Eastern Washington University - Kinnikinick Yearbook (Cheney, WA)

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.1322 Beef Trust Lcfl Io righl: Fred Koch, XValt Holmes, Bob Crumpacker, Bill Luthspeich, Dick Meyer, Bill Donner, Ray Snttcrlce and Earl Knuth Hal Jones Harold Hal Jones this year completed his third year as assist- ant coach since coming up from W.S.C. Every year he is proving himself a more indispensable cog in the E.W.C. athletic machine. Hal, as he has been tagged by the athletes, keeps the men in working condition as the team trainer.

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1940 Varsity Football Seated: XVcllington Mann. Vic Linden. Pete Montague. Bob Walbor Loren Bnckm ri Jick l-lo nbich Joe Pearson, Bill Dieclrick, Neal Allen. Fred N15 aio Frccl Koch Knevfingz Ray Sntrerlec. Ralph Renn, Brennan Mnclinrlnnd. S mmy Tortorclli II rl Huff 1: I Knuth Elmer Johnson. Jim Spigcr, Leroy Crowe. Del Wisnc D n Chrxstenson St A d G B an n erson. :ary cnncu: Standing: Bobby Knowles. Bill Donner, Bob Gilmore. Ed R ynolcl H1rrs Taylo cn Lo e Oswald, Rnwlin Kinnear. Bob Crumpackcr, Bill Lothsp ch Vit Kanzlc Dick Meyer. Vllaltcr Holmes. Bob Tosch Coach Red Reese Head Coach W. B. Red Reese, by consistently turning out cham- pionship teams at Eastern Waslning- ton college, has elevated himself to the position of one of the best known college coaches of the Northwest. Head coach in all three major sports, Reese has amassed an enviable rec- ord for WINCO championship teams in the eleven years he has been in Cheney. He was made Director of Athletics in March, 1941.

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Football Winninig three and losing one conference game, the Savage foot- ball squad finished in second place in the WINCO league, behind un- defeated Pacific Lutheran's nationally famous aerial circus. In one of the outstanding games of the Inland Empire, the Savages dropped a 20 to 14 thriller to the Lutes for their first loss on the home turf in four years. Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Wasl1ingt011 Washington Montana ...............,.. 9 C. P. S ..............,....,... 6 Central Washington.. 7 St. Martin's ................ 0 Lewiston Normal .,...... 0 Pacific Lutheran ........ 20 Whitworth ................ '0 Westeln Wasl1ington 6 ' fi' . Dick Meyer and Bob Knowles topped off four years of outstand- ing play for the Savages by win- ning the two most coveted awards for E.W.C. gridmen. Knowles was presented the Scarlet Arrow inspira- tional award, the highest award any E.W.C. athlete can receive, for his performance as a signal-calling tail- back. Meyer won the honorary cap- tainship for four years of sparkling P X tackle play. l Meyer 7