The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-26
THANKSGIVING
SPORTS TODAY
Many Events of Interest to
Pensacolians to Occur
During the Day.

There will be sporting life in Pen
sacola today. Big events are planned
in honor OF the Thanksgiving tide OF
1908, and long list of interesting af-
/ fairs will have been duly enjoyed be-
! fore the sun sets tonight upon d tired
! but happy populace. who will seek
| their respective homes with ii pardon
able pride in the fact that Pensacola
| has never formed the HABIT of doing
| things "by halves" The very enthu-
siasm with which the events of today
will be favored is characteristic of
the people themselves, and will be at
tended with the success which may
| logically be expected.
Country Club Golf.
A crack golf team, the best. in fact,
to be afforded by the popular Country
club. left yesterday, and will proceed
/ to do things" with the members of
| the Mobile Country club team today
on the Mobile links. A number of the
local club members left today for the
big event. and will root" to beat
the band for Pensacola and Pensa-
cola prowess on the golf links. Those
who are already in Mobile, and ready
for the big play are as follows:
Messrs. Henry Belli1ser. Ellis
Knowles, w. A. Blount. Jr., w Nash
Reed, John E. Maxwell, Frank w.
Reilly, J. Hobart Cross, J. NJ. Muldon,
Geo. w. Wright, W G. Prather, J.
S. McGaughey, j. w. Bullock, Jr.,
Frank G. Renshaw. Richard Simpson,
A. H. Warren. Mrs J. NJ MuldOn and
Mrs. Kate Goodloe-
The Concordia Hunt.
Two teams, each composed of "a
doughty huntsmen, left the Concordia
club last night for parts unknown.
where game is to be inveigled into
being shot and bagged AMI brought
triumphantly nome for the big club
supper, which is TO be given at the
expense of the losing team Each
particular variety of game is worth
so many points, and the side showing
the most points will be accorded the
victory once all the stragglers arrive
safely in Pensacola again.
You could tell a Concordia hunter
at a glance last night. He not only
looked wild and woody with his eccen-
trio hunting toys (and they were &C.
centric in several inStanCcs). but d
furtive, wary, promiscuous look fairly
cleaned in the eye of the average
Concordia man as he skuIked down
Palafox-it was creditable to get the
skulking habit before you got away
from the glare of the city street lights.
for you could witness the effect IT
was going to have on the wild ami
mails you were going to meet-and
you could spot him every time.
There are great doings in the woods
today, and tonight will doubtless tell
a tale Of blood curdling interest and
daring detail
Following are the members of the
two teams:
Captain DUMAS Team.
r. B. Hargis, first lieutenant. II. j.
Quina, A. G. Riera, J. G.. Van Pelt,
VIM. Conner, J. E. Concannon, Otto
E. White. Ernest McVoy, NJ. A. Touart
Jr., G. A. Petersen. DR.. c. W. D'Alem-
berte, John G.. Welsh. H. E.~Graham
A NJ. LeFrancois, Walter H. White,
u w. Eitzen. John Zirklebach, Chas.
Hartman, Henry Jeudevine, A. H. Ba-
ker. C. V. Rice, Percy s. Hayes.
Dudley r, Saunders, r. Ed May, VIM
Zelius. Frank L. Mayes, J. H. Ray, NJ.
Gonzalez, Eugene Kirchoffer, P K
Tornoe. Peter Olsen, NJ. Matthiasen,
Richard J.. Owens. n. Goldring, h
Gjortz, K. c. Caldwell, DR.. F. r.
Maura.
Captain MarzonPs Team.
Ed Peaie, first lieutenant, Earl Viii
jacob Fisher. B. NJ. Bombay, Jr., R.
]. Snyder, G. H. Muller. Charles L.
Vetter, T. T. Phillips, W. l.. Hall,
r. A. Fisher, F. E. BayIess, John
Cary Whiting, Leo Marzoni, Kirk Mon
roe, H. B. Owens, H. Geo. Jacobson,
W B. Crawford, A. Zelius, V J.
Vidal, A. Maura, Geo. GoTdan, p J.
Williams, Pat Eagan. w. G. Lewis. r. |
]. Leary, J. S. Pfeiffer, A. S. Cox, |
J. G. Avery, Jr., F. B. Gardner. A.
K. Johnson, r. P Welsh, D. l.. HoI- |
land, Chas. Bergin. H. H. DA1em- |
berte. L. f. Began. Geo. d. Cravey.
Value of Game Killed.
Deer, 800 points; wild turkey. 200; |
wild goose, $50: mallard duck. rs; all |
other edible duck, %: woodcock, IS; |
20; jack snipe, 20; hawk. 20; sHuir- |
rel Is; rabbit, 10; lark, 10; robin, );
black bird l.
The p n. S. VS.. p. c. S.
There is to be a red hot Thanks. !
giving football game this afternoon at |
Palmetto Beach between The Pensa- !
cola High school and the Pensacola |
Classical school teams. This battle |
royal which will occur on the local |
gridiron promises to be an event full |
of interest. and a large number of |
interested 'rooters" will be in attend |
ance. Following is the lineup:
p. H. S. Coleman. le.. Mclean, It.: |
Thames, lg.: Stillman Or Marston, c.: |
Van Pe1t, re-; Laney or Roberts. It.; |
Myers. re-; Barrow RIB; Reager, lhb.; |
White. FL; Fell. Oh.
p. c. S.-Harbey, le.: Quina. 1t;
Moreno, lg.; Richardson. c.: Miller,
rg.; Robinson, TT; Brent. re-; Sem
French, oh.