After beating Menominee  by a score of 53--0 on Sept 14, they went on to beat:

Marinette Northerners     61-0       Sept. 21

New London                      54 - 0      Sept. 28

Sheboygan Company C.    87 - 0        Oct. 5

Racine Iroquois                  76 - 6       Oct. 12

Ishpeming (away)               33 -0       Oct. 19

Oshkosh Professionals      85 - 0      Oct. 26

Milwaukee Maple Leaf A.C.   53 - 0   Nov. 2

Chicago Chilar A.C                46 - 0     Nov. 9

Stambaugh Miners  (away)  17 - 0  Nov. 16

Only loss

Beloit Professionals (away)  0 - 6    Nov. 23

For those living in Menominee, there are t-shirts available for sale at Watermark Restaurant, formerly Schleogels Bay View Restaurant 

 2720 10th St, Menominee, MI 

Not yet NFL

The 1919 and 1920 seasons were still the years of the American Professional Football Association.

The NFL began in 1921.

For More History on the Packers, I recommend visiting:

Packerhisory.net

 http://www.packershistory.net/1919PACKERS.html 

Article by Larry Ebsch

 https://ehextra.com/PrintArticle.aspx?aid=48466&uid=d30e65a3-2122-4d2a-bbe5-ba35615140b1 

Great Article on how "professional" the competition really was in 1919.

 https://www.packers.com/news/selling-snake-oil-football-in-green-bay-in-1919-16181553 

Not yet NFL

The 1919 and 1920 seasons were still the years of the American Professional Football Association.

The NFL began in 1921.

For More History on the Packers, I recommend visiting:

Packerhisory.net

 http://www.packershistory.net/1919PACKERS.html 

Article by Larry Ebsch

 https://ehextra.com/PrintArticle.aspx?aid=48466&uid=d30e65a3-2122-4d2a-bbe5-ba35615140b1 

Great Article on how "professional" the competition really was in 1919.

 https://www.packers.com/news/selling-snake-oil-football-in-green-bay-in-1919-16181553 

 Interestingly enough, a team from Marinette-Menominee played the city team from Green Bay in 1918.   In fact, city teams were formed many years before.   But this site is to highlight the First Game of the Green Bay Packers.   As Menominee Michigan is only 45 miles north of Green Bay (as the bird flies).

The result of the 1918 game was a 0 - 0 tie.

1920 Season

According to the Green Bay Press Gazette Sept. 14, 1920, the packers were scheduled to play  the "East End Badgers" from Marninette.  Two days later they were called the "North End Badgers" with no mention of Menominee.

Eventually both cites would play  with slightly better results than a year before.

Green Bay Packers defeated the Marinette Professionals  25 - 0 on Oct. 17th and the Menominee Professionals 19 - 7 on Nov. 21st.

Scheduling an opponent for the opening date of Sept. 14th was proving to be difficult.   As was reported in the Green Bay Press Gazette on Sept 2nd, there were three team in consideration Oconto, De Pere or the Oneida Indians. 

By the 4th, De Pere and Oconto had backed out.   

The "East End" team from Menominee is first mentioned on Sept. 5th.  and then on the 6th, the are called the "East Ends, a strong eleven from from North Menominee"

By Sept. 9th, we see the first mention of the "North End A.C."  playing the Indian Packing Corporation team.

In the Sept. 13 Press Gazette, the Green Bay teams is referred to both as "Indians" and "Packers".     

Green Bay Press Gazette 

Sept. 8, 1919 

 "McPhaul of Menominee has got together a team that will give the Packers a run for their money in the initial clash at Hagemeister's park on Sunday September 14. His lineup includes some of the best men in the Twin Cities among whom are: the Dory brothers, McCue, Hansen, Peterson, Palmquist and Dennis ts.

 "Sunday's game will be called at 3 o'clock. C.M. Murphy will referee while "Jab" Murrary is Menominee's selection for umpire. "