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Identifier: wyo02juni (find matches)
Title: Wyo
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Junior Class, University of Wyoming
Subjects: University of Wyoming Student Yearbooks
Publisher: University of Wyoming
Contributing Library: University of Wyoming - UW Libraries & UW American Heritage Center
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The first of this series of games wasplayed between the Freshmen and Preps, the former winning by theclose score of 21 to 19. The Freshmen held the lead by a largescore till the latter part of the game, when the Preps, by fine teamwork and a burst of speed, nearly caught up. The team work andgeneral playing of the two teams was, for the most part, excellent, andsome men were given a chance at showing their basket ball ability. The second game of the series was played between the Juniors andSophomores. The Juniors used good team work, while the Sophshad none to speak of. The Juniors won by the large majority of24 to 9. However, something must be said in favor of the Sophs, asthey played at a disadvantage, owing to the fact that half of theirteam was composed of inexperienced and unpracticed men, while theJunior players had almost without exception been practicing all season. The Juniors were picked by many to win the series of class games, 0 o ^.00 § oo-:
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Grant liAsKirr Ball Team. Fuller Pitz Dean ( Coach ) Prestegard Price (Capt.) Hunton Wortliington •(-00 0 00-l 00-> 0 but the surprise came when they lest to the Freshmen by the score of18 to 42. The Juniors, however, had no excuse to offer, as theywere clearly outplayed in every respect. The Juniors were unable towork together, and although they played hard, they v/ere playingan individual game. The Freshmen, on the other hand, played as aunit and put in the field by far the best team of any class. The Seniors, owing to an extra amount of work and extra slow-ness in getting through with it, were unable to put a team in the field,and therefore lost by default, the Freshmen being declared inter-classchampions. Freshmen Team, Class Cliampions. Pitz Goodrich Grant Whitman Sutphin The series of class games not only decided in a most mieresLingway the class championship, but gave a great many men a chance tocome out and have a try in the game. It also foster

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