Iowa Wesleyan College - Croaker Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, IA)

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THE im CROAKER BYRON TALBOT C. Although his first year of college basketball, Talbot played a level-headed, consistent game for the Purple and White. In all but one game he had his man faded on the toss-up. Long shots are his favorites. He will make center position impregnable next year. PETE HASELTINE R. F. Pete held down right forward for the season. Although light in weight, he managed to put up a hard fight in tight places. He was especially strong in times when Wesleyan needed just another basket.

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THE 1919 CROAKER Wft MILO HARSHBARGER Captain-elect L. F. Ike played the star game for Wesleyan this year. He averaged a little less than four baskets per game. He is a fighter who doesn’t know how to quit, and plays a typically college style of ball. He will beat the head of what looks like a championship team next year. PHIL LOGAN Sub. Phil made good wherever he was put in the game. Although handicapped in size, he was a good fighter, and kept his head even though the game was a hair-raiser. In the Simpson game he was a surprise. This is his last year at Weslcvan.

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THE 1919 CROAKER OTIS DEAN Sub. Orville’s little brother was not discovered until the middle of the season. In the games in which he took part, he showed ability worth developing. PAUL SCHAFFNER R. G. Schaff did not get into the game until three had been played. Although he had never played basketball to any considerable extent, he developed during the season until at the close he was air-tight in his guarding. He will return next year.