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'F uniofz High Tooffmlf The Sherman Junior High Little Tidew closed its season without a win. This in no way was an indication of the team's true ability for it was composed of a group of young men who were playing their Iirst year of football. Coach Clifford Coon sent out the call for junior high material early in the season and was abfe to recruit a team of about 23 players. This was a good showing for the first year Tidettes. Only three games were played during the season. In the first, Leewood Junior High, boasting a team that claimed the state championship. defeated the Shermanites, lZ-0. In the second game Whitesville-'was victorious by a small margin. Thehthird game took the little Tide to Leewood where they were defeated a third time. Epidemic cut the season short although live games were scheduled to be played. C , . , , I . . 1 he W lllh0Il11lIlIlA'l nge ,llII'f!l'6'ly1lf L I- .
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t gaslzeflmll With the best team in years, the Sherman Tide closed its basket- ball season with seven wins. The most spectacular victoryniwas scored over the DuPont Panthers in the consolation game of the Kanawha- Boone sectional tournament. ' 'i f- 5 :Q Only Hfteen boys reported to Coach Jeffreys for a tryout at the start of the season. Of these, ten men lettered. Four players lost by graduation were: Kenneth Lamp, center and high scorer with a total of 204 points: Carl Jarrell, captain and for- ward, who scored l9l points: Frank Vest, guard: and Guy Wilson, forward. The lettermen Were: Jarrell, Lamp, Richards, Goodwin, Meadows, Vaeley, Webb, Wilson, Vest, and Banks. E
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oxin Although lighting under the colors of the Seth Athletic Club, the local boxing team was composed chiefly of high school men. The team took part in the following tournaments: The Sectional Golden Gloves at South Charleston, The Regional Golden Gloves at Huntington, and the State A. A. U. meet in Charleston. Carl Bratton, the only man to be lost by graduation, won the State A. A. U. novice bantam weight title. Bill King, a junior, took the open-bantam crown. ' f Boxing as a new sport here will no doubt continue to be one of the most popular sports on the athletic program. Page flfirfy-nine-f7'he Wnllzomiiu n
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