Eastern Washington University - Kinnikinick Yearbook (Cheney, WA)

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MCFARLAND CRUMPACKER LN' I-- r ,WQITMAAY g,, , DONNER RENN Football Spanky IVlacFarland was worth his weight in Wildcats as first-string quarterback . . . Bill Donner moved right into a tackle slot as a freshman . . . Bob Crumpacker, another frosh, saw plenty of action at guard . . . Ralph Renn again did stellar work at tackle . . . Lanky Jack Hornback sub- bed at tackle . . . Billy Diedrick's lack of size kept him from seeing much action . . . Harris Taylor and Bob Tosch earned letters as ends, with Tosch Winning several starting as- signments. HORNBACH DIEDRICK TAYLOR TOSCH

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GILMORE SATTERLEE KANZLER Ray Satterlee. as a sophomore, was unanimous all-conference center for the second straight year. His place-kicking placed him among the top Winco scorers with 12 after-touchdown tallies . . . Vic Kanzler was one of the outstanding ends ever to don a Savage suit . . . Bob Gilmore filled the first team blocking back assignment well. Ed Reynolds switched from end to fullback this year and proved himself worthy of the new post by his excellent defensive play . . . Ends Rawlin Kinnear and Warren Lowe, as fr e s h m e n, established y themselves as outstanding timber for the 1941 pigskin crew ...13-.

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Football Wallt' Holmes was a consistent starter at a guard position . . . Neil Allen and Freddie Koch didn't play much, but gave everything they had . . . Fullback Gary Bennett's line plunging accounted for six touch- downs to give him top honors in that department, and third in the confer- ence . . . Elmer Johnson was another starting guard, and buddy Jim Spiger also saw action there . . . Loren Back- man looked good as a quarterback prospect for next year . . . Bill Loth- spiech earned a letter as a freshman for his tackle play. HOLMES ALLEN KOCH BENNETT LOTHSPEICH BOCKMAN JOHNSON SPIGER