East High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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FOOTBALL A SCHOOL that can turn out a championship athletic team has just reason to he proud. And why! Xot merely because a championship means that, that school is so fortunate as to have within its number a few who are sturdy athletes, but also because a championship means that those athletes have maintained a high scholastic standing while engaging in athletics. In this day of athletic competition, scholastic deficients are barred out by eligibility rules. Since the close of the last football season, there has been prevalent among those interested in football a new spirit of scholastic endeavor. That is the foundation of a championship team, and upon it we hope to build surely and to bring to Hast that silver trophy. In the past East has been lacking in someihi.ig which is essential to winning teams. The team of 1913, though not a winning team, showed signs of regaining possession of that “Something. From the start of the season to the finish East displayed an ever improving game. It is true an 18-0 defeat at the hands of West was a lowly start, but the 0-0 game against South, which closed the season, was evidence of what East can do when imbued with the fighting spirit, and backed by a loyal, enthusiastic student body. Next season, football starts where it left off November 8, 1913, with that spirit which it took much of last season to acquire. The following scores show where East started, where East left off. and where East will begin next season: East, 7—St. Paul Mech. Arts, 0. East, 0—West, 18. East, 0—North, 7. East, 14—St. Paul Central, 0. East, 6—Central, 6. East, 48—Blake, 0. East, 0—South, 0.