Dallas City High School - Reflector Yearbook (Dallas City, IL)

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1911 U WEARERS OF' THE D GAIL CHANDLER. Captain Al.l.FIN CRANE HAROLD CARPHR EARL MARSDPIN HAROLD SCOTT JOHN HlGffFlP:l-D WlI-LlAM BAK:-:R HERE'S TO OUR TEAM We believe that the school unites in sentiment that too mucl1 praise cannot be given to the Basket Ball Team for their loyal efforts in the honor of our dear old High School. Every player who tried out for the team stayed in the fight to the end. Whether as a regular or a sub, in victory or defeat, it was always the same. Each member was always ready to fill any place assigned by the coach and did his best for the success of the team. Even after the discouraging defeats later in the season no one thought of quitting. The eligibility requirements of the A. L. 8a M. A. and the Illinois High School Athletic Association were enforced to the letter. In a few cases this adherence to the standard set by the Faculty and the team itself worked quite a hardship and undoubtedly caused the loss of some games. But what we have gained has been fairly won and we are proud of that fact. Not a single game with an outside team either at home or abroad was marred bya dispute with opponents or officials. Tl1e team not only made friends everywhere but also succeed- ed in wiping out some tendencies toward ill feeling that had been engendered in past years. In the games lost the scores were very close and many times the deciding points were the result of accident or pe- culiar conditions. Only two of the boys had any previous ex- perience and the indications are that next year the wearers of the Red and Black will be worthy foes for the best teams in this section. 1 y. W9 -1-.. 47 if-. .uf l .1 -. t GR -- ..-..,... .. A., 91 P