Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26
sHAMRoCKs
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AWO Games q. rAOrencC.
A double header attraction is booked
for Florence this afternoon. The first
game viii be between the Monmouth
Park Reserves and the Somebody's, and
the second argument will be Monmouth
Parks VS.. Belmonts. The first game
should be an exciting affair as both teams
enter the ring about even in every re-
spect. The second game will be a nip
and tuck affair, with the odds in favor
Of the Monmouth Parks.
A recently organized squad known as
the Columbias will journey down to
Papillion today and endeavor to thrash
the pillow followers that reside there. The
Omaha boys will not be as beefy as the
farmers, but as they are fast, clever
bunch an interesting bout is looked for
Teams wishing games with the Column
bias call Art Newman, over Harvey 2491
Gossip for the Warriors.
TIL Shamrocl1s and the Omaha High
school are dickering for a post season
game.
After their severe drubbing last Sunday
the Dodge Light Guards threw up the
sponge.
Now the Dietz team ought to reorganize
and play the Superiors for the cham
pionship.
Rude Thener has signed up with the
Monmouth Park Reserves for the balance
of the season.
The Belmonts want a game for next
Sunday. Call Webster 2Si5 and ask for
George Hagerman.
Several Of the Elmwood Parks are on
the hospital list and as a consequence
they won't play today.
The Williams brothers, Harry and Gus
played with the Omaha combination that
played Valley yesterday.
Lately the South Omaha Ramblers have
been last forging to the front as a
team of championship callber
Thursday the Belmonts will board a
cEoo-choo car for Dunlap, Ia, where they
will mix with the high school team.
Last Sunday Harry Williams grabbed
one of the Shamrocks forward passes
and ran fifty yards for a touchdown.
Frank Quigley played center for the
"All stars" against Creighton last Thurs
day. In this position he proved wizard.
Looks as II the Superiors are the I'M
disputed champions OF the three cities,
VIZ: Omaha, South Omaha and Council
Bluffs.
| The Excelsiors wish game for Thanks
| giving day. Address Gus Kimmel man
ager, 2t2l Cunning street or call Independ-
ent B-2lSS.
Last Sunday Edward O'Connor played
/ a grand game tor the ShamrOcks. on
grabbing forward passes he was espe-
cially good.
That famous Woodbine team met It's
] Waterloo last Tuesday when II bucked
up against the fast Valley, Neb., squad.
Score, p to 6.
/ Those Missouri Valley boys handed the
] Dodge Light Guards a large big, juicy
! goose egg for their share OF the Dodge
| Light Guards Missouri Valley bout
For some unknown reason the Joe
Smiths failed TO show up at the Benson
Eagles park to play their game scheduled
with the Excelsiors for last Sunday.
The shamrocks are without game for
/ thanksgiving day. Any team wishing
this date address Frank Quigley, Sl1l
Meple, or telephone Webster 25S5 OF
Douglas 4J3i.
O'Brlen and Phillips, two of the Sham.
rocks best players, failed TO show up for
the championship battle, consequently the
ShamroCks had to pick up two men be-
fore they could play.
Frank Quigley had the soot ball fever
right last week. He participated in foul
games with four different teams, viz
Belmonts, ShamrOcks, All stars and tn,
Omaha combination that played Valley
yesterday.
Today ends the season for the Superors
as they have no Thanksgiving day gam'
and furthermore they don't want one.
On tackle mcclure is always in thu
limellght for the Monmouth Park re
serves He plucks EN- right and left.
Across the waves this afternoon tn
Superiors Will bump up against the prid'
OF Council Bluffs, namely the Joe Smiths
Up 10 date the Superiors have only los
one game, that 10 Woodbine, Ia. after
grueling contest by the score Of to Z.
Thanksgiving day Frank Qulgley vii
pick up a team from the three teams tina
have no games for that cate, namely IN
SuperiOrs, 5hamrocks and Exceislors, AM
take them 20 Papilllon 20 play the huskic
at thai burg. Tho Omaha team Will be "a
slouch affair. Many frlendB OF the df
ferent plays era viii make the trip. abou