Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-29

/ Parks win give grand celebration in
their new club house ut Thirty-third and
/ Ames avenue
TohpkIns will cause the shamrocks the
/ most trouble. He Is good open field
runner and the best ground gamer on the
soldier squad
That clever leader OF the Monmouth
| Parks, Louie Devine, has been on the sick
/ list FOR several days, He will probably
/ be on deck today.
When the Monmouth Park second team
and the Athletics again trample on each
| others toots q wootsies an interesting de-
bate Is anticipated.
Today the Monmouth Parks will have
to watch Harry Williams of the Superlors
| or he Ia liable to waltz away with a
couple OF touchdowns,
This season the Belmonts are again fast
forgng 70 the front. II they keep up
the top OF the ladder.
| Several good individual players formerly
with the Dietz team would like very much
TO receive an invitation to attach their
tramo TO some fast squad.
Those Shamrocks have a great defen-
slve team, and II they would Improve
their offensive work they would be the
cream de mente, and then some
For tusses with the Missouri Valley
outfit write to Fred Fensler, manager OF
the Missouri valley foot ball team, or
YOU can reach him over the phone.
Captain Carlyle OF the Dodge Light
Guards was well satisfied with the excel
tent showing his pets made against tho
famous shamrock squad from Smelville.
Another joyful surprise was sprunR on
our local foot ball devotees last Sunday,
when the Excelsior tribe held the scale
busters Mt WIodbine, Ia. 20 60 8
score
on the menu card for TODAY the h,g
game OF the season is booked for Flor
ence park, The Monmouth Parks and
the Superiors will be the contesting
teams.
Today finds the Excelsior Hchedule
vacant. All week their proficient man
1Bvr, Mr. Kimmel, secuted this vicinity
Tor 9 row, but his optics failed TO sight
anything,
Frank Golden has quit the Omaha uni
verslty squad and Is now playing exclu-
slveiy with the Monmouth Parks. lie
used TO be star tackle on the Omaha
High school eleven.
Pug Jack Fitzgerald will play in the
bockfield for the Shomrocks today HS
" terrific line plunger ard a nHturals
born tacker. The Soldiers better keer
their optics on Jack or they will regret IL
Scotty Anderson, the fast halfback OF
the Monmouth Park congregation. is fast
recuperating. During the Diutz- Monmouth
Park flasco his right knee was thrown
our and several ligaments torn loose.
on left tackle the Monmouth Parks
t,a naye q peaeherino In Daily. He Is par
line and is sure tnokler. He rs especilIy
noted for bis fast work with his pedals.
Here OF late the Belmonts have found
II tough skating to arrange mixes They
would especially like 20 meet out-of town
teams. For games address George Haire-
man 1919 North Seventeenth, or telephone
Webster 2345,
All the Monmouth Park club members
ana their friends will make themselves
noticeable out at Florence park this aft
ernoon, and as the Superiors will have a
large following, some strenuous roofing
Is anticipated.
Yes. the Spaldings are still In the ring.
You don't want 10 get the idea into your
nut that because the SpAldlng base ball
team Flew the coop that the leather egg
ARTISTS with the same mOnlcker are going
Via the same route.
Across the Muzzo at Council Bluffs the
Joe Smiths, who loomed up rather bright
iast season, have again organized a fast
punch. Their line averages l90 pounds Z
ana the backfield touch the beams AT /
about liO. Kind OF light team.
Last Sunday the Athletics OF Omaha
brought home a defeat from PaplilIon.
However, the struggle was close, the al /
nara children copping the sweets by a 4
q 70 score. Now the Athletics are lust
erylng for match with Papiliion at
Omaha, but nothing but the nothing
doing plaeard Breets them.