Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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Explanation The Kawbawgam art staff could not with any authenticity draw an emblem which in the Indian tradition would compare with our basketball: so, in order to preserve the theme of the book they have left this page blank, and offered you this explanation. Page One Hundred Five

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' 1 4 i Northern, 203 Superior, 27. Northern, 22g Northland, 19. Northern, 463 Nlich. Tech, 14. Northern, 23g Northland, 18. Northern, Northern, 373 Central, 28. 263 Oshkosh, 27. very successful. x, . X, - ,nav 4 . 1 lililill L'4XRI.StJN At about the middle eaptaiu of the team, eame baek. lle is a four-year man. His great size gave him an is a tighter. never giving' up until everything is lost. Many of the old seniors were very glad to see him again on the Hoor. .Xl.l..'XN lit JNIHCRQI lionbergt, at the guard position on the team, has just finished his seeond year- lle is a deadly shot, as was proved in the Central game, in which he made 12 points. Fast on his feet, passing' beautifully, and figliting every minute, Ronberg' inspired his teammates and those who saw him. llis long' shots were features of every game. He is undoubtedly a very valuable man. of the season, ,liber Carlson. ex- aclvantage over his foes. liber Basketball Northern, Northern, Northern, Northern, Northern, Northern, 2 193 20g 32g 31g 44, Superior, 24. Oshkosh, 32. Mich. Tech, 26. Ypsilanti, 33. Detroit Y , 21. Central, 33. liive defeats out of twelve games, most of them away from home. is not an unenviable reeord. lfarly in 1928, before they had had any home frames. th X tY'lll1 5: C Lf went on a trip to Superior and Northland. They were not unsueeesslul, losing one and winning one. l.ater in the season, they went south for their last games with Ypsi, Detroit Y. Xl. ff. .-X., and Central. This trip was Page One Hundred seven