Leander Clark College - Cardinal Yearbook (Toledo, IA)

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ae.. 'tm 14245 2. . H -fares 'r f 11 Xe! be 1 lsefXnL JL: a 1 MCMILLAN Right Guard Mao was the surprise of the year. Appearing for the first time, he looked from the first better than many of the regulars. When he had nothing to say, he kept silentg when he wanted to know some- thing, he askedg and when he was called upon to open up a hole in the line, it fairly yawned. Cheer- ful determination Was Tommy 's forte and it certainly was a pleas- ure to play beside him. REPP Center '!Noisy ofticiated as the pivot and his passing improved steadily. Though a conscientious student of the game, he was equally adept at technicalities and mixing right and left when the occasion demanded. Playing a hard position for his Hrst year Repp held his own against bigger men and never failed to come out on top. INGERSOLL Left Half Ingersoll nlled in here and there as the case might be-usually in the back field. Lacking sundry requisites to success he has one virtue-tliat of knowing his own inability and refusing to recognize it. Takes delight in a rainy day or a practice on a muddy field, and can't be extinguished. 1 W' E 1

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