Arkansas College - Scot Yearbook (Batesville, AR)

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1 D E X 1 9 2 5 ll-El - . ' WQCTJHV xr Nix' 3 JOHN CARPENTER, HALFBACK.-Though only a freshman, Johnnie has shown that he Can play the brand of hall that Coach Morrison likes. He is fast, a good line plunger, and is always there with the old lighting spirit that it lakes. TOM HENRY, HALFIEACK.- Ny was handicapped most of the season by a bmi knee and some broken ribs, but whenever he was in there, he played the old game with all that was in him. Tom possesses all those rare qualities desired in a good backne-ld man. LOYVELL MANNING, QUARTERBACK.f''Eddie is going to make all-state quarter bl-fore he leaves college. During his first year in a Panther uniform he displayed his excellent generalship. He has, besides, the ability to sift down the field through the entire opposing eleven, and to play a strong defensive game. ALFRED KELLY, QUARTERBAf'K.gIf Kelly hadn't been a dandy good man, he'rl nni-ver have made his letter while Eddie Manning was playing quarter. The fact is, this kid played in just about asvmany quarters as any backneld man on the team, and the coach had a hard time before each game deciding who should load the team. l L.. 55 ,,, -- 1Aw,f.. - 7-if-i ' ' all-1-fl - a t , ' funk Q X A '- Ma, L ,.....--., i

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f-vii! P I XXFUQ, igg ur' '92 -so 1-Jliiy s. WK? 'V I D E X 1 9 2 5 i! s,1, QW'- HERNDON McCAIN, GUARD.-In Mac, the Panthers had onc of the best guards in the state. Short, but heavily built, he was a pillar of strength on the defensive, and his offensive work was with- out criticism. Of course, Mac needs experience, but in another year or two he will be one of the most valuable men on the team. He also boots the ball. EARL STOKES, GUARD.-If Earl isn't heard from very loudly in the next year or two, A, C. will be disappointed in him. He played an excellent and steady game all year. It was in thc Hendrix game that Earl made his opponents takc most notice of him. In that game he, probably more than any other linesman, messed 'em up. ' MEYER GATES, END.-Ends may come and ends may go. but never such another defensive end as Red'! will come. He has played three seasons with thc Panthers, each of which has been charac- terized by clean, hard, fast tackling and blocking. As a fighter, Red is one who instills spirit and pep in the rest of the team. PARKER SHARP, END.-Parker is one of thc youngsters who is just beginning a football career, which bids fair to be a brilliant one. 1-Ie has shown what he could do by making his letter on a team with Connor and Gates at end. perience, and that is on the way. All he lacks to make one of the Panthcfs best men is ex- 5 ' -. , ' 'lf -H . :qi-. . ' - 1 f , , 1 - - .. . A-fr Q, . 'I ,. 1 -, '3 , ., . - , .M r, -, ,, .V i v' 1 , N , ... E, , gm- ,' r ,, ., 3 , .ay , , , 5 ,- 4, --:v1', .'- ' Q ' Sggrv .1 .f , -- . is . -..M A.. , .LI 3, ..: ' 7 ' f.,-- ,Q 1 al, ' 1 -f.., v'- 4 . -, fr: f ,- q- 5 ' ' - f -,- -f,, --. .-, , ' . -I -- fl- , 'ip' , eg' Lf ' 4 f a fffiw 725,46 f-ey' we wfw '., .sf ,-1 -1 ff' --1 nf. ,Q V Iii ' '- .alffifuff:fsf:'.'.Qi:.41,'?u2:.if3 51 . ,, . it ,. , ' 1:,-.-f --'fH-- -' fn '- QAf'.1f-f 'i-af' 91-'-'F . I Iii. 1771 '- , 5' ' fit. ,Q - in MELA .?,fij:f.I.--:mg q'fA1:5fi'1w f 'J',g2f.,L'if',rr4..'L, t:'-,,.::i?s:.'s.auv.- fr ' X, az.,-, t ggi ' 1 ' .xl M., . f-- - -,f,,,1,,.y,,.,---g.:',f.--has ttf.:-M t ii : -fe,-'fi 1-re'-'--+1-...'v4f U alf.-,I-1'c. . , ,Pm A -f.,-,L-, Jaw- -- -,.gv.1w.,if',.:.+. , --A-V., .- - 1 ,,- 7' 67 . ga? it ' iii' s --.temp f t f , 1. - ' i '55?gLg?..A .i:ii.'-4212.1 .f- ' '2- ' 4