Huron University - Rubaiyat Yearbook (Huron, SD)

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lip f :Q 1, X. . 'J it + fri H t ,pn if Q2 , yt li? Fi Y A il w .,.,,,,,....,, ,Y a.,,,,VVf Y- -,s...a,,. . afar Yam.-.A,-f,..:yv,Y V-M-V-V ,Y V--V-U VV -VV-flu-ss--WV--LV' - MV-- nv 1 rIE T.-1' 'ff I ' ii J -zvg V .L- V Y- -- :V e '-I faq. - - .a - , X ... V - - - ,. ff-: x H rr I' Captain Hogan, playing his third year for Huron College, lead his team mates in a remarkable Way. At center he was an accurate passer and caused the opposition much Worry. He was a tower of strength on the defensive. He was an all-conference selection in 1923 and undoubtedly would have placed again had one been chosen. 1 ,gl e,.,.,. .. Captain-Elect Sowles' brilliant l work at quarterback has caused no , i , it A ' J, A, , ,. g.. , 4 v I 1 1 an-mm:-ape: :f-saw:-iazzaa .V 1: f 2 ga QQ n x 4 f X if A K it Al end of Worry to the opposing team V:.f?V iiii ff' is and his playing was a feature of every 1 :1 JOHN HOGAN game of the season. He is a go-od Cffffff general and has an uncanny way of catching and returning punts. With Louie at the a H Ji ' l' W head of the team, our prospects for the 1925 season , look Very promising. V 1 ' , LoU1s SOWLES gi! Y Quarterback f s t V .113 1924 FOOTBALL SEASGN l l l 7? F of 1924. However, the team learned considerable although the scores t X would indicate that it W as a rather unsuccessful seasong ' ul , Y V TRIS! :- ' W'th '1 team almost annihilated by graduation and failure to return 1 5, a , Coach Liem began to build a team with his six letter men 'is '1 nucleus. Our first game, r , 'Q S I' f ff if -di Z , . TF? 9 le- ' i L ' yi as M 1 4 C 1. C Q i L ' c 4 I 1 a practice game with the Flandreau Indians, resulted in the long end of a 75 to O v l t ir ' . '. 4 4 A . H -. . 1 7 ' L - ' L V C ' I il- I I li l wwf ' r ll scere in our favor ln this game Coach Liem used every man Scoring began in the ' l i T 1 rst few minutes and continued regularly the rest of the garre Lighrty,-six L 2 .-4-, FE Pd i rn .XRD LUCK seems to be the best possible phrase to express the seascn I ' Our first conference game was play ed ix 1th Eastern Normal on her homecoming .Ill