Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-05
Chatter Heard
Among the Lads
of the Somdlot

Over at Dunlap. Ia. Francis Greene was
q trifle leary Of tho French on the monu, %
he ordered ham and eggs.
Those AIl-stars are real chesty since their
close battle with the champion Nonpareils,
They would be willing to play Wisner. Dun.
lap, and In fact all corners II they stayed
on the carpet.
Harlan, Ia, must have great gang tied
together for they trimmed the heavy Dun
lap bunch by the score Of to 0.
Dunlap, Ia. Is still looking for games.
Teams wishing trouble will be accommodated
by squibbling to Fred L, Mishier.
Last Sunday Harold Grant received . cut
over his left lamp which will keep him on
the shelf today. He Is associated with the
Fontenelle Reserves
Thomas Eiberns of the FonteneiIe Reserves
is developing Into q real star He played
like big university gent at right half last
Sunday.
Gale Moredick surprised the natives and
swung into tho harness for one period dur
ing a recent game. He Ii the big noise Of
the Fontenelle Reserves,
While playing against tho Nonpareil Re-
serves, James Healy of the Ducky Holmes
had his smeller busted. But small thing
like broken nose won't keep jim on the
bench.
Under the name Of the Excelsiors. the
Athletics played tho Council Bluffs Longe-
ways last Sunday and went down to de-
feat. This statement was made by Rasmus-
sen, the chief Of the Council Bluffs Longe-
ways.
A few of the Fontenelles are now hooked
up with the Monmouth Parks This
cont Generation Of stars should middle UP
the Glass championship.
Phil Lynch. manager. of the Nonpareiis, Is
anxiously Awaiting to hear frUfn-the man
nger of Dunlap, Ia. relative to arranging L
contest here for next Sunday
Hal Driscoli a former local gridron
warrior OF note, Is now In town. Some
classy team ought to convince him that he
is still eligible to hook up with the speed
boys,
Ducky Holmes, a gink tagged Wingy with
only one arm. Is a doodle at guard position.
A new gang has boen mustered together
to be known az the Webster Street Mer-
chants. They are looking for trouble with
Class c herds.
Albert Newton. formerly n high school
star. showed up In his old time form against
the Nonpareils with the All-Stars
For about week orville Crabtree Of the
Council Bluffs Midgets has been on the sick
list. He will probably be able to perform
today.
For the California Street Merchants,
woodbridge Is playing a great game specta-
cular stuff Is a speciality with Woodbridge.
A couple Of the Tigers are out Of town
today. consequently Thomas Graham, their
booking agent. did not bill a mix for this
afternoon.
For games with the Nourso OIL troupe call
Douglas 2l9l and holler for James Shana-
han.
Last week the Mohawks visited the ceme-
terry. Flowers were omitted and no SYM
pathetic foot ball friends attended the serv-
ices.
SO far this season the c. q. Longoways
are over the hill with a clean slate. About
next Sunday they ought to hook UP with
the Nonpareils.
Allie Hanson IL n new piece of furniture
that has been added to the Council Bluffs
Midgets. He will work at right end.
Another new geezer mucilaged to the
Council Bluffs Midgets Ia Lyle Jones He
came into their fold with a parchment rep
a mile long. He will be afforded an oppor-
tunty this afternoon to demonstrate his
ability.
The recently organised Monmouth Parks
would play out Of town on turkey day.
Firbush broke into the limeiight last Sum
day when he cleverly pulled paaa out of
the sky and beat It for the coveted spot
Although small In stature, Kinky Foran
looms up like giant when the opposition
attempts To circle his end He In the
chief custodian Of the right end for the
Nonpareils
l.. Rasmussen, tho boss of the C. b.
Longeways, ID willing to pay expenses OF
an out Of town team that would like to
play In Council Bluffs. For further infor-
nation call Council Bluffs Red 4ose
Three teams laid off today so they could
witness the battle for supremacy between
the champion Nonparells and Haveiock. Neb.