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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required 106th Finance ball crew In Germany ‘87 came due Through Army teams all They answered the call With bats, gloves, and grit in full view In double elimination they played One early loss had them waylaid To the loser’s bracket sent But their spirits weren’t bent And a comeback was soon to be played They battled through game after game With the trophy still calling their name To the winner’s team’s door They came roaring once more And won the first clash just the same Then up to the plate came Rambo A line drive to center set them a scramble To second he sped With victory ahead And the tournament hanging in limbo A grounder was hit to short Who bobbled the ball in contort Then threw low to third Where the runner transferred In a slide that was of historic report Headfirst to the bag he did slide Keeping hope for 106th Finance alive The glove, ball, and hand Met together in tand' And the ball broke away from the dive With two outs, that moment was gold For the rally still had to unfold He scored on a hit And the team would not quit Until the championship story was told Now years later, the trophy does gleam A reminder of how hard we fought as a team And redemption was found As that slide does resound For the error played back at Flak’s dream
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