Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-08


Merchants Will battle with the home
aggregation of moleskin warriors. and. al
though they will be heavier than the
Omaha boys, they will have to cough up
a fast brand of foot ball in order to clean
the Merchants
Gridiron FIOtsam.
Sullivan of the Superiors is hum
Ginger at the end posish.
Those Mazda Tigers are still blowing
up the avenue OF success.
This year the Plattsmouth boys are
after the state championship.
In w. ]. schmittroth the Fontenelles
have leader TO be proud Of.
Harry Daley says emphatically that he
is through with the pigskin game
Guess that game last Sunday viii be
the first and last for the Superjors.
At guard, Frank Golden is playing a
grand game for the Monmouth Parks.
For games with the Ames Avenue Allies
address Passnecker at ais Taylor street.
Guess Harry Williams has changed his
thought reservoir relative to playing foot
ball.
James Andrews. formerly with the Su-
per.ors. is now associated with the Co
lumbians.
Now the Joe Smiths are figuring on re-
oreaniEing Just 10 get whack at the
Columbians
Earl Bressman will referee for the Co
lumbians against the Monmouth Parks
next Sunday.
For trouble with the South Omaha
Mdgets. call James Nestor at South 2i2
alter =. m.
For games will Valley, Neb.. correspond
with n. r. johnson, manager foot ball
team, Valley, Neb.
Any team that wishes a row with the
| Winnebago Indians, address g, ID, Rave
at Winnebago. Neb.
Hillard A.orearty says he would rather
officiate than play and he Will act In
that capacity hereafter.
II the Shamrocks were only as hard as
rocks they might prove more OF a Stun
B bling block TO their opponents.
! Next Sunday the Monmouth Parks and
Columbians viii play tor the Champion
| snip OF Omaha at RoIrke park.
] Artherton, associated with the South
/ Omaha Midgets, Is their bright star He
/ 5 the backbone Of their backfield.
! In base bal Guy Holland is certainly
+ there and back again, and now he wants
to jump into the foot ball arena.
T, Valley, Neb.. would like TO hear from
. the Spaldings, Athletics. Fontenelles,
Columbians and Monmouth Parks.
I For timekeepers. Bohan, WEIGH. Nc
3 Grath and BOWIey are card to beat. They
4! Although the dope was spread IN FAVOR
I OF the Clifton Hill Merchants, neverthe-
less the Columbian reserves grabbed the
Z bacon.
wangberg of the Fontenelles is getting
along fine lie broke his wrist a few
VEGAS ago while working with the Fon-
/, tenelles.
Manager CavanauEh OF the Spaldings
/ says with vehemence that his squad wall
vulld up some reputation before the as
Destos drops.
! Remember the date. Sunday. Novem-
Der Y, the state champions from Misner
\ 4Neb., Wlll buck up against the Column
bians at Rourke PARK.
I The Columb,ans are looking for q
! esuis,sy. 1919 Chicsgo street, or telephons
4 Douglas 2S5s or Webster DsS kr
Penny and butcher, two Class A play.
eTs are working with the Clifton hll
/ Merchants. they sure tear Things w
against the Class b children.
Ray Byrne would be crack, for some
end In wizard FASHION auu would be q
cukoo for any Class A squad.
1t Is not yet an assured fact that the
Monmouth Parks win play az Valley
Neb., on Thanksgiving day They are
now dickering with Red Oak. Ia.
Now that the Monmouth Perks and
COiunlb. ans nave el.ma1ated all the othel
contestants for the city champaonship
'leg wa Aehe ~ NNN IVA SNheeS'
Here are the goats representing TIA
F0ntenelles: GautAer, Carlson. b1Sh
kussehe. Guinotte, Oney, 5eaton, Flame
gan, MahnerL thompson, Gcnmtttroth
uvlaen. Glasgow and Brewster.
Ryan, the manager Of The " lsner team
5 Uei1aInIy Zee ed at the Monmouth
Parks. The Parks booked game with
tnem Tor To-Day hut .caucellea same
hyan says the Parks toIed him last yea
the same way.