The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 21, 1928, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT BISMARCK GRID WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1928 Get a Radiantfire for thegs, cool mornings. Montana-Da- kota Power Co. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE tion of the North American conti-| Business Men Plan DON'T WAIT—TAKE THEM IN |nent the more I got into the storm. +, Street Decoration » for Xmas Holidays| y"VP*"eathea the paint ” where he ness are all gone.” Cost little. Sat- isfaction guaranteed. Men and wom- en everywhere use and recommend them. Sold everywhere.—Adv. SPIRITUALIST WIFE OF LOST ATLANTIC TEAM AWARDED | FLYER SAYS SHE HAS SEANCES WITH HIM rng je GOLD EMBLEMS Churchill Presents Unofficial | Champions With Miniature Gold Pigskins Grected as official champions of| North Dakota football circles, or a8/airman who disappeared last March] woman and the mother of two small] close to heing official champions as! while any football team can in North Da: kota, the Bismarck High squad to-) day was nted with miniature gold footballs—emblem of victory. Presentation of the footballs was made by N, O, Churchill, Bismarck | sports nthusiast, “on behalf of/ fans of Bismarck.” They were given the emblems at the weekly Tineheoh of the local Rotary club,} host to the football squad membe On the footballs is inscribed “B marck High School—Champion of 19 ding of the victory emblems follows letter of L. White, secretary and treasurer of t North] Dakota High School League, in| which White recognizes the local squad as champions of the s' Speaking of the comment by the refusal of the Bism squad to play Williston, White he could see no reason why the Bis- marck squad should not close their season at any time it saw fit. The letter was addressed to W. H. Payne, principal of the school. “It is certain,” the league secre- tary says, “that the Bismarck school has the outstanding record of the state for this year.” In introducing each of the players to the large crowd of Rotarians and visitors gathered at the meeting, Coach McLeod spoke on various du- ties of coaching, “razzing” on the part of spectators, mistakes made by team members during the season and the ‘ood that football training will do members of the squad later in life. “Many mistakes were made by members of the squad during the season just closed, but each mistake was worth what it cost to the squad in general,” he said. The football squad of this year was ,exceptional not only in cham- pionship calibre but in the fact that it put scholastic duties before foot- ball, he said. Each member is high in scholastic records, “Another exceptional point is the sportsmanship displayed on the field. They at all times conducted them- selves as gentlemen, remembering always that their opponents were guests of the school and city. If they could tackle harder they did it, but in the spirit of football playing only.” In commenting on the members of the squad Payne said the experience gained in training and on the field would be welcomed by the business men of the city and state when mem- bers of the squad took their places in the business world. Churchill voiced the sentiment of the two school officials in regard to the football squad, and said that from watching every game the team played this year he could not see how it could but be recognized as the champion of the state. Guests of the club, besides mem- bers of the football squad, the two school officials and two assistant coaches, were T. G. C. Kennelly, Mandan; Mrs. Henry Duemeland, Bismarck: Henry Roberts, Mandan; William Mitchell, Bismarck; H. N. Elbig, Minneapolis; F. E. Gould, Chi- cago; Henry Halvorson, Roy Baird and T. A. 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