Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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n The Men Who Made the Team WILLIAM G. McCAW For three vears Bud iVlcCaw was awarded a place on All- Conference elevens as guard. For three vears he has been a mighty defensive bastion in the Crimson line. This last season marked the passing of one of the most powerful and resource- ful linemen who ever fought on Jordan field. ELMER S. WILKENS Fort Wayne sent him to Indiana. He is a sophomore and a quarterback. He officiated at the pivot position as a regular and earned his spurs to the satisfaction of the host of fandoni which follows Crimson football. He will loom on the grid- iron horizon of the West next season. ELDER J. EBERHART Tall, rangy and swift as an antelope is this sophomore end. He was sent in game after game to relieve Bell or Donovan, and his ofifensive and defensive work on the left wing was such as to stani]i him as extraordinarv material for two more full seasons. CLOYD FRANCE France is a tackle. He is one of the fastest chargers who was ever developed by Stiehm. His work in the games last season was admirable. He uses his head. He entered the season with a year of varsity experience. This experience, combined with his natural prowess, was an invaluable part ol the Indiana team. He will have another year. fe- SJjliril [21]

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y ADBL I hi: i ' ) :i i;m i yi ad ' I ' lip Haw lifiii. UN r-ii il. Harris. Balir. lii)iiaM(l. Munihy. McCooI, Carter. Third Ifiin Cnlpills llraincrl. Null I assistant -o:uli i . lifiss. ' W ' ilkens. Gcioilnian. Andrews. Jeffries. Clay. Maynaril, Hanna. Seri.nd H(i v .Mintim las islanl eoai-li I . Hiirnett. Kreii ' . liuck. Kiiinnies. Ci) . ISell. Kranee. l)(]ninan, Stielnn ' head cnach I . Hiiltnrn I ' nw l.andis l- ' lemirij:. liaNnn.nd. Ilann . K le (ea|ilainl. l.ei.nard. MeCaw. Tcrluine, Eberliart. The Varsity Squad THE scju ' duk- for iu-. t fall is a muuntaiiious one — a schedule of games which would test the most perfect gridiron combination in the country. Stiehm will have a good nucleus about which to build his team. He will have such men as Wilkens, Eberhart, France, Co. , Thomas, Maynard, Bean, Harris, Burke, Raymond, Buck. Landis, McCool, Bahr, Clay and Goodman, from last season ' s varsity. In addition to these there will be stars from the 1921 yearling squad — men who will i)ush the varsity veterans to the limit for regular berths. -. ' • . U Tio l Mr. [20]

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w ,e mms FHANk COX Cox pUued lii ?ecoiul year in the line. weijilil and defensive ability stood the Crimson in good stead in the gruelling struggles of the year at home and on foreign fields. He is a guard par excellence. Foemen of Indiana will not he gratified to learn that this hig blonde athlete has another ear. JOHN A. I ' .l l! KTT The -iiKilli ' -l iiiaii nil llu ' team, luit one nl the most leareil. Ked alternated at (|uarlerl)ack with W ilkens. He is a crafty tield general. His line |iiinches and end runs made many yards for the team during llu- season. He is a senior. Burnett fought hi uav to a regular position after three years of elTort. EUGENE THOMAS Thomas went to a regular berth at halfback, alter having substituted for Russell Williams the previous season. He is a slockv-buili ground gainer with a pair of shoulders on him like a Hercules. He is another first rank player whom Slichm will have another season. Boggs rcliiiiKM LOWELL BOCCS 111 liiiliaiia III pla hi- last year of IckiiImII ill iIk ' middle nl the season. He was sent in at tackle to iclicxc l.ciiiiaid ill several games. Boggs experience made him a aliiable addition In llic team at a lime when injuries were ihiiMlciiiiiii In prn e a serioii- handicap In llic team. r.f=r - rio T ii - [22]