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i J 9 0 Anything For A Thrill 11 ore much docs it cost? Do you stop to think Before you step on the gas Just U'hat it might cost, Not in dollars, hut lives? It might he a hoy in your class. When you take that drink, U’hat price will you pay? U’hat u'ill your penalty he? U’ill you lose your respect for just one night, Or your pride for many a day? On the football field, the cinder track. On the baseball diamond, too, A price is paid—some kind of a price For everything you do. Your mother's heart, your girl friend's tears Your fellow player's spirit— These are costs of things you've done This is the truth—revere it. You don't always pay the price yourself It often falls on others— On those we don't even know sometimes Hear and remember this, brothers. There always has to be a price For every deed that's done Someone has to pay for it And you may be the one.
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FOOTBALL gridiron GREATS Boast jinpressive Lansdownk fans didn't have to trudge to Frank-1 i n Field or travel to the Rose Bowl for hair-raising, exciting football. Coach Jones' gridiron greats produced many a thrill as they piled up six triumphs, a 7-7 tie with Ridley Park to break their 17- game winning streak, and two setbacks. Under the leadership of co-captains Tom Heaney, Maxwell Award winner, and Werner Seel, the comparatively green squad started the season with plenty of spirit. Lettermen Don Hrainerd, John Morgan. Dick Jordan, and Tom Heaney were used by head mentor Jones as a nucleus for the aggregation. Players from last year’s undefeated junior varsity squad filled vacant berths left by graduation. In the opening tilts of the 1948 campaign, the Jonesmen downed Media. 13-7. and Darby, 18- 7, in that order. In the third encounter, the underdog Lords battled Ridley Park to a 7-7 tie, and the following week happily handed Upper Darby a 6-0 setback to keep the local slate clear of defeats. Then misfortune struck the Lords, and Springfield won bv a hair. 7-6. for Lansdowne's first loss. Showing great strength, the Jonesmen came back with a 27-6 trouncing of Sharon Hill. It. Boyle frets set to nail a Swarthmorc back. .1. S |uillace is boxed in by two Yradon tackles as he tries to turn their flank. Row 1: H. Gallagher, T. Heaney, II’. Hough, J. Morgan, H. Fretz, W. Grubb, ] . Brown. How 2: H Walker, ). Minnirh, . Markley, II, Forrty. I). Hates, I). Jordan. Row 3: Mr. Jones, G. Zimmerman. H. Serna. I). Woodcock, I). Hrainerd Mr. Hlack. ........9' ■ « ••ojfte, ii . Seel, J. Mitchell, n Mitchell.
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