Lyceum Phoenix of Friends School - Phoenix Echo Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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Second Eleven. GOT-BALL has made such strides toward improvement ' i in the K' Old 'Stution in the past few years that to-day ne find a xx ell organized second eleven knocking at the doors of the PHCENIX ECHO for admission, presenting credentials of the season's work. The residue of the first eleven, fortunately, enabled the second team to draw men whose knowledge of foot-ball was vastly out of proportion with our ordinary second elevens. Thus endowed with that one essential requirement which goes to constitute a reliable foot-ball team, namely, experience, the pros- pects of a successful season were a foregone conclusion. Time did not shatter our expectations, but, on the contrary, strengthened them. At the end of the season the enthusiasts found five victories and one solitary defeat as a realization of their fondest hopes. The defeat of the champion interscholastic eleven was a culmina- tion worthy of the highest praise.

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