Ellsworth Community College - Web Yearbook (Iowa Falls, IA)

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, Z' ut, t pm 'Sl 5- e a N W a -Harry Gaulke Weiglit 150 Played halfback and was at good man in the ofnen. Had a good side step and plenty of speed. Excep ,tionally fast under Dunts Oscar Osee Wleigrlit 170 L-'layed guard and could 'o nndei play like a Veteran. Has plenty of pep and a disposition to make good. NVill be going strong' next year. Herbert VVeIke Vveight 150 Played end and was fast getting.: away. Was a hard man to cover and liked to hit them hard. An exceh tion for a new man. 4 hem Killingsworth YVeipql1t 164 Played tackle and sure could tezu' them tm. YVas a new man but he oot to the game readily 'or 'le liked 'L scrap, He is now in the Navy A. Ray Johnson Weiglit 160 Played tackle and made good. Was conservative and steady and tried all the time. Cou1cln't get 1narl at all. The only married man on the team. Laverne Thies Weig,'l1t 150 Played end defense. A up passage well. Was time. on offense and half on good man for breaking and backed up the line in the game ull of the 0 9 IHC' WEE Y p P 0 nd F lu X 4 1 A , V xv ' ..:3fz'f..1'3'f . - - ., t.-4 .,-L r'92qu: '1:1 '-M .f'f1 ' ...M fy, ef.,-V.: A, 1- vt- ' R - 2 -Lis 52251 f -. qw .1.g-y- - ' . 1.1. 1 I V L , 55.5-S... xg, :1l,?5.,.1g.,-Q size., af.. A x ,Y 27 . 3 X. ,. .,.,.,., H , -. iN -. , . xg ,t.- -. -:M 1 V ' . ' Z t. -i'-I 's ' xii, -' -xl 5 1 4:4 T V, I ,Y Q - ' -. , ., Z 1 Q igif ex Q? s - 5 A A ,I Ii J . W , tfwlml '-- -S '.A' , V' . , -v'. 3 I 1 .,'. : 2.-Q ..V- f - Q 1 Ao.-.l Q ' ' if f. 1 - f 'Ig 5, ,':, Q - Q. .'i' . .1 1 li V- e'.. .,.-' f fw - a-' t 1 1 I l . ff- X i 'S Q1 f ' 1 'WH

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D15 '- age n- im? a -4 It 1 was ff'lll 19 A 9 1 1f f fflfi 1 fllllwll A ' ' W 'li FIRST BASE BALL TEAM Zliaaehall The 1917 baseball season at Ellsworth was a success in every respect. Com- petition for positions was keen throughout the season. A hard schedule was played but a majority of the games were won. Both the first and second teams manifested a fine baseball spirit and were game loosers as Well as exultant victors. A large share of credit for the show- ing of the first team should be given to Prof. Bingham who coached and managed the whole baseball squad in a very efficient manner. ' The baseball standard in the past has been very high and there are strong aspirations for a Hawkeye conference title in the near future. Special reference should be made of the quality of baseball ma-terial during the last two years, which indeed was among the best in the history of the school. The schedules as played by the teams were as follows: . Ellzuxnrth iilirst Gram Ellsworth Opponents Ellsworth Opponents Score Score Score Score Up el' Iowa 1 6 Dubuque German ...., ........ 3 9 p ......... . ...... Morningside .......... .,.. State Teachers lg Dubuque German ....... ,... 1 0 1 7 Upper Iowa ............ .... 2 G Dubuque ..............