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Page 66 text:
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Our active and able Coach Reagan At his boys was ever appegin ' , He coached them so well That some, so they tell, Attempted to give them an eggin ' . This handsome young captain named Roger Is the keenest kind of a dodger. He catches the ball. Never misses at all. And swift in the net he does lod e ' er. There was a gay lad named Chew, Who made all the goals that he threw He ' s leaving for college To win fame and knowledge, Without him, what shall we all do?
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squad departed for Bloomington to compete in the State Tournament held March n-12-13. Spiceland easily defeated the Evansville High School quintet by a score of 31 to 14 in the cleverest offensive game of the tournament and were out- lucked in their second game, succumbing to the attack of the Anderson High School, which team forced Franklin, the 1920 champions, to an overtime contest in the semi-finals. Results of the games in the State Tournament: Jefferson, 25; Bloomington, 15. Columbus, 18 ; Kokomo, 6. Greencastle, 20; Martinsville, 16. South Bend, 27; Angola, 12. Spiceland, 31 ; Evansville, 14. Anderson, 18; Rochester, 16. Franklin, 43; Young America, 15. Terre Haute 20; Huntington, 12. Bedford, 25; Lebanon, 13. Emerson, 35 ; Veedersburg, 14. Hartford City, 33 ; Washington, 29. Milroy, 36; Ridgeville, 13. Technical, 30; Kendallville, 17. Jefferson, 21 ; Columbus, 12. Anderson, 26 ; Spiceland, 4. Greencastle, 17; South Bend, 12. Franklin, 30, Terre Haute, 8. Bedford, 23; Emerson, 12. Hartford City, 34 ; Milroy, 24. Jefferson. 18; Technical, 9. Anderson, 24; Greencastle, 21. Franklin, 28; Bedford, 12. Jefferson, 21 ; Hartford City, 16. Franklin, 14; Anderson, 12, overtime. Franklin, 31 ; Jefferson, 13.
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We all know a backguard named Poer, Who can play all over the floor; With a nod and a bound, He turns right around, And soon he has fattened our score. A snappy small forward named Leig Came into the limelight one day And ever since then Time, time and again He ' s played like a wizard, they say. Our tall and imposing friend Lowell Bears a sturdy, invincile soul, He guards with a will, Any place he can fill, And sure pulls us out of the hole.
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