Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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' . . , leak: . l' AX ney during the homecoming game with Franklin. Earlham players in the picture are Jim Cheesman 1441. Bill Cope 1121. Karl Kamphausen Bob Painter 1541 and Burke Cree. Earlham won the game, 59-14. John Edmonds of Franklin is stopped by Belton Blak- Assistant Coach George Oberle, a teammate of 6' 8 Bob Fowler and 6' 4 Bill Loucks during the 1951 season, has to look up to his players now. Bob Meyne and George Oberle were the official coaching staff. but they received lots of help from Dr. Merle Rousey. Head of the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation. Meyne com- pleted his third year at Earlham, Oberle his first. enly-F our

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l ni l lfllll III ' fllll all I-I EF? -w Top row, I. to r.: Bob Macy. Karl Kamphaus- en. Gerry Keesling and Belton Blakney. Bottom row: Harold Preston, D a r r e ll Beane. Bod Shaw and ,lim Chees- man. ll . ln: IIT! -v me .es ' Il! All-conference halfback Keith LaFon, all-conference end Bill Loucks, Bill Cope. and all-conference guard Dick Mitchell. Mitchell set what is believed to be an NCAA rec- ord for guards by scoring two touchdowns in the same game. Those two touchdowns came within two minutes of each other during tl1e game with Taylor. Top row, l. to r.: Tom Mullen, Walt Day, John Bowles and Bill Steen. Bottom row: W i l b u r Geesaman, George Saw- yer, Bob Fowler and Bob Painter. Twenty-Three sur :li I 3 +524 E NNW gg in-av SBS!

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Anderson slips over for a touchdown, putting the Ravens into a short-lived lead of 9-6. Earlham came back to win the game, 13-9. Earl- ham players in the picture are llalfback Keith LaFon f32j, end Bill Loucks flj and lialfback Gene Ogle CSU. The E2-ll'lll3l11 line opens a llole for a back to go tllrougll. Note the blocking of guard Dick Mitchell, just to the left of the official. This action came during the Franklin game. ,f Q , 2 . , 5 Vj , ill' f'. ? gS54gq.'r?X'l,,.-