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Tl RVEJt End Dresser End the outstanding player, 'topping a great mam of the plays before they were even started. The third major casualty of the season came in the third quarter when captain Woods dislocated some rihs. Owing to this injur) Woods was forced out of the game until the latter part of the season. Score; Wesleyan 6—Saint Ambrose U. Next on the list of opponents, came State Teachers college. This was Wesleyan's first appearance on their own lield and everyone looked forward to it with great expectations. The game was fast and hard-played throughout with the Teachers doing the offensive work and Wesleyan the defensive. The field was in very poor condition, bring rather soggy after a heavy rain, giving the pedagogists with their heavier team a decided advantage over Wesleyan. The Teachers suffering from the 'tinging defeat handed to them by Coe college the Saturday before and a moral victory from Wesleyan in 1927 came on the field with a deter-mination to win and to get all they could as was indicated by the score. Score; Wesleyan 0— State Teachers 31. SUTPIIBK Guard Sckastos Crnfrr Page 7S
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„ Bes$osr Kerrv Fullback t Guard The first game of the season was played with Saint Ambrose College, at Davenport. Four new men appeared in the opening lineup, Hilton, Tackleson, Meier, and Rambo. The playing on both sides was ragged , with both teams gaining at will on each other. The “Tigers” showed a tower of strength in the opening moments of the game b making five successive first downs on the “Saints”, hut weakened as they neared the goal line. Wesleyan's only touchdown was the result of a long pass, and several line plunges by Berry. On the defense. Scranton was T: CKEI40X IU-Couferenc,- Quarterback vTvt PaS r ??
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Parks Biccs Quarterback Fullback Homecoming and Central college, of Pella, were the next important features on the slate. At this affair the ‘‘Tigers’ pleased the “Homecomers by setting the “Dutchmen down a notch and winning by a comfortable margin. Tackclson used his passing arm to the best advantage in this game by hurling the ball to Hilton and Berry for long gains and touchdowns. Wesleyan was constantly pushing her opponents toward their goal line and her defense could be likened to a stone wall. As the final gun roared the Dutchmen found themselves trailing the “Tigers by a large margin. Score; Wesleyan 20—Central 0. Hii.ton- Halfback Bradshaw F.nd Page 70
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