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However, the All-Stars were losing money.

Kraehe lost more than $ 2, 000, as only 719 spectators attended the team's home opener at Sportsman's Park.

He blamed the low attendance on rainy weather and the fact that most sports fans were concentrating on the World Series being played in New York City.

However the lack of offense from the All-Stars made the St. Louis fans reluctant to spend their money to see a team that had not scored a touchdown in their first four NFL games.

The All-Stars lost their second and third NFL games to the Cleveland Indians and the Milwaukee Badgers.

Both scores resulted in 6 – 0 losses.

The team also lost a fifth game to the Packers in front of a home crowd of only 750.

The All-stars held the Packers scoreless for most of the game until Cub Buck kicked a 28-yard field goal to give the Packers a 3-0 win.