Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22

Phyllis Whcatlry. on the other
hand, has no complaint even II II
was the loser. This was Mime.
had had several The boys from the
Mil city fought on the old iron 10
win, and from the srdcllurs NJ we'll
We all knew that there VAS q will
20 win. The Whcatlcy toam WAS ~
great. as could be- told by their
"T's" and short sprlu's over tackle
and end The outstanding runners
were Budda Of 81. Paul and John.
son and ScTuRRins of Minneapolis
The blCachcrs went wild when long
runs were made and when the
chCerlCadcrs were standing In the
way.
Big T Threat and his rugs were
eating candy and cookicR like mad.
Rettv King and Connie had their
doughnuis and milk while the rest
Of uH chccrlcadcrs were trying To
get one or two or three. not that
we were starving or anything, Of
course
St. Paul's Chcerlcadcrs sDcnt
most ~ their extra time making up
discTediiinV yclls about Whrailoy.
although they Themselves we're cute
and very good.
Charlie James had 10 cut short n
fine visit in chi. the real Windy
city. and return for the game In
which he really tore up center
P'unRinR Charlie is What We call
him.
Jean taking moving pictures 49,
sweet that IL
&. T. fighting for his hat. but
W. would not give Il back. T y. and
X ". both claim they are very
nuirt girls. but dear readorr you
fio7ire out who they are we'll
81 Paul had cheer leader lTcnllv
not u cheer leader but q man about
siTty-five years young. who added
oreatlv 10 the pen ard rsh rRh 81
the stands. Fact IL. frllas. he was
q ~ spryer 'hsn tho Whe-'l"v and
HUE cheerlead@rs put together.
Tho car that looked the 'ca' NJ
the Rane was run n ~ and push
81 y biz ~ Charlie Wi'li--~s no
uvide NJ all tcen-aRers His car Ia
oh0-'t a 1920 oDcr ton mode. 7 SUd
believe me whcn I tel you 30 bot
Norman Carter and company In
their biz 20 Buick. homo from 'he
oamn' II ISN'T what Wind ~ any.
thing vn~ bavc-i' e. What you can
10 9TH WHAT you have
After tho garne 'hat rigN' y big
harg-un dares ~ TO Whes'lsy
Yes rats pot rary Nth r"c0'dirVs
~ Count B7sie ED -rDu'h swing
and fret With Charlie Barnet.
Don MrGraw I mot V"t'.ng ra'h-
- tall nOw-yha' chu' bef7 ] sid.
"Gir1--s come skin ard then lets
grin Hp Said "A twist - ~" WRIT
srA a i0uch ~ tho fist" Eaid. -
/ little elbow. that's five. you know "
y. e.. r. A. and Y. l.. IN their
sailor hats really l00ksd ou's while
setting on the noOr during the
/ dance.
Jane Stone stole the noor again,
with Leon Jannss They are two ~
[ the dsnrirgest dsnesrp who took
7 over that niVh'. Clientele Jasks0"
dancing With Frrna Hs wouldn't
tel me what her last name vas
but believe you mo, rhs vas quit'
fine. WHERE she lives ! kngW no'
either That hoy IL really becoming
q lover
Il PIT. vas daneirg With J r. am
d. l.. came up-and on br0thPT'
Sorns ~ the invader from 3,
Paul were. Norman p Davis toh
vssb. TBbbV Graham 'RTsn' cHtb
Robert Gr~har, frsa'ly onl. k~nnI
Jones fEaTksd " 9 h0rnst - MI
nsaualiE Red prsss'SV fViris' ps'l
Gsnis-bgy Red fyssp N1rs rat
were F1gsns HarTis Rs'rH I0rss
Gene GosE. Rsuhsr Es-l BID Gnins
Jarkis Iasknan arA Gisr Ja~kna'
fsai1 20 ~ untsr e0rfrol h
" y r. 7 Eaw him l01EirF ven
har9 - ar queen.
Iarst Aar0as art Carl Rotinso'
really nsks ffns FirE ard TIssr
So 10 firs ard - 10 fardfnrns
~. WFs' q pEiF'
20 fhHs 10 y0Iy 80 guTN-hfats'
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