DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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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

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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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:mi:r?i 3E DAVE MORRISON, Guard. Dave could always fill the bill at guard and he fought like a fiend. Dave was a hard hitter with grit written all over his face. SIX PENCE, Half-back, Quarter-back. Six was a brainy general and a sure open field tackier. He could al- ways be depended upon for that last yard and at picking holes in the oppo- nent ' s line, he was unequalled. LYNCHIE LYNCH, Guard. Lynch, the big Missourian, showed real football in his first year on the var- sity and promises to be a star for De- Pauw in the next three years. 19 PPU 16 Twenty