Lake Forest Academy - Caxy Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)

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'ENT g.-di! -Q SMITH MATES October 31 LAKE FOREST-13 PRINCETON FRESHMAN-0 On the 29th of Cctober our team left for Princeton to play its first game away without the full support of the school. Thursday morning the school gave the team a hearty send-off. Straub assured us the team would do their best and would bring home the bacon! There was action from the first blast of the whistle until the last blast. The young tigers were out to tan the hides of the boys from the west, but our warriors were more determined to scalp the easterners, bringing back their scalps to a tune of l3fO. This was the hardest hitting team our boys had been up against, but Little Smith did not handle these lads with great ease. Pete ran the ball back 70 yards from the kickfoff, nice going, Pete! Princeton Freshmen have beaten such teams as Yale Freshmen and Dartmouth Freshmen. Five games and all victories and no one has crossed our goal. They're coming through with a victory. Watch and see! Page one hundred eight

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,i ,.,.z l' 'l' M . 1.,i Will? v ,ll, 1 J. r,, 1.y ri -'--l' lif'1 itil ?::'lfl 'sw4:1.H i,-,,,4r,i V..-M, M Q V'- 'QQ' BAKER GANSBURG October 24 LAKE FOREST-6 NOTRE DAME FRESHMAN-0 The Notre Dame Frosh game was, no doubt, one of our hardest fought games of the yearg likewise it contained many thrills and spectacular plays. The Freshmen gained only on forward passes. The game was more or less of a punting duel. During the first three quarters neither team scored, but the last quarter proved that L. F. A. never gives up. The second team backffield carried the ball down the field for 60 yards, the first team backffield was sent in and Pete ran for a touchdown. Notre Dame had the ball on our onefyard line, but the Academy held them for four downs and took the ball away from them, kicking out of danger. Colucci and Young tore through their line breaking up many of their plays before they got started, but our team wants to know who said 'they weren't fighting Irish'. This game gave the team new pep. The fourth game of the unbroken series won by a score of 6fO. The cry is now, Un to Princetonu! Page one hundred seven if. 'iwvt f' . '7i'f'Tf -'ww-04--'N FL, X7 C' f,'1.' 'f F:.1' , X X wh.,-n,,v,,. 'Er '1 lla-f Q! ' 'A ' will '1 1,7 ' V I-.4 .-4'

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K vii,-if '-- 8 V .a F' l ' 5,14-iv, N -Dill GARRITY JEN SEN November 7 LAKE FOREST-64 MISSOURI MILITARY ACADEMY-0 The strong eleven from Missouri journeyed to Lake Forest to taste their first defeat of the season. The Missouri lads were not used to mud and could not get started. The soldier men fought throughout the game but were out-classed by our eleven. Everyone on the squad got a chance to show what he could do, and there were many surprised to see how some of the men had improved from the first of the season. The last half ended with a 64fO win for Lake Forest. Two more games and then we shall have our Hrst series of games completed. Page one hundred nine , 4. :if l .kk