Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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DAMEL B. Bl RKE Burke is a sophomore from New Albany. He played a regular position at left half. Burke was possibly the best end skirter on the squad last fall. He has two years of varsity playing ahead of him. He should develop into a star of the first rank next vear. ROBERT RAYMOND Another of Stiehm s admirable set of backfield men. Bob was the best broken field runner on the team, and when he gol loose he went for long gains. He is shifty and has a bewilder- ing change of pace. Raymond has another year. THEDIS M. BUCK Buck played in several games at quarterback. He wa; easily the fastest man on the football squad. This speed made him a valuable man in the backfield. He excelled as an end runner and in off -tackle smashes. GERALD W. LANDIS Landis was another member of the quartet of fighting quar- terbacks on the Crimson team in 1921. He hails from the premier football town of the state — Linton. He had not been in the Lniversitv for three years, but came back to don mole- skins on Jordan Field. He will come again next year. - Sti l1fes -- [2.5]

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JdllN KM.i; I lie kina ;iiiil ciiiil.iiii iil llieiii ill I. One of the greatest foot- I all j)la ei ului e er phneti at liuliana. or anywhere else. He was the hest line plunger of the season in the Midrlle West. ;:n(l thai is saying something. Ilic men and women of Indiana regard the passing ol .lohnnv K le with reurcl. He i- a lull- hack and a man. Bi: IJOSS l{os had pla ed fullhaik for Iwd years. Willi die loss of uch giants as Pierce and l.orhei. tlie coach was forced to look ahout for a man to fill a gajiing hole at center. Ross was the man picked Im ihe joh. and he held il douii lull well. JOHN l,i;() . l(l) |(u three ears liig Jawn ha struck tear lo Indiana p|ionenls from his post at right laikle. He was an integral lart (d the ■■million-dollar right wing of the team, iiaduiilion will n can a hi lo s to the team. His VKI! Idl I. H(dl pLned al lell ru, ahiiii; uilli DiUKiv.m. He ha hcen .1 slead and i nii i-lenl lighter on Indiana teams for three full seaxiii-. Hi.- work. eldoni spectacular, was always dependahle. li( II deli ered the goods when he was called on. Hi- ahilil Ici recci e passes slamptd him a- a plaver ot real iiieiil. itl92lj|s [■ l]

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H S AQBUTUSl fl ■ iTj i ' . Vr HKHTl S I.. XhC.OOI, .M((!()(il laini ' |Iuiiiil:Ii willi llie •iiuxis as a guard. He is a |ili -i(iil L:iaiil .ind a man ui liimeil cml lo lip a real football |ila T allri .-larling xsilli er lillle experience last fall. He was a [iciufi (in defense and was quick in getting his man im llie iilliMisi e. W II d KID BAHH Balir ga e all |)r(iini e ol developing into an end who will irake himself known in the Conference next year. Last season was his first on the varsity. He was one of the best ground gainers on the team, and the experience of a year on the grid- iron should serve In make him a seasoned regular in the next I wo years. EMMOXS W. Cd AV Is anollier ophon ore who went through his lirst varsit lootball Ir-I lhi last season. He is big anti powerlul. and it is such men as he who will step into the a[)ertures in the line left by the graduation of Leonard and other veterans. lAMFS F. nOdPM K aiiotluT Linlon ioolball product. He performed last fall ill the capacil ol rcser c to Hoss at center. He has two more ears al Indiana, .nid v ill he uric oi llic -ca-cincd men aimiit ivliicli Slicliin will mIiI 111- ' ' 2 ' 2 iiiacliiiic. ?tCIjllIl i -• 1