Arizona silver belt., 1901-11-28
THE SCHOOL NEWS.
4 Physical Culture Interesting Game of
 Foot Ball -Declsmation Contest

Foot Ball Declaration Contest
 A large room is being fitted up this week fora school gymnasium and it. will till a long-felt want. The room will be 30y70 and will afford ample space for the work in physical culture Miss Wingar has been selected as di- rector of this work large number of dumb. bells have been ordered and are expected here about the last of this week.
 The supervisors have referred the question of suitable railroad cross ing on Push street to Superintendent Beil, of c. ", G. & x R. R., and there it will probably rest for some time.
 On last Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock the High School Tigers met the TeddyS on the Ball grounds for a match game ut foot ball. The boys of both teams were in excellent shape and tine spirits, and large number of the friends Of both teams were pres ent. The Tiger colors old gold and black-were very much in evidence, as also were the coiurs uf the TedGyS, purple and crimson. Some of the smaller boys cnlivened the occasion with medley of tin horns and tin cans. A few minutes after ,. Umpire ShuJe and Referee Stelridge called | tune and the game was On. The choice Oi goals fell tU the rigers aud they | chose the north end. The game was | hotly and closely contested an the way through, and splendid showing was made by the Tigers: and although either side failed to score, the Tigers | kept the ball far into the Teddys' ter rltorv almost through the entire game. Brilliant playing was done by | rillman, Cundiff, Opie and Pascoe tu the part of the Tigers, and by Langan and Mitchell on the part of The Ted ! dys At the close of the first half the | ball was sLiil far over into the Teddy | territory. Alter a ten minutes breath l ing spell the contest on the gridirou ! was renewed with general scrm- mage for the possession of the bali and when the. dust cleared away Will lie Cundiff was seen making one of his | phenomenal runs for the goal, which he made before the Teddys realized | that the ball was gone. Cundilf mad, d tiuch- down with the ball, but was ruled out by the umpire, who thought the ball belonged rightfully tn one ul | the reddys. In the scrimmage one If the TeddyS claimed he secured the | ball and although he called out, | "DOwn :" Cunditf secured the bail unfairly and made for the goal The teams lined up again, but mo decided | gain was made by either team until about two minutes before the close ui ! the last half. when the Tedd,s edged constantly towards the line and finally pushed the ball into the igers terri tory. At the close, Mitchell secured the ball and would have probably got ten around the Tigers left end but for the interference of the crowd which blocked his way Time vas then called and the score stood 0 to q.
 Another match game has been ar ranged for Thursday afternoon and It | is hoped that every one in Globe will make it point tO see the contest The Reclamation contest in the Grammar school vas held in Prof | Cole's room last Friday The judges of the evening, Mrs Paul., Mrs. Ar kylls and Mr. McCann, awarded the honors to Muriel Needham and Gene. vieve Hughey.
 The program was as follows FOURTH GRADE. | May Stetly, ''Dullie's Turn" | Lester Vincent, "Nobody's Child
 Blake Lewis, "The Children < Hour ,,
 Muriel Needham, "rhe Elf Child.n
 Ollie Norman, Barbara Fritchie. ," Marguerite Allison, Little Jack. n
 
 Mildred Hughey, Before and A fter School'
 FIFTH GRADE.
 May Ryan, 'Grandpapa'S Specta. cles
 Leslie Hitchcock's. ''Somebody's Darling"
 Jessie Fox, "Breathes There Man With Soul so Dead ?"
 Ellen Beard, "The Inventors Wife. D
 Flora Hamill, Her Name"
 James Steffy, "When Pa Put Up the Stove Pipe"
 sydney Marks, Somebody's Moth er.'
 | Hester Sanders, "Royer in Church.