The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-11-06
Wolves Defeat Poplar

Inc wolves LOOK IueII duCISh
rivals, Poplar, into camp last Fri
day. 1t was a battle that delights
the football fan. The Wolves haC
the edge on their opponents but
succeeded in drawing heavy pen
alties from the head linesman when
about to go over each goal. Each
team thus won a game. We asked
the football director, Scott, from
Butte to decide the championship.
He passed the decision on to the
State Athletic board. There, ruling
is as follows: Estate committee
votes Poplar winner of Northeast
ern Glass B elimination. In absence
of written contracts basis for de-
cision used is result of first elm
ination game played and total
score of two games, both points in
favor of Poplar. Suggest that next
year clear cut contracts be exc
cuted to avoid MISUNDERSTANDING"
Signed: R. H. Violin, secy.
This first game decision is some
thing new in the way of decisions
and is it is difficult to comprehend
by what queer mental twist a
championship can ever be decided
on a first game.
Poplar plays Terry at Circle for
the championship of this whole
district. If they win, the chance
is that they will then have to beat
Big Sandy or Fort Benton before
going into the state championship
in Glass B. We wish them success
and shall watch their progress
with interest. The largest crowd in
history saw the game. Poplar and
Wolf Point each had a band. The
day was ideal. We wish to thank
Poplar and Wolf Point citizens for
the splendid support given to the
game. We have one game left on
the schedule. 1t is with gilbert
son on Saturday, Nov. IA. Admis-
sion for adults will be 15c.
Lois Casterline is attending
school at Clinton. MINI.
Mr.. Livingston visited the Pho
neer school on Wednesday,.
Perfect attendance 1st 6 weeks:
Liberty-Layton Payne, Arnold
Payne, Esther Heinrichs, Mary
Heinrichs, Edna Heinrichs, John
Heinrichs, Helen Heinrichs, Sarah
Heinrichs, Abe Heinrichs, Eva
Heinrichs, Arnold Wiens.
Pioneer-Evelyn Bartel, Kathr-
yn Neufeld, Monroe Bartel, Mary
in Bartel, Arthur Neufeld, Erma
Schaffer.
Waska-Byrl jacobson, Leslie
HOLDEN, Einar HOLDEN, Margaret
HOLDEN, John Hoversland, Arthur
F., Hoversland, Reinert Hoversland,
Reuben Hoversland.
Dry Forks-Iola Homrighaus,
| Earl Rensvold, Bertha Waters,
Mary Rensvold, Henrietta DeVan-
| ey.
Wolf Point Town School
First grade-Minerva Dorr, Du-
loris Nichols, Douglas Young, La
VIVA Landon, Donald Landon, Har-
riett Garden, Milton Foor, Doro-
thy Mcmahon, Larry DeWane, Arlo
Neutgens, Evelyn Martinson, Do
loris Baker, James Kurokawa, Ed
it'll Hveeni, Bernice Neufeld, Eva
Ross.
Second grade-Keith Terpe, Will
liam Wilson, Bessie McCown, Ha-
eel Olson, Donald Proctel. Betty
Stennes, Ruth Stephens, Helen
T~aliaferro, Barbara Bold, Evelyn
Harlow, Kenneth Hickle, Clifford
Isachsen, Loren Johnson, Lois Lit
tlefield.
Third grade-Russell Ahlberg,
Alta Allen, Edward Carroll, Will
field DeTray, Phyllis Dewitt, Ce-
celia Dougherty, Pearl Holderman,
Thelma Howe, Kathleen Kelberer,
Albert Klatte, Audrey Lowers,
Robert Martenson, James Neut-
gems, George Seel, Wayne Shrader,
Edward Stennes. Lucille Taliafer-
70. Peyton Terry.
Fourth grade-Adele Boegler,
Dale Dorgan. Allen falkland, Wal
ter Reichert, Stuart Norby, Joyce
Stanley, Robert Steele, Ralph
WINES, Ida Allen, Harriet Bogut,
Katybell Carson, Lorraine Carlson,
Elaine Evenson, Maisie Fadness,
Joyce Fredrickson, Irwin Harlow,
John Lowell, Virginia Marshall,
Mildred Simon Vernon Smith,
Harold Haynes, Eugene Turner,
Joyce Witt.
Fourth and Fifth-Frank Nichols,
Basil Boyd, Lillian Dorr, Ruth
Isachsen, Phyllis Isachsen, Bunice