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Page 25 text:
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The Analecta 23 finish C.C.I. displayed when playing host to Crescent Heights in an exhi¬ bition game when they pulled the game out of the fire by two points by a spectacular final minute rally. Their first defeat was suffered in the second meeting with South Calgary on their own floor. The game see¬ sawed throughout, South Calgary having a one-point advantage at the final whistle. By defeating South Calgary twice on Central floor and winning all four games from Mount Royal College, Centrals qualified to meet Commercial High School in the final. This game was played at the Y.M.C.A. and resulted in a victory for the Stenogs by a score of 13 to 11. Central led at half time by 5 to 3 but were unable to hold their lead due chiefly to the superior marksmanship of Commercial when shooting from the free throw line. THE NEW CREATION We’re of the New Creation, We’re of the Jazz-Band crew The scoffers and beraters Of the morals our parents knew. We’re built of flesh and blood. Sir! Perhaps you’re made of stone. This age was never meant, Sir! For us to stay at home. We call it seeing life Sir! And we drink of its rich red wine But we are not wholly bad Sir! Just out for a real good time. And our hearts they still ring true Sir! Though tarnished a little we know: But if you only saw within Sir! They’re as white as the driven snow. We’ll tame down after a while Sir! We’ll sober and mend our pace. We don’t do anything now Sir! That you would’nt have done in our place. For you’re built of the very same stuff Sir! As us of the care free crowd. You’re blood runs just as mad Sir! You know but you won’t avow it. Perhaps we’ll see you again Sir! Sometime in the years to come. When the sporty days have fled Sir! And we’ve found a big Someone. Perhaps you’ll realize then Sir! That you’d understand the lass. That she wasn’t so bad after all Sir! It’s the Twentieth Century class. J. HALL.
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22 The Analecta failed to carry the championship, completed their schedule with a record of eight victories and two defeats. Of their defeats one was suffered on the South Calgary floor by one point and the other in the league final against Commercial at the Y.M.C.A. when they finished on the short end of the score by two points. C.C.I. ran into more tough luck in the way of injuries than was ever experienced before. Marian MacKay, guard of last year’s team, suffered a broken arm before the season started and was unable to join the team and Helen Mercer, last year’s side centre, was kept out of the game for the first half of the schedule. The only other members of the 1925 team who returned to the game were Gladys Ross, jumping centre and Evelyn Waddell, guard. On the forward line Norma Bell, a freshman, and Jean Wallinger, a newcohrer from British Columbia found places. Nedra MacAllister, who playpd side centre during Helen Mercer’s absence and substituted during remainder of the season was also a freshman as was Margaret Lee, who made the other guard position. The Central team found itself in their opening game when they met and defeated Mount rtoyals on Central’s floor. Their real test came in the second game whcfiMhey came from behind to defeat South Calgary on their home floor invthe final quarter of the game. This habit of a strong JUNIOR BASKET BALL TEAM. 1925-26.
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