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A sport continuing to gain popularity
at D. H. S. and a definite asset to our
school is soccer. (Although the team did
not have a successful season in terms of
victories and defeats, they were successful
in developing the fine character and
sportsmanship that is prevalent in Del-
haas athletes.) The coaches have great
expectations for next year’s varsity as
the J. V. squad contained excellent ma­
terial and was able to gain much valuable
experience during the season.

Fighting hard for the hall our Delhaas soccer team carries on to victory.
V A R SITY JUNIOR V A R SITY
We They We They
William Tennent 0 2 William Tennent 1 1
North Penn 0 8 New Hope 0 1
Pennridge 0 1 Pennsbury 0 1
Palisades 1 2 Wilson 1 0
New Hope 0 2 Neshaminy 2 0
Pennsbury 0 8 William Tennent 1 0
Wilson 1 2 New Hope 0 0
Neshaminy 0 2 Pennsbury 0 0
William Tennent 0 2 Wilson 0 1
North Penn 0 3 Neshaminy 0 0
Palisades 0 3
New Hope 2 2
Pennsbury 0 4
Wilson 0 1
Neshaminy 0 4

The mighty “eleven” of Delhaas appears to be exerting a good deal of fight against the Wood-
row Wilson soccer team.
The boys have to be quick and agile in order to get the ball where they want it.

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