The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-06
FOOTBALL SQUAD Dimes
LAST NIGHT
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and patient persistence they migl
} not have achieved supremacy in III
seasons play.
Get Inside the Lines"
Rev. L. l.. Cohen, who furnished
large part OF the gaiety Of the occ,
sion throughout the feast renilnde
the boys that this was only begin
ming but that the same qualities whiel
had carried them to the top in football
would lead to accomplishment in afte
life. He admonished the boys to al
ways be within the lines and If seem
ingly insurmountable barriers present
ed themselves to cut through then
and get in.
A Lecture on Football.
Mr.. Cohen announced that he would
not make a speech at that time but
would reserve his remarks for next
Sunday night when he would deliver
a lecture on football and other clean
sports from the pulpit at the Epworth
Methodist church to which he invited
all the boys Of the first and second
teams especially. He wanted the foot
ball players to wear their colors ana
their girl friends to do the same. AT
that time special seating arrange.
ments would be made for the boys Of
the two teams, the coach, the young
ladies of the high school to whose en-
couragement had meant much for
them.
chickasha Gets Publicity
J. w. Kayser congratulated the boys
on what they had done and reminded
them Of the wide publicity which had
come to Chickasha from all parts Of
the country as the result Of their re-
cent victory publicity which it would
have cost Chickasha much money to
have gotten otherwise. He stirred the
bunch to enthusiasm when he asked
for the college yell which was vocifer-
ously given with Miss Thelma wild
Rose as yellmaster.
In the remarks of Coach Reeds
which followed the plays which won
victory for G. H. S. were exposed to
the public for the first time and his
response to how it was done" was
followed with the keenest interest BY
young and old alike
Coach Reeds said.
This is the fourth year have at
tempted to coach a football team, and
it has been the most pleasant year Of
all, Many things have helped make it
so. The first and it may be bit sell
fish, is my own love for the game
Second has been the interest taken by
the team individually and as a whole
the ability to play together, and the
loyalty displayed by the second team,
which worked so hard all season for
the good Of the first team.
"Team work has meant most every
thing in the seasons success. Every
fellow has been depended on for a
certain feat in every play. There was
a certain man that he was responsible
tor If he failed in his duty, the whole
play as rule failed. Taken individ-
ually these boys may not seem any
more than ordinary, but put them to-
gether as a team where each one car
ries out his assigned part and watch
them go.
The Magic Play.
1--WE have a play where the full back
gets behind the line as if to punt, but
instead makes an end run in which
most Of the team runs interference.
don't ordinarily boast OF the team in
It's presence. talk about them
plenty when they don't hear, but THI
say this, since the season is over and
they will forget about it before next
year. Our team has been able to run
his play as well as any team | ever
saw and better than any of the high
schools | have met this year. Practi-
oally all Of them have it but none have
made it so successfully. The opposing
team has broken through their inter
ference and grabbed the runner. Our
Teams success with this play is due /
to the fact that the boys played to-
work. Everyone got his
assigned man. Put the best full back /
in the world back there and he could /
not do thing without the support of
the rest Of the team. am not de-
tracing from the individual ability Of
any player to carry the ball. mere
ly use this as an illustration of my
point
Public Support.
Another thing which has made my