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,JK r HK ' I fh a ' f , at X X., 1 Competition began on a sad note as Faith traveled to Lanett, Ala. . to meet Sprlngwood. To say this opening game was sloppy would be an lmderstatement, and that doesn't mean just the weather. In an evening- long rainstorm, A During the August heat wave , Crusaders were sprinting through practice sessions. preparing for a TOUGH SCHEDULE against some or tne top teams in the Alabama Private School Association. The Crusaders' season got underway with a new coach. John McCarver. The team was young and had few experienced players. as the 0-10 record indicated. F UMBLES SPELLED A 33-0 DEFEA T FOR FAITH The team not only came home with dampened spirits. but also dampened uniforms. However, a big plus was that the defense held Springwood to one touchdown in the second half
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el -on The Crusaders then , J 0 U RN E YED C h Q' T0 , s DADEVILLE f a tsta where they played Tallapoom ll d h in ' C5-Q C Academy. It was a bruising game in which several players were injured. ' a 11 t ' Thiswasacostlyblowtothefinal , hsew I outcome, what was. Tallapoosa 26, ' f C , as ' A aa w Faith o. Q ' 'sl a t , 1 . C . The following week Faith traveled to Tuscaloosa to take on West End Christian. Although the Crusaders were fired-up and had a hard week of practice, Faith came home defeated once again, 35-0. u
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