Albion State Normal School - Sage Yearbook (Albion, ID)

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KAl I ' ll ISKtjWN light aiiil inexpi-rienced — ct l.ivt anJ a.iim- til Ihf 1. 1st ilitL h. ••LJ: - JON IS IaIii ' iucIn light aiitl inL-xpfrifiict-Ll. hut wild (.liifMi ' t atlmirc a man wlio lights iiiiiier Mich iibstack- . lAWKlNCI- BOVIJ A last scr.ipp plaSLT in spite ot his uifxperiencc Aai mlected heel was his striingest nppositinn BILI DOBBS ' er light but the joy cif the squad. Bills wise cracks softenecl many a hack- ache aiut shiirteneJ the strenuous practice grind. KID Sl.MMONS I he infant of the s iuad Allliough sixteen ears of age. he dexelopetl mto a neat passer jnA punter age 7S

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■BIM ' III-KBOI.D 1 he Upc ()f iiglit b;ick who is a success- ful line plunger — slipper ' as an eel — and lull of fight. • U) MOOKI One 111 the best guanls e ei- to wear the cardinal and hiack. A clean player and a credit to an ' team All-conference next enr ' ' h nni - •■l) ■■ M K I IN Buill like a hull terrier, loo wide In go around, loo lieaw lo go through, and too much man lo go oxer. JOHN KM 1. Fighlin ' Irish. Mis greeiinevv m ihe game was soon lost and he ' ll he .1 main- stay in ' 2 ' . ■■P. f KINC, comer. Pal ' s first year. el he was re:ogni e l as one of the leading linemen of the conference. Page 77

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I nxni.ri — i ' . - .-- ' . ' ■ . ( r I-;? fr?» NOKMW |A(,()HS() Cd.iih Jl ss THOMAS mini [i I W II SON IK-(,II II l I DOM i; i:l ISON rill ROM IlLlll I (I AKI l,l SIMMONS 1)1 I HI IM Mil f. lloMI K W II I I Kl SSI M lU III I K The Basketball Season 1.M M 1 .1 )l I I 1, lollou inn ' In- conipliiion ol ihc loot hall season, ( julIi Noiiiian I- Jacobson issued his inili.d call lo the haskelhall aspiiants. Mis tirsi step was the organi alion ol all the iiiattrial into lour st|iKuls. each with a seasoned Netcran as its captain. 1 he names ol ' these st|uads varied all the wa - Ifoni Fhe ixnif hls ot Renown to Ixcelsiors. in these elimination aines luiween si|iiads ihe coach had ample op|iortiinity to set his seasoni ' d e e on the most promising; ol the niotle ' crew. .Another asset realized from ihis luaclice was the aliiable condilioniiii; iiWvn the pla ers. As isalwaxs the case, the lirst few weeks saw ihe weedinu mil of material and shorll - the stjuad was rediiceil to ajiproximately tweUe men. Inilications all pointet! to a fast smooth team. Ihis proved lo be the case. I he elements of reach and experienci ' were noiici-ably lackin,i;. howe ei-. All throunh the season, both in practice and conference i;ames. these factors were stroiifilv pronounced. ith anv team of et]ual si e. the . lbion hasketeers lieKi an advan- tai e due to their uncanin ' speed and tt-amwork. .Mthouiih ( ' aldwell oulsi .ed the (lardinals. she fell victim to their ila zlint; speei.1. Pane 7 )