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if Ov Dn, ' '99 if -gm 13 Third row: Cleft to rightj Frank Hoff, Wayne Harford, Joe Lesselyoung, Harley Hansen, Jim Hirtzel, Rich Johnson, George Larsen, Tom Christiansen. Second row: Lyle Michels, Bob Compton, Darrel Sprague, Rich Boub, Roger Denker, Ed Hughes, Wayne Welker, Hugh Zens. First row: La Dell Stapp, Rich Hammond, Jim Kennedy, Walt Brachvogel, Galen Gillette, Gary Weiss, Duane Shevlin. REDFIELD'S GOLDEN PHEASANTS, A SMALL, FAST, RUGGED TEAM, COMPLETED ONE OF THE FINEST FOOT- BALL SEASONS IN THE SCHOOL'S HISTORY. AFTER THE DUST OF THE GRIDIRON HAD SE'I'I'LED THE PHEASANTS EMERGED WITH THE NORTHEAST CONFERENCE CHAM- PIONSHIP. THEY ACCOMPLISHED THIS WITI-I A 8-0 WIN AND LOSS RECORD IN CONFERENCE PLAY. OF THE EIGHT GAMES PLAYED THE GREENOMEN LOST ONLY TWO. THOSE BEING AT THE HANDS OF THE CLASS A SCHOOLS - HURON AND PIERRE. A VOLUME COULD BE WRI'I'I'EN ON THE PHEAS- ANTS PLAY DURING THE '48 SEASON, BUT SPACE AL- LOWS FOR ONLY A FEW HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SEASONAL PLAY. THE OPENING GAME FOUND TWO RUGGED TEAMS BA'I'I'L1NG EVENLY THROUGHOUT MOST OF THE GAME. HURON'S RESERVE POWER WAS THE DECIDING FACTOR IN THE 13-7 SETBACK THE PHEASANTS TOOK IN THEIR OPENING GAMIE. THE FOLLOWING WEEK THE SPEEDY PHEASANTS BOUNCED BACK TO CAPTURE THEIR FIRST CONFERENCE VICTORY BY DEFEATING SISSETON 42-18. GROTON, THE NEXT CONFERENCE FOE. FOUND THAT SPEED AND DETERMINATION WERE MORE THAN THEIR SIZE AND POWER COULD COUNTERACT AS 'I'HE PHEAS- ANTS TRIPPED THEM 26-13, WARMING UP FOR HOME- COM'ING THE BIRDMEN RAN WILD OVER THE DOLAND S TO THE TUNE OF 40-0. HOMECOMING WAS AGAIN VICTORIOUS WITH THE BULLDOGS FROM MIL- BANK FINDING OUT TO THEIR SORROW WHAT THE FETIVE DAY MEANT TO THE TEAM. FINAL SCORE 35-7. CONTINUING ON WITH THEIR CONFERENCE VIC- TORIES THE PHEASANTS SOON SUBDUED WEBSTER 14-0. PIERRE CAUGHT THE PHEASANTS AT LOW EBB THE FOLLOWING WEEK AND TRIIMMED THEM 32-13. FINISH- ING TI-EEIR VERY SUCCESSFUL SEASON, THE GOLDEN PHEASANTS CRASHED THROUGH THE CLARK COMETS FOR THE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP AND HIGH PRAISE FROM EVERYONE WHO HAD FOLLOWED THEIR SEASON. Captain Darrel Sprague 1948 PI-IEASANT FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Redfield Redfield Redfield Redfield Redfield Redfield Redfield Redfield 7 Huron 42 Sisseton 26 Groton 49 Doland 35 Milbank 14 Webster 13 Pierre 1 9 Clark 13 18 13 0 7 0 32 0
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