Bismarck High School - Arrow Yearbook (Bismarck, MO)

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team also won their game. Their 'spore was 26-l7., ni e0QfFEbPU3TK 9, Bismarck went to ,Farmington to play the Farmington Knights., The Indians started out yitht Q banem in this fgame, and easily won in, by otha score of 51e28. -Qur nneond team also won their game, 35-29. ieinieaz-512, the Indians went to Rerryville to play the desperate Pirates. 'The Pirates were tamed le little :by the Indians as they went-down: in defeat. The final score in Biemerck's favor was 5?- 28. ,Thereawas only one game. In their next game, the boys from 'I b' , 'nouns T -e ,A -W gzorrron The:-Hismarckl Indians wen their first game in this Ironton tour- nament' by defeating Greenville 50-33. Greenville took a lead in the first quarter of this game, But, that lndieneu get going the second half and took the lead, which they never gave up during the remaindon of the game. Qur second gene was against Cale- donia. -The Indians also won this game, by the score of 36-17. The -Indians get an early lend in this game, and hein it throughout the ggmB,4 The eeeond team played al- most of 's.1h:LS Qafiflo In the- semi-finals of this tour- nament, the Indiana played the 'largen boys from Annapolis. This was-a very close game, with the score changing frequently. The final whistle, however, round An- napolis ahead 36-33. This was the first setback of the year for the Indians. ' T The Bismarck boys resumed their old -speed in the oonsolatiengame against Potosi on Saturday night for third and fourth places. The Indians were in their old stride Bismarck went to .Fredericktown for a return gnme.e They vmoppeq up on -Frederioktownl.bygthe lop- sided score of 60-26. Our second team won 19013. ' ffQ In their. last scheduled game 'td the year, the Indians met 2Flet River at Bismarck. After 32 mln- utes of hard fighting the score was tied 36-36. ln 'the 'first over-time period, both.teams sco- red two points which made the score read 38-38. zln -the second overtime period, however, the,In- ciians lthanks to Howard 'Shed- grassl made a field goelq potent the Game on ine. B1smerck?s.see4 ond team lost l9vl6. l T JU. IM E- W T ki and won the game 32-l9,'and'ga beautiful third-place trophy. lle' :'H QBSLOGE lf'eHtnn The next tournament in which Bie- march participated was the Dee- lege Tournament. The' Bismarck boys played their -heat ball .of the season in this tournament. In their first game, tthey played Leadwood, they took on early lead ever the Furple Pups and held 'it all the gene. The final whistle found the Indians ahead 3Qm253 W ey drawing .n bye, and heating Leadweod, the Indians had reached the semi-finals, in- which they met Bonne Terre. The :Bismarck boys started out with a Wbangviihn this game, and held a oomrortrahfle' lead all ef the game. Bismarek'S strong defense and well-played offense proved toe much for the Bull Dogs. The final score was 33-20. BY beating Bonne Terre, the In-A diana had reached the finals with the strong Desloge team their rivals. At the end of the first. half, Bismarck had a lead of 13-6

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D. , C21 A ' I z .:,?i ,4,- Y , I. A KE .WW-1 V Veg? A D U is at K? lrheieslsmsrhi Indians opened the feeesahdvfi-1942-1943 by? pleyine qlrondale on november 6. jThe-iIn- 'Vdi8QBffO0k3 this game. with very glitgle- effort. The first' team vscore,wssj36-12. B1smarch's sec- ond team also won. Their score nwas,2l5l1. df 5 fongyhovember l2, the Indians went Qitogkptosiy and! brought back an- nothemgdoubleqvictory. In a very ghardetoughtaigame, our first team QWUbt29v2LJ Our second team also ?W9hs717-9- 5 A d 1EEofQtheirVthird straight victory, Etheflndlans defeated Irondale, at ghlgmhrok. .The Bismarck boys took has iearly 'o lead, which 'they very ?yellQ protected the remainder of hthebgame.,'B2smarck's second team 55159 wen .their game. The score sums 26-17. e ?Ih'the1r ,first game after the i3Ironton.tournament, the' Indians Epxayea, Cale enia on their home 1icohrt.' The, fdians won this game had-l5,ywithi our second team also yfwinning. Thad second team score aces 26el3., ' a not neOnQDecemberf11, the Indians jcurw hheyed to Desloge for their first Qcpuhtywschedule game of the year. they put up a vera' sala- ghahdfftght, the Indians went down nIdHdefeat,4l-35.' Our second team f1ogt53Iil6..-5 v gThi3Ihilens met Caledonia for the Qthlrhgtlmegom December 15, but it itfesihahe fi?Sf time on th? C610- Qhnghrjcourt, ,The Indians had an ghbEidlf'f1ghtfthe first half, as hthg5Caledonda'boys took an early ilhed?,QBy the, half, however, the Elndmhhs had managed to get ahead Eldflhti The .final whistle found QB1smsrck ahead 41-18. dBismsrck's Qsecpnd-team won their game by the Encore of ll-8., v nf uThsi1nd1ans vnext game. was at -where they tangled with the Purple Pups. The Indians took an early lead in this game and never gave it up. The final score, was 36-26. On this same night, our second team saw its second defeat. Their score was 21-9. In their third county schedule game, the Indians played- Bonne Terre on the home court. After a hard-fought and wel1- played game on the part of both teams, the final whistle found the game at a 20-20 deadlock. A field goal by the Indians in the overtime period proved too much for the Bull Dogs, and the Indians chalk- ed up their second county sched- ule victory. Bismarck's second team -also won final score was On January 15, to Frankclay to county schedule their game. lThe lgmlaa k the Indiana went play their fourth game. They again chalked up a victory, and- this one was rather easy. vThe final score was 53-17. our second team also won, 36-14. A y t ' Fredericktown cams to Bismarck on January 19, to play nur Indians. The Indians started off with a lead' they never gave up. The ,final score was 37-14, .There was no second team game. B1smarck's next game was at El- vins where they hung up another victory. This time by the score oft 26-17. This, for the first three quarters, was a defensive game very well played on part of both teams. nt the close of the third quarter, Elvlns was ahead, but in the lest quarter, the In- diana started their work. when the final whistle sounded, the Indians had e decisive victory. Our second team lost their game, however, by the score of 23-9, .J In their first game after the D68l0g8 tournament, .Bismarck mot Esther. here. Bismarck won the game TTY!-Hflfksgf qqcohgd

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