Marshall High School - Magistrate Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Rr? Manager Kaufman Hubbard, Tabor, I. Cooper, Schine, Gardner, Brown, Danovsky, Brill, Cotton, Berkus. Basketball Marsha11's Greyhounds

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a if .eft, Vertical- Dourney, fullback M ' A. Danovsky, halfback ff V Parisse, halfbackg ' Peck, quarterback N Ward, end Kg an r R.Cooper,ha1fback , it ' X , 1 li x Mallory, halfback ,fl - , Rosen, tackle N , V ' .X , gi x J x i - ' X ,i 5+ f WX-X, . ,,., vf - ' . K r X L N ,ll ,t ' g - Horizontal- euwusiw 'L Al- Cohen, quarterback Hitzemann, guard B. Danovsky, center Weisner X This year, Marshall's first in competition with the older and larger high schools of the city, was somewhat an unsuccessful one. ln spite of the efforts of the coaches and the play- ers, the season with the exception of the first game, was made disastrous by an unusual number of injuries and tough competitors. Marshall's first garne with Mechanic Arts was a victorious one indeed, and it looked as if the squad was going to come out on the top of the heap.