The Morgan School - Tower Yearbook (Clinton, CT)

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GHURS BASKETBALL Although the girls opened their season with a loss, they soon got into the swing of things and won a good part of the following games. Good cooperation and hard work on the part of the girls won them a very successful season although not as triumphant as that of last year. Under the able coaching of Miss Strange, good sportsmanship and clean play prevailed throughout the year. Although five of the nine letter winners are leaving this year, Morgan promises to put up some keen competition next year. GAME SCHEDULE Jan. 17 Clinton 20-Old Lyme 29 Feb. 22 Clinton 7-Old Lyme 19 Jan. 25 Clinton 22--Old Saybrook 16 Mar. 'T Clinton 35-Old Saybrook 23 Jan. 31 Clinton 28-Madison 23 'Marx 14 Clinton -Madison Feb. 10 Clinton 20-Guilford 24 'Mar. 21 Clinton -Guilford -Unplayed at the time this article went to press. SOFTBALL

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TRACK BASEBALL