Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
High school hooters Manufacturing
New YeIIs for Game with
Sugar beets. sugar
Can't win,
Omaha high school
Has the vim

Sugar beets. sugar beets, sugar beets
Can't win;
Omaha high school
Has the vim
Brand new wells. never before uttered on
a foot ball field, will be heard on the
gridiron next Saturday afternoon when the
nigh school eleven will meet the team from
the Fremont High school.
Realizing that the old yells are about
worn out and approaching the fact that
former Principal Waterhouse. who is now
superintendent of the Fremont schools,
could tell the squad in that town what
kind Of yeils the knights of the pigskin
in Omaha have, the Omaha boys Will Invent
some new ones for the game Saturday
The Booster club met Monday afternoon
and called a mass meeting for Friday after
noon for the express purpose or inVentlng
and practicing new Xells, The CLUB hopes
meeting and anticipating a large attendance
a double meeting will be held, one In room
204 and the other in room 34. Donald
Wood and Edward Rosenberg will preside.
The foot ball game with Fremont Will
be played at Dietz park.
day afternoon. the following committees
were appointed: Tickets. II. Roe, Fred
Mcconnell. Helen Sorenson; yells, Coe Blu
chanan, Lysle Roberts, Herbert Ryan,
Samuel Carrier.
Following the meeting Of the Booster
club, Coach CheTrington called a meeting
of the foot ball squads for a quizz and to
give the boys a few instructions. All of
the fine points of the plays which were
used in the game with Plattsmouth last
Saturday were brought up and discussed.
Mr.. Cunningham gave the men a few
pointers which he had seen successfully
worked when he played quarter on the
Kansas Agricultural college eleven. Mr..
Putnam, who played a half on the Omaha
High school squad in It's successful seasons
of 1899 and 1900, gave the men a strong
talk on the spirit and personal feeling they
should have for each other. He cited
times when the downfall of a team was due
to lack of interest and proper spirit and
urged the men to keep up the present
standing. He said that the lack of inter-
| est Wnn1d no tho nn1Nr nln 90 that tho gntIang
could fail in, as they had plenty of men
and the men who were tried in the Platts-
mouth game showed the results of good
training. In regard to last Saturdays
game he said:
The work of that game was the best
ever shown for such an early part of the
season and was better than some I have
seen In the middle OF some seasons
Coach Cherrington announced the names
OF the men selected for the first squad, hu'
explained in full that these men would
only hold their position as long as they
were better fitted for II than any otheI
man on the second squad or until lie failed
in any of his studies.
The member of the first squad are a!
follows! Andrus, Carlson, Entricken
Fricke, Gardiner, Howard, Hoppe, Lehmer
McWhinney. Mckinney, Nash, Neavles
Payne and Prentiss.
The second team this year will he o
better quality and have a different stand
ing than any team OF preceding years. I
Will ave a schedule OF its own and vii
be carefully managed.
The games scheduled are: October 2
Fremont: October II, Ashland; November :
Lincoln tat Lincoln): November IA, Council
Bluffs; November q, Lincoln.