DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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MmHGE MACK WYLIE, End. Mack always took his interference in clean style and his nerve made up for his light weight. He tipped the scales at 138, but he handled it skillfully and centered every pound of it. MEADY ANDERSON, Half-back. Meady was fast and brim full of nerve. He played a part of ever} ' game this season and was a fighter from the word go. PIP MEREDITH, Center. Pip always played a scrappy and steady game. He invariably has a word of encouragement for his teammates and was the first man to pick a runner up after a scrimmage. 19 DPU 16 Twenty-one

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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

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MIRZIQE 1915 Football Squad £ Jy fcikILll. ' :i Top Row: Raymond Reitzel, Maurice Sharp, Carl C. Payne, James House, Roy H. Endsley, Wade Emison, William Tway, JohnRabb Emison, Kenneth Hogate, Winfield Denton, Edward Honan, Manager Heber Ellis, Coach Ralph Young. Second Row: Arthur Dunn, David Morrison, Mack Wylie, John Foote, Forrest Baumunk, Henry Rowan, Robert Woodruff, Charles Pence, Earl Lynch, Ray Northway, Dor- sey M. Anderson. Bottom Row: EvanE. Ellis, Otis Berle Adams, Horace Cushman, Mil- ford E. Carlisle, Garfton Shubrick, Otis Wright, James Donan, Paul Roller, Walter Standforth, Roy Niehouse 19 PPU 16 Twenty-two