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Page 84 text:
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t,s All in the Game here is a variety of activities that goes on behind the scenes and on the sidelines at a Brashear sporting event. The main ingredient is the fans Qabove right, bottom leftj. They show their support for the teams by making posters and by cheering in the stands. When a ticket is bought for a particular event, the money raised supports that activity. Shown on the sidelines is Gary Evans ftop leftj tying his shoes. Being on the sidelines can also be dangerous at times, as shown by jim Sheridan fbottom rightj. He was climbing up to the scoreboard, when a gjmm. camera fell on his head. Jim was OK. and stayed for the rest of the game. So go and cheer on your favorite team, but beware of falling cameras! 80
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Page 83 text:
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mi. ,- -N-.-X . .f - -W X., 3 . Y I l,'.7',k'.. KF!.Kqg1xk'w'xxA5vXrlNKgx UU,.,.x.,-,, .ltyt ' 1 s. mais N .'.'. ssgktxy. x'-X Displaying various techniques are: Darnell, Rob, Kenton, Lou and Eric. ft? at lx 'v L fl. o fter holding tryouts in March, Coach Sheldon Goldstein picked players for the 1982 Boys Tennis Team. He must have made the right choices because the team had a very good season. They ended their season with eight victories and only three defeats. These losses were to South Hills, Peabody, and Allderdice. Many of the team members were privileged by playing the Championship matches which were held at the Stanton Avenue Courts. The one doubles team that went furthest at the Championships consisted of Lou Biscardo and Fred Majewicz. Their matches were held twice a week and they practiced at least four days a week. All of their matches were held at Brashear with the exception of the Championship matches. They are to be commended for a fine season and all of their effort and slcill. May next years team strive to achieve a Champion Team also! 79
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Page 85 text:
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