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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required 'Shorty', they called him from the very first grade in school. He was seldom chosen for any game as a general rule. He'd reached his maximum height of five feet six as a teen. Though small in stature, athletic prowess lay dormant, yet unseen! He tried out for baseball, football, even the basketball team. Just to be a member of a team was his fervent dream. Apprehensive coaches agreed to give the eager lad a chance. Perhaps he could warm the bench - his ego it might enhance! He was the third-string running back on the football team. During the championship game the others ran out of steam The score was tied - ten seconds remained upon the the clock. He scored the winning touchdown! That day 'Shorty' became a jock! The state final basketball game is still talked about today. All the star players fouled out, much to the coach's dismay! The score was tied - 'Shorty' was sent in with seconds to go. He was fouled but with steady nerve, his was the winning throw! He gave his all when called upon and was accustomed to the jeers, But accolades were showered upon him by his coaches, fans and peers! His coaches learned that 'tis best never to judge a feller by his size! He might just be the winner who brings home the coveted prize!
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