Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-26

Last sunday the Tigers dropped a de-
bate to the Wisner. Neb. outfit, but as
all the Omaha foot ball fans know that
the Wisner boys sre tough nuts 70 con-
ouer they are apparently well satisfied
with the showing made by the Omaha
Tigers.
GridirOn Gossip.
Lately not much has been heard about
that strong Valley. Neb., herd.
This is the foot ball time Of the year,
and to many il brings good cheer.
The South Omaha Shamrocks are not
n aking as much noise as was heretofore
customary.
Harry Wright OF the superiors will
probably be able to again don the mole
skins today.
The Tigers got by pretty nicely at
wisner. Neb., and they report being
treated royelly.
Instead Of participating in foot bell(
warriors at rest.
For games with the Sherman Avenue
Merchants call Webster 1865 and shout
for Harry Dayis
Already two teams have gone the
graveyard route, namely the Belmonts
and the Defenders.
Manager Pixley of the Tigers says he
is always in hot water when IL comes
to scheduling games
All the managers are now busy rack
ing their noodles to figure out good
Turkey day attraction.
ROY Waldo Roach saws with vehemence
that he is a down and outer as far as
tUot ball is concerned.
Thanksgiving day the Wisner boys have
arranged to play an all-star team picked
from our Omaha squads.
Spill your frames into RourSe park to-
H. fE. aa wrrHN N.@h
barrels Of bitter dope exists
Sidney Foley, the Columbans' coach, is
overly well pleased with the way his
children are making the grade.
Although he was only in the ring for a
few minutes last Sunday nevertheless
Tom Foley registered with force.
On Thanksgiving day the lucky dudes
that have gone through the mill without
scratch won't even be thankful.
The contest today between the Super
iors and the Monmouth Parks will prac-
ticaily cinch the city championship,
Billie Curran. the South Omaha gent
of athletic fame, rang in as an official
during the SUPERIOR Columbian mix.
In the game of foot ball they all try
to win a name. Hard knocks and bumps
of all kinds never make them sadder.
Many a fellow has been stuck up
about his foot ball ability, but those
kind of dudes generally get stuck In the
end.
What do YOU know about the Athletics
being the first team to slip one over
on the much touted Missouri Valley ag-
q egation?
Today Sunday foot ball lovers will get
chance to see the stars of the town
perform during the Monmouth
Park battle.
Mulvihill of the Excelsiors Is on the
shelf with a bum shoulder. He will prob
ably be out of the game for the balance
/ of this season
officer Wade. who is generally on duty
at Rourke park every Sunday. sure wades
into the crowd when 1t doesn't stick. back
of the side lines.
Last week the Belmonts and the Sher-
man Avenue Merchants united ana here
after they win be known as the Sherman
Avenue Merchants,
They say some of our foot ball players
have got a little sense, but II IL a
leadpipe they can't make dollars out of
1t by playing foot ball.
Frank Golden. the lad who performed
marvellous work with the school on the
hill last year is doing excellent. work
for the Monmouth Parks
Missouri Valley as yet has failed to
nail a contest from an Omaha team.
They played Two knotted arguments and
lost one game by to score.
Up on the terra rirma at wisner. Neb.,
the ,Columbians from this metropolitan
Joint will buck up against the burgites.
YOU will all have to doff your lids In
RECOGNITION of the fact that they accom-
plished what every other Omaha team
that has met this band failed to do. As
| usual the Columbians are in the pink
of condlsh and II is to shot their
opponents are riding in the same boat,
SO a contest OF a thrilling nature should
be the outcome.