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1 F orly- f our EARL HUTCHERSON fliutchj Left Half-back, Qlfaptainl. 3 years-Wt. 165 lbs. Ht. 5 ft. 8 in. Accounted himself for 28 touchdowns during the season of '27. WAYNE MAUPIN C'I111ClC-l'lZl11111WCI'D Quarter-back. 2 years-Wt. 135 lbs. Ht. 5 ft. 8 in. 92 yard run checked to his credit. J. C. FAILING Cxlrticj Full-hack. 4 years-Wt. 168 lhs. Ht. 5 ft. 8 in. For two years consistent puntcr fox the team.
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114: ILJI y y 0 n!' 1 I .. y Q Q .. lf-Eviziill' ', 0 ' I , ti .P , f C g egqre ee- e .F W ' I 1 F FOOTBALL Top Row--Clyde Charvoz, A'sst. Coach, Jesse Pruett, Graden Hale, .Karon Stoker, Walter Grother, Wesley Lowery, Earl Gregg, Cleo lVlel'ullough, Arthur Sims, Clyde Boyd, Coach. Second Row-Earl Smart, Floyd Gibson, john Wolford, Floyd Conn, Gsorge Porter, J. C. Failing, Pcrey Hall, Duane Brunken, Ellsworth Parraek, Jesse Hutcherson. Third Row-Melvin Riggs, Scott Rider, George Fisher, Tweed Failing. Earl Hutcherson, Captain, Wayne Maupin, Eearl Messall, Lloyd Conn. Lemareh Smith. The The score of The ence game of the season, which Garber won with a seore of football season for 1927 was one of the most sueeessful in the history of the school. opening game was played here with Carrier. the Wolverines winning with a large X5-0. This game was a non-eonfererice. second game of the season was played at Lamont. This game was the first eonfer- 37-7. Although Lamont lead the first half with a seore of 6-7. The 25-U. The Wolverines C1l'CUlI1l1lilTCtl another victory by winning from Hunter, the seore being The game was played on our own soil. Tonkawa Pirates were our next victims, loosing with a score of X-U, a safety being scored also a touchdown, failing to kick a goal. This game was played at Tonkawa. Medford fell to defeat under the Wolverines. The game being won easily with 38-I3 as the seore. The next game was our only conference defeat. Nash was the opponent and the score was 7-IX. The game was played at Nash. txContinued on page 57j . -s '- ,-'map wwrwg, J +- i M- - fteafeiwiww r - - . F art y-three
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TWEED FAILING fSlimj Guard 2 years-VVt. 150 lbs. Ht. 5 ft. 1 1 in. A player who always put up a good fight. ARTHUR SIMS Qflggriculturl Center 2 years-Wt. 165 lbs. Ht. 5 ft. 10 in. Made all-Conference center in '27. MELVIN RIGGS Cliollywoodj Left Guard 2 years-Wt. 160 lbs. Ht. 5 ft. 7 in. He hits 'cm hard. F art y- ,iw
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