The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-26
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They have 100000 fruit
crop over in the Wenatchee valley
this year, and the country is simply
caked with money. Some men of
delicate fibre are running away from
there for the winter for fear the mi
crobes off the money will bite them
They intend to return in the spring
when the money has thinned out a
bit.
The Wenatchee team is so strong
that if it runs up less than so points
on an opponent. it is called no con-
test. That team has scored some
thing less than million points al
ready this season and Thanksgiving
Day is still about a month way. so
there is a chip on the shoulder of
every Wenatchee high school boy and
his dad, and the dare is out for any
high school aggregation in the state
to knock them off.
"A man who has seen both the
Wenatchee and Aberdeen teams in
action this year, suggests that these
teams be brought to Seattle for a
game before the close of the season.
1t is not likely that the Wenatchee
boys would care to go to Aberdeen
for a game, nor would the Aberdeen
bunch care to travel to Wenatchee
for a scrap, but they could meet in
Seattle, which is neutral territory,
and have it out.
They could meet on the gridirOn
of the University of Washington, the
best in the state; get the benefit Of
competent officials and go to it. The
Aberdeen fellows are always ready
to back anything that bears the Aber
deem brand so it is not likely that
they will balk at the proposal.
so come on you Apple Kings and
Lumberjacks and fight it out here
in Seattle
In the Seattle Post-Intelligencer,l
unuci d NSudlCucS udlc 1iHC, thC ~
cal correspondent hands out the fol-
lowing strong talk for the perusal of
the Sound partisans:
"Wenatchee high school wants a |
football game on October 2S or 20
and SO far has been unable to cinch |
a date. Aberdeen high school sent |
word over last week that they would
be in a position to play in this city |
on the 10th if the expenses of six
teen men would be paid. The local
management Immediately wrote them
that expenses would be paid or any /
other condition within reason met
with, and it was considered that the |
game was a certainty. Yesterday |
Manager Collier received word from |
the management of the "self-coach- |
ed team that the game would have !
to be called off. Whether they
scented danger from the big scores |
which Wenatchee has rolled up late
ly or not is not known at this end |
of the line, but the Wenatchee man
agement is going to issue challenge
to the west siders to play a game at
any time and at any place Aberdeen
might designate.
Broadway, too is coming in for
her share of ill-feeling on the part |
of the local management. Two
years ago Broadway was signed up |
with Wenatchee for a Thanksgiving
game, but asked for release to play
with the Lincoln high. Solicitations
were made by Supt. Cooper and 9TH
ers from the Seattle schools for the |
release, and it was finally given with |
the understanding that Broadway
would play the next year. They |
never have signed up since. Coach |
Borleske stated a couple of weeks
ago that he had dates open and saw
no reason why Wenatchee shouldn't |
be taken on. While passing through |
Wenatchee Sunday with his team af