The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-11-04
IDEAL DAY FOR GAME
Grounds Dry After Clear Weather for
Two Days-Noisy Reception.

Seattle, Nov. 4.-Wenatchee prayed
for clear weather in Seattle today
and more ideal footbii as could
not exist. esterday H::s bright, the
night kept up the good work, and this
morning Old Sol arose with his BEAM
ing countenance arrayed for a day
of jolly sport.
Greeted by the musical strains of
horns and COW bells in the hands of
enthusiastic Queen Anne rooters, the
Wen1i1hee high school football team
rul.ed into the Union depot last night
III S.l5, and was ttLen nmediately
to the Washington Annex. The men
are in fine condition, and expect to
put up their hardest fight of the year
this afternoon at Dugdale park. The
team realizes that it has had no real
competitors as yet, and is anxious for
the opportunity TO play against an
eleven which can draw out its real
mettle.
Coach G. W. Sievers has his men
we'll in hand. and is very optimistic
as to their work. He says he knows
very little about the tams in the west
ern part of the state, but believes
his proteges will have very little
trouble in walloping the Spokane
team. He accuses Aberdeen of craw-
fishing. I'VE offered Aberdeen $1,000
to come over to Wenatchee and play
us, and they refused" he said. ANY
time that Aberdeen will come to We
natchee We will guarantee them
$1,000. The support that the team
is receiving at the hands of the peo-
pie of Wenatchee is largely respOns-
ible for their good showing. AS long
as they play their games at home, so
that the local sports can see their
work, they lack nothing in the way
of equipment and financial support Of
any kind" s
Only one man of the regular squad
will be out of the game today. Heide
the 1SS-pound lineman and the heavi-
est player on the team, is out with a
broken nose. Koehler, right half
back, has been christenej the human
bullet" and is expected to play
great game.
So much has been printed about
the proves of the Wenatchee team
this year that there is quite bit of
curiosity to Sc that bunch in action.
Queen Anne thus turned a clever
trick by scheduling game with the
Apple Pickers while the other teams
were taking time out to think about
1t.
An effort was amde to get the uni
versity campus but with the Washing
ton-Idaho game on tap for Saturday
the campus was needed by the Wash
ington men to put on the final touches
to their practice before entertaining
Idaho.
Dugdale's park is a bit small for
football, but it is handy to town, and
for that reason the downtown crowd
will no. doubt be larger than if the
game was played on the university
campus.
Coach Fowler predicts that the
Queen Anne team will look better
tomorrow than it did last Saturday
against Broadway Last Saturday
the Queen Anne boys were plainly
ratified after young Fallon intercept
ed forward pass and galloped across
the field for a touchdown, and did
not put up their best game. They
had no trouble running Broadway's
ends for consistent gains, but when
within scoring distance something al
ways happened to spoil Queen Anne's
good work.
Now Coach Fowler thinks his team
will have more confidence when they
go on the field, and he expects the
boys to play the game as they have
been coached to play it and not leave
their best plays untried.