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SOCCER The Soccer Team started their 1953 season with much enthusiasm. Coach Watts had high hopes for these fellows, but unfortunately we did not hit the win column too often. The first game against confident University of Baltimore proved to be a real battle. The final score was in favor of Baltimore, but no spirit was lost due to fine tactics displayed by the Purple Knights. Another game which lingers in our memory was played at Salisbury. The wind blew the dust to cause one side to play defense against the wind. A goal was made each quarter by the team with the wind. In the second game against Lincoln, we can still picture .lair dos Santos evening the score with one minute to play in the game. From a defense position he carried the ball fiftyyardg through three opponents for a goal. Next year will find three members graduated, but we look with anticipation to Carman, Grohs, Hoffman, Streett, Wentling and Travillag also the goalie, Bowser, and the boy who can make the ball talk, Jair. -J
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