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finally forced to surrender because the house was on fire and their ammunition ran out. These are the kind of stories that have come from pioneer Americans, stories of courage, hope, and daring. Without these men willing to sacrifice everything for the cause of liberty, we would not now be a Democracy with freedom the forenote. Those thirty-six men under Colonel Williams knew what they were fighting for; Califor- nia is now one of the key factors of our country ' s fight for security. The stage drivers also had a problem to face; a problem of linking California to the Union. Few of the men had this vision in exact terms, but, unknowingly they, with their cour- age and fortitude led American civilization, culture, and peo- ple to the hitherto Mexican populated state. These men, builders of a country, were fighting for a new land, a land whose greatness we all now know. We have inherited this land, and it is now our job, the job of every boy in the Cali- fornia Junior Republic, to protect and preserve it for our posterity. L U
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V, ■ 1 ' J . J. . — The 1942 Tennis season got under way as the Ram net men played their first tennis match against Fremont on the Rams ' home court. The Rams defeated the Fremont net men 9-6. The match was played May 7. Due to the fact that there was only one court and there was so litde time the players were allowed just one set play-off. Ronald Hay was defeated by David Priut 6-1 in the singles match. Bob Harding defeated John Holstrom 6-2 in the second singles. Leslie Kirschner was defeated by Glen Askew 6-1. Harding and Hay defeated Priut and Askew 7-5 in the doubles match. The second tennis match of the season was played on Fremont ' s home court Tuesday, May 12, 1942. The Rams were defeated by Fremont 17-4. Bob Harding was defeated in the first singles 14-12. Leslie Kirschner won second sing- les 6-4. Carl Howell won his match 6-2. Kirschner and Hard- ing were defeated in their doubles 6-4. Howell and Lane also lost in their doubles match 9-7. In their last match of the season the Ram net men defeat- ed Fremont on their home field 10-0. Kirschner won first singles 6-4. Howell won second singles 6-0. Howell and Kirschner won doubles 7-5.
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