6 Settlers Edition 2018 (Deer Park (WA) Tribune The 1922 team was full of surprises The football season for 1922 was a great surprisc to aggressive tactics of the weck before, the home team many. With only four lettermen returning, the clhances for a rushed their opponents off their feet and stopped only at winning tcam were not very bright. However, under Coach the final whistle, During the game. Deer Park had nun up a (Kelvin) Newton's able guidance, a speedy and shifty team total of 87 while Chency had failed to score at all. The only was developed thing that marred the game was that Ray Maddox, captain and quarterback, had fractured his arm and ould not be able to play the rest of the season The first game of the scason, Scptember 30, was at Colville. The team made up mostly of men who had never played a game before, put up a classy defense, but were outgencraled and otplayed by their much havicr scconds in the hardest fought game of the season and went and experienced opponents. The game ended 30 to 8 in Colville's favo Next weck, Deer Park clashed with the North Central down to defeat 26 to 6. The game was rougher than usual and injuries were received by the tcam that left them in a crippled condition for the final county game with Hillyard and would decide the county championsh Deer Park came back strong in the second try of the season and won the first county game 26 to 6 over Millwood High. The defeat of the first game had only served to add confidence and expericnce and was shown in the result of the sccond game. The team showed improvement in both offensive and defensive tactics and the next county game with Chency on October 13 was looked forward to On October the twenty seventh Deer Park entered the game with a practically new backficld and mamy changes in the line. Hillyard, with no defeats and the best condition began a terrific onslaught. Deer Park put up a game battle but was gradually weakened and went down to a not inglorious defeat 62 to 7 With memory of three defeats in succession at the hands of the Chency aggregation, Deer Park went on the field determined that they would not be beaten. Repcating the The following was written in he 1993 Deer Park High School earbook, The Evergreen. EXPERIENCE YOU CAN TRUST Our mission is to provide our cus- tomers with excellent service while treating them with professionalism dignity and respect. Our goal is to reflect this spirit of service in every- WELL thing we do for you Water Treatment Services .Commercial & Residential Pump Systems Lake & Well Pump Maintenance Health, Safety & Environment . Well Drilling Well Protection Geothermal Wells Well Rehabilitation Deepening Construction Drilling CALL US TODAY! Toll Free: 800-772-4901 Deer Park: 509-276-1080 Spokane: 509-535-5552 Sandpolnt: 208-265-1622 Hayden: 208-772-4004 ENERALM CHANICS