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Old Wed Mar 09, 2005, 10:21am
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Indiana:

Vincennes Lincoln "Alices"
Shoals "Jug Rox"
Rising Sun "Shiners"
Frankfort "Hot Dogs"
Indianapolis Northwest "Space Pioneers"
Delphi "Oracles"
Eminence "Eels"
Garret "Railroaders"
Greenwood "Woodmen"
International "Gryphons" (I have no idea)
Jimtown "Jimmies"
Kokomo "Wildkats"
Logansport "Berries"
Mishawaka "Cavemen"
New Harmony "Rappites"
Northeast Dubois "Jeeps"
Plymouth "Rockies"
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Old Mon Jan 08, 2007, 10:21am
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Indiana:

Vincennes Lincoln "Alices"
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TMQ just wrote something about this school nickname. The girls' teams are called the "Lady Alices".
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Old Mon Jan 08, 2007, 10:56am
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Man, talk about resurrecting an old thread!! Washington State also has the Davenport "Gorillas", and the Toutle Lake "Fighting Ducks"...not really sure what a "fighting" duck is...
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Connecticut

East Hampton, Connecticut "Bellringers", used to be a bell factory in town.

Moodus, Connecticut "Little Noises" (Native Americans heard noises from the ground probably caused by minor earthquakes, possibly caused by elastic rebound after the glaciers melted after the most recent glacial period.

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Old Mon Jan 08, 2007, 10:23pm
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When Darryl "Mouse" Davis coached the football team at Portland State University, the team was jokingly called the "Fighting Mice".

My son's favorite is the woman's basketball team at Wake Forest - the "Lady Demon Deacons".
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Old Tue Jan 09, 2007, 10:00am
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High school team names

In our area, we have or had-

Flintstone Aggies ( it's a bull )

Hyndman Hornets

Allegany Campers ( Indians )

Beall Mounties ( As in West Virginia Mountaineers )

Mountian Ridge Raiders

Bedford Bisons
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Old Sat Jul 21, 2007, 03:11pm
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Man, talk about resurrecting an old thread!! Washington State also has the Davenport "Gorillas", and the Toutle Lake "Fighting Ducks"...not really sure what a "fighting" duck is...
The University of Oregon has a fighting duck for a mascot. If their mascot ever had to fight the one from Oregon State, I'm not sure who would win - a duck or a beaver. Neither one really strikes fear into one's heart.

At least Portland State is the Vikings.
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Old Sat Jul 21, 2007, 03:53pm
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The University of Oregon has a fighting duck for a mascot. If their mascot ever had to fight the one from Oregon State, I'm not sure who would win - a duck or a beaver. Neither one really strikes fear into one's heart.
Disagree. I've seen some beavers that were absolutely terrifying,
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Old Sat Jul 21, 2007, 06:56pm
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Disagree. I've seen some beavers that were absolutely terrifying,
But, were they eager?
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Old Sat Jul 21, 2007, 08:30pm
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But, were they eager?
Yup. That's why they were terrifying.
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Old Sun Jul 22, 2007, 08:27am
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I'm not sure who would win - a duck or a beaver.
Canadians know that the Beaver always swallows the duck.
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Old Sun Jul 22, 2007, 10:32am
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Canadians know that the Beaver always swallows the duck.
Almost an accurate analogy.
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