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SPORTS
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No
sooner
have
the
boys
gotten
underway
in
basketball
and
volleyball
than
they
change
places.
This
week
the
fellows
in
basketball
will
go
to
volleyball
and
vice
versa.
The
boys
were
just
beginning
to
get
the
hang
of
the
games.
The
basketball
enthusiasts
were
finally
beginning
to
function
and
get
the
range
of
the
basket.
And
the
volleyball
teams
were
learning
how
to
handle
the
ball
in
the
wind.
In
about
five
weeks,
we
will
change
again
and
move
into
football,
soccer,
or
track.
By
the
end
of
the
year
we
will
all
have
more
comprehension
and
experience
in
all
the
major
sports. |
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FOOTBALL
STATISTICS |
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At
the
end
of
the
fourth
game,
Julius
Mullins
was
leading
the
top
ten
tacklers
with
29,
but
Frank
Ferguson
is
climbing
steady
with
25,
and
Paul
Bene
is
in
3rd
place
with
23,
and
Steve
Toothaker
holds
the
number
four
spot
with
17
tackles.
Gene
Mooney
had
16,
Max
Morris
15,
and
Rusty
Doolittle
and
Carl
Kettles
tie
with
13
tackles
apiece.
Pete
Pierson
has
11,
and
Chan
Muller
10.
In
four
games
there
have
been
a
total
of
716
yards
gained
in
rushing,
with
an
average
of
7.3
yards
per
carry.
In
passing
there
have
been
5
completions
out
of
18
attempts
for
a
total
of
74
yards.
In
points
scored,
Bill
Buttery
leads
with
3
touchdowns
for
a
total
of
18
points;
Ray
Myers
is
second
with
two
touchdowns
and
one
extra
point
for
a
total
of
13
points.
Max
Morris,
Rusty
Doolittle
and
Steve
Toothaker
are
in
3rd
place
with
6
points
each.
Gene
Mooney
has
a
total
of
2
points
for
his
extra
point
kicking.
In
the
last
four
games
there
have
been
a
total
of
51
points
in
touchdowns
and
780
yards
gained
in
passing
and
rushing.
Carl
Kettles |
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OTHER
SCORES
WERE: |
Cherokee-33
Lee-0
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Memorial-20
Lakeview-0 |
St
James-32
Apopka-6 |
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ON THE SIDELINES |
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CHIP
SCHRAM
WAS
SEEN
SPORTING
A
wide
brimmed
cowboy
hat
at
the
Howard
game.
He
also
wore
a
false
face.
Did
you
go
trick
or
treating
too,
Chip? |
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Everybody
thought
the
cheerleaders
idea
of
having
the
team
enter
through
a
Glenridge
hoop
might
clever.
Linda
Schmidt
made
the
hoop. |
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Which
blond
almost
fell
off
the
stand
when
Number
One
broke
through
the
hoop?
Too
bad
she
has
so
much
competition!
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The
big
heart
break
of
the
game
was
missing
the
first
down
by
six
inches
in
the
third
quarter. |
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On
October
22,
Mrs.
Roess'
and
Miss
Folsom's
classes
ha
their
final
playoffs
in
softball.
THE
TOP
COCKS
trounced
the
GO
GETTERS
21-8;
TEAGUE
TERRORS
beat
the
BBB's
7-5 |
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It's
always
nice
to
report
compliments
received
about
our
student
behavior
and
school
spirit.
When
the
compliment
comes
from
one
of
our
rivals
--
it
really
makes
us
feel
good.
It
was
a
Lee
student
who
said
--
we
might
have
lost
the
game
to
Howard,
but
we
always
win
in
school
spirit.
We
might
add
Lee
has
a
fine
reputation
for
spirit
and
sportsmanship,
too. |
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Plaid
Day
was
a
huge
success.
The
plaids
were
varied,
to
be
sure,
but
just
about
everyone
was
wearing
one.
We
ought
to
do
that
more
often. |
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Sometimes
the
little
folks
who
come
to
our
games
can
be
a
nuisance,
but
when
we
hear
fourth
and
fifth
graders
talking
about
"Our
Team
--
the
Lions",
our
hearts
can't
help
but
glow.
It's
a
good
school
when
students
look
forward
to
getting
here
for
years. |
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