Greenville High School - Chief Yearbook (Greenville, OH)

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Q r - wif a n cas The Season Another season has closed with the Green and White ...--.- team showing their wares on the gridiron. The team was tg slightly handicapped this season by the graduation of five letter men, and also by having a light team. A team was ss- 1' if soon whipped together, however, and started the season H K ' off brilliantly with an easy win over Gettysburg by a score or of ze to 0. '--4 --f -. sr . E L K The next week an easy victory was registered over 1 f West Alexandria, and on the following Friday Tippecanoe City was forced to bow before the Green and White eleven. 'gg The team journeyed to Van Wert. and continued the in good work by winning another easy victory. Following T: the brilliant victory over Van Wert, Captain Clark and his W. iii men were prepared to repeat against Piqua, an ancient --' e---' rival, but in a hard fought struggle, on a muddy Held, Piqua succeeded in tying the score in the last two minutes of the play. Next the squad journeyed over to Troy. and again fate seemed to be against the team, by giving Troy all the breaks of the game. The Troy war- riors were fortunate enough to block a punt in the last three minutes of play, which enabled them to make a touchdown and win the game. The Middletown game was cancelled on account of the field being under water. ln a return game at Gettysburg the following Friday, the Green and Vlfhite team easily downed their rivals. The l92l foot ball season closed with an easy victory over Miamisburg, on the home field. The Green and White scored at will against the light eleven, and when the referee finally ended the agony the score stood 55 to ll, and Coach Drake had used practically every man on the squad. As a whole. the season was highly successful, because the team had only one defeat checked against them at the end of the season. The Green and W'hite eleven were supported nobly in all their games by both students and citizens. ' At the close of this most successful season, the boys on the squad were banqueted by the Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Church. They had a great spread, and the boys all responded well to the coach's instructions to Eat 'em vi up. Graduation claims several letter men, but with a strong nucleus of this year's team left, the prospects forawinning eleven next fall look mighty good. 96

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