Arizona republican., 1913-12-22

1 for addresses. Ward Young. for the members of the scrub team. thanked he first team. the girls and the school. for the support the aid and the fun they had afforded. George Peter grew reminiscent and found not only the funny. but the subtle incidents which appeal To the player. and the spectator presenting them for approval.
 A. K. Stabler, principal of the high school. always has appropriate an1 ready remarks for the occasion. He commented on the manly spirit and tIe eeutIemanly. sportsmanlfke con duet of the players during the season just passed The team which has just finished it's season was the ideal football team said Mir. Stabler It was never down in grades il was at all times gtntIemanIy and clean and it reflected the spirit of sportsman ship which the coach of the team Installed in.o the individuals of the organization. on the part of the school. l will say that it is a team which pleases uS :II
 on behalf of the members of the Book and Pen club Prof. l. Colodny thanked the team for the opportunity
 
 cation for the season just passed. The Book and Pen. as a token or their feelings had prepared for the approval of the members of the team and their supporters. an entertain ment 10 which all were invited and ', hich would follow the banquet
 Mr. McFall. for the trustees. in ap- preciation ot the work which the guest of honor. Mir. Francis < Geary. coach Of the Coyotes. presented him as Christmas present from the board of trustees a check of consid- erable sum-a bonus reward for the coaching he had done and for the spirit he has instiLled into the mem bers of the team and the school
 Geary responded. His speech was one of praise for the fellows he had had on the field during the fall He spoke of the men to be from that twenty-five or more. of the good the training had done them. and him. and h" thanked the school for the support il had given the team. and the coach Geary's speech was from the heart t was an expression of the regard he las for the Coyotes. given vent for the first time since he took over the athletics of the school It was speech of praise. and at the same time of promise--prais of the past promise for the future
 During the serving of the banquet and between the addresses the Coyote orchestra kept the hall ringing with it's music. Complimentary to Geary they played several special and de- Scriptive numbers including, unknown to them, the Fordham College March, Geary's alma mater march.
 Election Of Captain
 The ballot for the captain for the team of 1914. cast immediately after the banquet. resulted in the election Of Ed Brooks. Brooks who was in name the leader of the Coyotes the| fall just ended, was unable to play the season with his team. He had an arm broken in the earliest game and was out until the latest
 But Brooks is the ideal man for the position. He has the head. Ho is leader and he will keep his team under his control at all times Fad the election gone another way the Coyotes would have missed the best man in their ranks for a leader. and they would have forgotten to re- ward the one to whom the football team this successful fall owes so much.
 Remarking on the election Geary