The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-23

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Of school yells as the football team
entered the train that is taking the
boys over the mountains TO the scene
of the battle they will fight ON Mon
day.
The team will arrive late this eve
ming if the train is on time Quarters
have been engaged for them at the
Seattle hotel. The Chicago players
will reach Seattle tonight also and
will stop at the same hotel. Each
team will be assigned to rooms on
separate floors and will eat in sepa-
rate dining rooms. Wenatchee has
the only private dining room in the
building.
1--WE Will Win"
The last words of Coach Sieyers
as he stepped on the cars this noon
were, I'VE will VIM" He is i'm
mensely pleased with the fighting
spirit of his pupils and relies on their
superb physical strength and fierce
ness to more than compensate for the
extraordinary coaching received by
the Chicago lads.
Excursion Slow.
Only 65 have thus far indicated
their intention of going to Seattle on
the excursion Sunday night. Unless
80 more join in, no rate will be
granted.
The committee having in charge
the selling of tickets for the football
excursion desire that those wishing
to go should go to the places where
the tickets are on sale and secure
an exchange ticket good for the
round trip to Seattle. Should the
hundred necessary to secure the ex-
cursion rate not be secured by 5
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, the
money will be refunded. These
places are the Columbia Valley bank,
Wells & Morris. Murphy & Hill, Che
Ian County Abstract Co. and the COM
mercial club.
Seat Sale Good i'm Seattle.
Immediately following the denite
statement in yesterdays Times that
the Oak Park high school football
team of Chicago was actually en-
route to play Wenatchee high school
at Denny Field in this city next Mon
day. interest in the game assembled
several points. Until Tuesday night.
there had been so much I'M rtainty
about the game that football en-
thusiasts we're loath to get their WIS.,
ions "primed" for another gridiron
battle until all doubts concerning
the scheduling of the game had been
removed.
Tom Mcdonald, local manager for
the big game, was besieged with tele-
phone inquiries last night regarding
the sale of tickets. Although the
tickets did not come from the print
ers until o'clock they were placed
on sale this morning at King Bros.
and Gaffneys and will be placed with
other firms late today. Half rate
student tickets were placed on sale
also, in charge of Jack Corners at
Lincoln High. Manager Baisden. Nc
Fee and Stewart at Queen Anne, and
Grover Burke. Klopfer and Cart
wright at Broadway. Jack Patton,
the varsity athlete. went to Tacoma
today to distribute tickets. Only
1000 student tickets have been is
sued and these will not be sold af-
ter tomorrow.
Stewart Made Assistant.
Mcdonald is being assisted by
Harold Stewart and Frank Coyle.
The former was manager of the old
Seattle high school team which trim
med North Division High School of
Chicago on New Years day, 1907.
Over in Wenatchee. Mcdonald is re-
garded as prize hustler. The APP
pie Kinks will back him to the limit
in giving every detail of the ar
rangements proper attention. With
only four days work ahead the
problem of handling the game is a
big one. and the former experience
Of al Those in charge will be big
asset toward their success.
George J. Stewart. who was in
Wenatche Monday and Tuesday and
saw Coach Sievers' huskies in ac-
ton, prdicts that they will at least
score.
Whether the Chicago boys will be
defeated is mere guess" says Stew
art, who for some years past has
been a close follower of northwest
football and enjoys some reputation
as a reliable critic. Amy team that
can withstand the Wenatchee attack
must have a powerful defense. The
uncertainty is the strength of the de-
fensive work of Coach Sievers' team
Local followers. however. who saw
the Queen Anne-Wenatchee game six
weeks ago will hardly recognize the
same team so great has been the
improvement in their play. There is
no over-confidence and immeasur-
ably more fighting spirit. Their
backfeld work all season left little
improvement to be desired and the
defensive work ha simproved more
than so per cent