The chronicle=news., 1914-11-19
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VISTA ELEVEN { y!
HERE TOMORROW


The stage is all set and everything
is in readiness for the biggest foot
ball game OF the season, which is to
be played in Trinidad tomorrow al
ternoon at Central Park between the
Trinidad cleven ana the fast aggrega-
tion from Monte Vista. Tile Monte
Vista squad, accompanied by their
coach. arrived In the city late this
afternoon and Will spend the night
ana tomorrow morning resting for
the crucial contest Of the year tomor-
row afternoon.
Without doubt tomorrows game
will be tho best exhibition OF football
which will be seen in this city dur
ing the present season and 1t is an
ticirated that the largest crowd
which has ever witnessed a football
game in Trinidad will be present at
Central Park tomorrow afternoon to
see tho local boys and the Monte
Vista lads clash on the gridiron for
the football supremacy of southern
Colorado.
The nigh school is planning to
make the day one of the biggest ath-
letic days in the history of Trinidad.
School will convene at $50 tomor-
row morning and n continuous ses.
sion will be run thru until O'Clock
| when the students will be dismissed
only to assemble two hours later ut
Central Park where they will lead in
loud cheering for the home boys. In
| keeping with the day several of the
merchants have significd their in
tentiOn of closing their shops for two
hours during the afternoon so that
| they and their clerks can attend the
game. The high school students and
boosters OF the school will hold n
monster parade thru the main streets
| OF the city tomorrow noon to ndvcr-
tise the event and to arouse interest
and enthusiast among the townspco-
pie.
Trinidad has one Of the best foot
ball teams this year that has ever
represented tho local high school and
with the support of the students and
the town people they should come out
OF tOmorrow's game with the scalps
OF the western slopers dangling from
their belts. Although defeated by
the Monte Vistans two weeks ago
Coach Kecley's proteges are now con-
fident that they can hang the Indian
sign on their friends from across the
range and tOmOrrow's score will be
reversed from that of the score of
two weeks ago. During the time
which has interrcned between the
two games the locals have learned a
lot about football that they did not
know at that time and with Coach
| Kecley's able coaching the boys have
mastered the forward pass. both in
! the defensive and offensive. and n
| was this ,lay which caused their
downfall the first time the two .icT-
ems mixed.
1t is urged that everyone get to the
park tomorrow afternoon as soon as
possible so that the game may start
promptly at 3 O'Clock. Ample car
service has been promised by the
able weather the side lines will be
crowded when the whistle is blown
for the first kick off tomorrow after
noon.
The lineup OF the Trinidad team
with their numbers will he as fol-
lyows: Dodder. left end. 3; Cruter,
left tackle. 6; Crask. left guard. ):
G. Mitchell. center. s: DauShert.,
light guard, :: Gordon. right tackle,
10; Butler. right end, II; Fitzgerald.
loft halfback, i:H. Mitchell. center.
\; Dausheriy, right guard. Z; Cor
don. right tackle. 10; Butler. right
w. Mitchell. quarter back, /; Le-
i,onnc. fullback, .: Rolando. right
halfback II: substitutes: Patrick.
u: Easton. .. Macdonald. 10; Grif-
f'th. IL. Chcnoworth. is.