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dle his men to get the best results, and the game with Flagstaff high school was Won more by the strategy of the coach than by the advantage gained on the field. The team and coach met after the sea- son Was over and elected Lynn Camp, cap- tain of the 1923 squad, to the same posi- tion for the 1924 season. Richards was elected to succeed Bob Riordan as student manager of the 1924 squad. MORRIS RICHARDS Left End JOS SHIRLEY Left Guard JONATHAN BOOTH Left Guard NORMAL SCHOOL VS. FLAGSTAFF HIGH One Hundred Three
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al . R. H. DRAKE Coach THE NAVAJO-APACHE COUNTY TRIP The 1924 basketball season opened for the Lumberjacks with a trip to the eastern counties of Navajo and Apache. The opening classic was staged at Holbrook on January 11. Our boys had had very little practice, as Coach Drake did not return to take charge of them until about a week previous to this game. Notwithstanding this handicap, they fought their way to victory over the Blue and White with a fair mar- gin to spare, the score totaling 29 to 20 against the home team. The following day our team returned to Winslow. Here, however, the home boys were better trained than the Hol- brook five, and had been playing together for a good many games. Nevertheless, our boys gave them a battle and lost only by one point, the score being 18 to 19 in favor of the local team. From Winslow the team went east again into Apache coun- ty. Monday, January 14 they played the famous St. Johns quintet. St. Johns sought revenge for the drubbing they re- ceived at the hands of our eleven, and soundly trounced our five to the tune of 35 to 7. The following day the Normal team invaded Eager, the home of Round Valley high. The game here turned tables, and the White and Gold heroes succeeded in caging sufficient goals to put them on the long end of the score of 12 to 16. The boys were treated royally in Eager as they had been in the towns previously visited, but were, nevertheless, glad to get back to the land of steam heat. The team returned Wednesday evening, January 16, rested two days and faced Holbrook again on the Normal court. The home boys were not playing their best game, while the One Hundred Five
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