DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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= MIRAGE BILL TWAY, Center and Guard. Big Bill was a mountain, the kind that you can ' t run over nor around. In spite of his weight, he downed the run- ner in the kick-off in the Butler game. ARTIE DUNN, Tackle. Artie ' s smashing play and tackle- around plays earned him a place on Hez Clark ' s All-State eleven. He played from start to finish and was noted for his hard tackling and his defensive ability. CUSHIE CUSHMAN, End, Half-back. Cushie played a part of every game and won favor by his hard work. The fact that he played four positions equal- ly well in the Butler game is proof of his cool head and skill. 19 PPU 16 Eighteen

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MiRziQe WINNIE DENTON, Guard. innie ' s hard work in practice and his regularity in attendance won him a place on the team. Denton was one of the three on the squad who was given one hundred percent for attendance. SKEET WOODRUFF, End. Altho Skeet was out part of the season with a bad ankle he was picked for the second year as all-state end. He was a steady player and a sure wall for the opposing interference JACK FOOTE, Half-back. Jack filled Tommy ' s shoes clear to the top and was unequalled for his grit. He gained the name of a furious de- fensive and offensive man along with his qualities as a leader. 19 DPU 16 Seventeen

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MIRHQE RUNT NORTHWAY, Tackle. Runt was a consistent worker and always stopped the charges of the oppos- ing backs with unvarying regularity. Six feet tall, and every inch nerve and muscle. JIMMIE HOUSE, Half-back. Jimmie ' s speed strengthened the back field and he was always good for an end run. He finished his career as a wearer of the Old Gold mole skins last fall. DUTCH BAUMUNK, Guard. Baumunk was a yearling but he played like a tiger and put up a slashing game. With three years before him, he promises to be a star lineman for De- Pauw. 1© PPU 16 Nineteen