In a championship game that has survived in the memories of those in Bracken County for 65 years, the Polar Bears, with Marvin Cooper leading the way offensively, defeated Hindman 42-39. For their efforts, Marvin and Warren Cooper were named to the All-Tournament team in that faithful year of 1939.

David Mills, The Excutive Director of The Sports History Foundation has had us deign tees going all the way back to his run with AAU in Lexington, KY. We are proud to always help out with a good cause.

The mission of The Sports History Foundation is to research, preserve and maintain the extraordinary accomplishments of legendary prep sports figures, unforgettable high school teams and the most celebrated state champions of all time. TSHF will conduct personal interviews, collect original game footage and gather all available media resources to capture and relive the emotional highs and lows of the most memorable moments in high school sports history.

The completed life history profiles will be digitized and made available to the public to circulate and educate future generations of the exceptional role high school sports has played in helping to define the unique identity of every American community. TSHF will collaborate, cooperate and support other non-profit, historical, educational institutions in areas of printed material, films, photographs, manuscripts, videos and all other research programs consistent with the mission of The Sports History Foundation.

Daivid,

Thanks for putting your trust in us to design the 1939 Brooksville High School State Champions Tee for The Sports History Foundation.

regards,

Dan