The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-22

lions ana DOCn nave plleQ up
opponents, with one or two ext
best of shape for the championship
fray and indications are that the bat
tie will be one of the best played by
any, two. high school fl. teams in the
state this year, regardless Of the fact
that the state title is at stake.
>Bemidji's record shows the follol
ing scores: Bemidji 81, East Graz
ForAs O; Bemidji ~, Detroit 0; B
midi 40, Thief River Falls o; B
midi 49,, Virginia o; Bemidji
Chisholm 8.
! Faribault holds victories owe
!Waseca, Sacred Heart, Farmingto1
Rochester, Northfield, Mankatt
Owatonna and Austin, defeating
Austin IA to Saturday., The only
team to score on the Faribault aggre-
cation was Pennington, and the sup
porters = are, already claiming they
have the best =: team in the state.
Bemidji adherents are putting forth
the same. contention, and with the
memories Of last years battles in the
state race still in mind, large crowds
are expected to turn out at Northrop
field at Minneapolis when the two
teams clash. r- ... f-.i.
The local boys will leave Bemidji
Wednesday night, arriving in Mime
apolis in time for a stiff workout
Thanksgiving afternoon. Funds are
being. raised by local subscribers to
pay the expense of the trip and in
dications are that a sufficient sum
will be collected. The Pioneer is
receiving the contributions and urges
that all enthusiasts assist in sending
the team down to bring home the
title. Considerable more money was
still needed at press time today. The
fund will remain open until at least
Wednesday, noon, so that all may
have an opportunity to show the
, boys their good will and support.
Former All-American and ALL
Western stars have been selected to
officiate ut the game. Johnny Nc
Govern, All-American quarterback in
1908, and All-Western quarterback
in 1908-1909, will referee. Harold
Hanson, All-Weste halfback in 1915
will be the umpire, George Hauser,
All-American tackle in, 1916, has
been selected as field judge. L. W.
Brodrick, former St. Thomas college
star, will act as headlinesman. All
officials are twin city men and have
been selected by the University of
Minnesota for this contest.
The list Of contributors until noon
today, in addition to the list pub
lished on Saturday in The Pioneer,
is as follows: Ten dollar contribu-
TONS: Given Brothers, Charles
Nangle, C. w. Jewett company, Fred
Brinkman, Motor Inn, Lycan Co.,
and j. G. Penney company. Five dol
lar contributions: A. T. Carlson, Alec
Doran, Fred Fraser, Shavitch Broth
ers, Gill Brothers, C. A. Palmer, M
F. Wilson, Judge Harris, John Dial
ton, Fred Langdon, B. & D. Shoe
Store and Wilson & Company. Two
dollar contributions are as follows.
Harry Hoselton, Ed. Ripple, F. H.
NcComber, Andy McNabb, William
Black, D. M. Connors, Bart Stafford
Owen McElroy. One dollar and un.
der: Joseph Record, William Smith,
Lucille Gotta, Alloy Lappen, Oscar
Erwig, Jack Gainey, Myrtle Raine,
Pearl Mclaughlin, B. A. Dilley, Will
liam Clish, Ben Kopman, Grover
Marquis, Harry Breen, H. >Gunsales
Charles Daley, Tom johnson, Dune
McNabb, Joe Carlton, Ted Maloy, Ole
Anderson and N. Bake.
These contributions total $251;5o
leaving a balance of approximate y
$50 to complete the sum required &c
send the boys to the championship