Contract # 583
Bats :  Throws :  Born : 1958
 
# 22 Mike Marquardt - IF, OF, P, C
Contract # 600
Bats :  Throws :  Born : 
 
# 23 Kyle Messner - OF, P
Contract # 591
Bats :  Throws :  Born : 1968
 
# 25 Steve Meyer - OF
Contract # 598
Bats :  Throws :  Born : 
 
# 26 Matt Jacobs - IF, OF
Contract # 604
Bats :  Throws :  Born : 1960
 
# 32 Scott Surprenant - IF
Contract # 587
Bats :  Throws :  Born : 1960
 

# 33 Myron Seidl - IF, P
Contract # 0597
Bats : Right Throws : Right Born : 1955
Myron “Wheels” Seidl once glided around the bases like a Gazelle, but now circles the bags more like a Warthog that’s taken one too many tranquilizer darts. Maybe the only still-active Minnesota State Amateur Baseball Hall of Famer, Seidl pitches, plays third base, and verbally demoralizes his teammates every chance he gets. A big wig at 3M, Siedl farms part time so he can write off his Post It Notes income
# 36 Terry Steinbach - C, IF, P
Contract # 0599
Bats : Right Throws : Right Born : 1962
Terry “Steiny” Steinbach was a perennial last pick for kickball on the playgrounds of New Ulm in Elementary school. Terry had dreams of being an infielder in the major leagues, but somewhere along the line it was just like Little League when one of his coaches said “let’s put the slow guy at catcher”. Unfortunately for Terry, his 15 years in the majors prevented him from recognizing his childhood dreams of becoming a corn de-tasseler.
# 40 Brant Drill - IF, P
Contract # 603
Bats :  Throws :  Born : 
 

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