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The teams trailed off and the rival cheering sections became concertedly vocal once more. One had to either cheer or sing if only to keep warm! The Wolcott songsters followed the band through a martial effort that wasn't a great success because most of the fellows had forgotten the words and sang "dum-ti-dum-dum" instead. Then Dodson, Wyndham cheer captain, tossed aside his big blue megaphone and threw his arms aloft.
"Let's have ‘We Beat Her,' fellows! Everybody into it and make it snappy. All right! _‘We-e-e――'! _"