University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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OL W. Kirk, (Eaptatn, 19flB .My athletic world now consists of the sporting sec- tions of the different papers, but I follow them closely in the fall of the year, and any article pertaining to Iowa Ls devoured whole. To my mind, football is get- ting to be a better game all the time. I really like the present game better than the old game as we used to play it. Iowa is fortunate in having the services of such an able coach as Mr. Hawley. In my opinion Mr. Hawley hasn ' t a peer in the country. iK. Bf. %lan , Olajitaut, 191fl I haven ' t made any touchdowns since leaving that grand old school, but have put up a dandy defense sev- eral times. In fact, they have a hard time getting away with a fake play around my end. I always have time to look at the sporting page each morning to see what the Fighting Hawkeyes are doing. When I read that the boys had licked Grinnell on the Grinnell floor the other night, I wanted to get out in our large town and celebrate. 3. SL ifflurpliB, (Eaptatn, 1911 I would like to see corrected the undesirable and wholly unwarranted self-effacement of Iowa students, past and present, when a representative of another in- stitution, whether it be deah old Havad, good old Yale. or just plain Ames, starts chanting the praises of his alma mater. I should like to see a confident, even an aggressive Iowa. Let Iowa students open their eyes to what their uni- versity is let them realize that she takes rank with any school in the land. Let them see that of all that is good, the State University of Iowa affords the best. i. 13. SjanHon, (Eaptaut, 1912 Coach Ilawley ' s material for the teams in recent years has been only ordinary compared to that of six or seven years ago. but his successes have been the opposite. He has forced well-known critics and the other members of the Conference to recognize the Old Gold as one of the first division teams in the West. The Hawkeye mentor can feel assured that he has the solid support of the alumni. He has been ably assisted by a manager who is to-day recognized as the best in the Big Nine, Mr. X. A. Kellogg. 19 1915

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JFrrahman JFnntball qtmft, 1913 Left to right : Coach Thomas. Dixlge, Miller. Bender, Sueppel, Verger, De Vries. Thul, Stetson, Barbar, Sporr, Hough, Coach Adams. Middle row: Dixon. Snyder, Barton. Haines Owen. Leighton, Preston. Bottom row: Heman. Touhey. Blackburn, Hiatt, Holmes, Captain Scott, Doyle, Kriz. Mar- inon. Kadesky. Floyd Thomas, Coach Paul Currv, Assistant Coach JFrrshman Atuarbrb Barton. V. A. Blackburn. M. Denio. E. Doyle. O. Haynes, S. Hiatt, S. Holmes, S. Kadesky. L. Krir. F. I eighton, L. Marmon, M. Morris. L. L. Preston, B. Scott, H Captain. Stetson, R. Thul. F. M. Touhey. W. J. Triplett, O. 21 1915