Lincoln High School - Quill Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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The Man Behind the Gun Said the knowing splint from the field goal post: It wasn't Rockne or Hurry up Yost But another coach who knew his stuff When to be easy and when to be rough. Of course, to win he needed a team! And did he have it? So it would seem. At centre was Ansbro, a broth of a lad, Who some claimed was ancient-now wasn't that sad? With Tede and Murphy guarding the line Were Cochrane and Richards, tackling fine. Plenty of power was out on the end- Iorio, Lee, and Gibbons, my friend. Oh, boy and Oh, boy, did John have the backs? Take it from me, son, they were the cracks-A Flaherty, Finnie, Campbell, Lombardi- I'll say they were good-so speedy and hardy. Cn Election Day, in the year ThirtyfFour- You'll let out a yell when you look at the score- Lincoln came through with a win-Twelve to None! And Slane was the coach behind the gun. H. E. P.