University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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ika (?oacliLna raculttf TO FOUR MEN — James Phelan, Alvin Ulbrickson, Clarence Edmundson, and Doi ' sett Graves — must go the bulk of the credit for the brilliant year of athletic achievement enjoyed by the Uni- versity of Washington. Experts in their chosen sports, they fielded teams not great only in technical brilliance, but outstanding as the finest in the ideals of collegiate sportsmanship. Washington is fortunate in claiming as her own these four, who brought home to this campus more honors than any college in the United States could claim in the realm of sports during 1936-37. A world rowing championship, three notional crew titles, a Pacific Coast Conference football crown, the Rose Bowl bid, and a mythical national basketball title were the highlights of their efforts. From the men whom they direct, they have won admiration and respect and from every Washington fan the whole-hearted support that comes of confidence In their ability. I THEY WORK hand-in-hand with Jim Phelan, do Pest Welch and Cotton Wilcox, assistant football coaches, and there aren ' t two better versed grid aides on the coast. Cotton pro- duces the backs and Pest keeps the reserves In shape for prac- tice combat. Clark HE RUBBED AWAY their ills did Click Clark, the pal of every Husky athlete. One of the finest trainers in the business. Click had a big year In handling champions in almost every sport. His job is to keep the boys in shape and that ' s just what he does with finesse. Wilcox 202

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CVf») I. Joe Krivanek, Daily football scribe, gets on exclusive Interview on " The Technique of Sweeping " from Vic Markov, I 2, Bill Greene, Ch! Pti footballman, gets his education. 3. No, this isn ' t a college boy working his way through school. ) 4. Bird-dog Paterson, left, smells a rat and ruins a good picture of the basketball team at Dunsmuir. 5. Red McClure kicks up his heels at the grandstands. 6. The photographer oske,d Chuck Wpgner to look soulful. jJLf-Tl '

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Upper — Sandy McClaren looms over the +wo-mi!e horizon. Lower — The Husky varsity flashes across the finish line to beat Col on Lake Washington. Upper — Husky skiers flash downhill. Lower — Bobe Hoillngberry pumps Jim Phelan ' s hand — after losing 40-0. Lower — The bond opens the gridiron festis ities with G salute. Little Ky Ebright flashes his smile — before Master-craftsman, George Pocook. at work the regatta. on a new shell. Two track standouts of the coast — Art Morgan, 14.4 hurdler and Bruce Humber, Olympic gomes sprinter — pose for the camera.