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The stadium takes on a dif- ferent appearaan a! night during a heavy downpour. Mr. Greeneas expression is understandably one of pride as hc- partici- pates in the de liun of thc new stadium. Prat ice, perseverance, and stamina arc the maku Us of a track team A tired. but proud. Bill Backus hands the baton to an cagcr Jack Shinkle in 1he 880-yard rvlay race.
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During the summer of 1964, all who passed Syc- amore noticed the erection and expansion of a stadium for athletic events. From a barren field grew a gigantic arena which was to become the pride of the Eastern Hills League. Incorporated into it were an unusual allwweather track, excellent lighting arrangements.1 211ch most important, seat- ing for 2500 people. The arena was dedicated by the Board of Education 011 September 18. There are more uses for a sports arena than football, although the football team enjoyed a win- ning season in their new environment. The crox-xds were fantastic; even overflowing, at all the football games. The track team became more popw lar as night track meets were held several times during the season. The ycamorc Invitational, with schools from several counties was the highlight of the track season.
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The Sycamore Aviators fought their way to the top of the Eastern Hills League totem pole during their 1964 season with an 8e1e1 record. Fans2 hopes were shattered by a defeat from the biggest competitor, Indian Hili. However, the following week fans split into two groups, one following the Sycamore game, the other going to the Indian HilI-Loveland game. Loveland pulled up a rally against Indian Hill and gave them a crashing defeat. It would be hard to determine who was cheering Loveland more, Loveland 0r Sycamore, because Indian Hills3 defeat put the Aviators on top. D Trl u m p h a nt 0 Av I ato rs 0 Jim Scott dresses slowly before the game starts; he is in solemn thought D ls p I ay . . o with the rest of his team mates, The quarterback barks the signals: the center snaps the ball back, and the tense spectators watch the frenzy of motion as the team gOES through its maneuvers.
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