Northern Arizona State Teachers College - La Cuesta Yearbook (Flagstaff, AZ)

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Tjx Cuesttt CAMPBELL McCORMICK TEMPE Fighting until the very last, N. A. T. C. lost to her ancient rival, Tempe. Outplayed but nnt outfought, the Lumberjacks did their best to win from the southerners, but to no avail. There were two things which marked the excellent spirit of the school: first, the reception that the student body gave the Bulldogs upon their arrival, and secondly, the good sportsmanship shown by our team, even though we lost by a score of 21-10.

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7 ' - -i Xa Guesta)i JFimtluUl A mtlUiitraliuu AthUnic-s iMiPctor iinil Coach T. Ii. Jcssuppe came to N. A. T. C. this year with an enviable record as an athlete an l coai-li. In his underprailuate days he played on championship football and basketball te:.ms in the Wisconsin College conference and es- tablished records in both. Entering the coaching game, Mr. Je.ssupp? won instant success coaching champion teams in Xew York state. Since his arrival here, N. A. T. C. has won respect that has never been accorded her teams before. E. H. Swede Lynch comes to us from the Uni- versity of Arizona where his record is unparalleled in the west. He played four years on the Var.sity football team, being captain in 191!). Three years he was chosen on the all-southwest team and cap- tain one year. In 1917 he was a tackle on one of the greatest teams ever assembled in America, tlie illst Division of Camp Lewis. This team played in the annual Pa. ' adena classic. Mr. Lynch ' s knowledge of the game has been invaluable to our team. H. W. Denman brings to the college the knowl- edge gained in eight years of successful coaching. During this time he turned out .several champion- ship teams. While in the army he both coached and playeil on the loth Division championship bas- ketball team. Mr. Denman has been a valuable ac- (|uisition to the coaching staff. Jake Bracker has been very successfulf as the business manager of the 192.5 football Xyifn- It was through his splendid bus;nesftvalility jp he placed the Athletic associiflion on n T et i uincially and secured for N. A. T. C. a .-jdmedflj of games with colleges in New Mexico, ArJpivi;v ind California. [ l 2 6. - ; I., i 1 1 - 1

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ry ta Guestg v .ITNIOK (0LI,K(;E Costly fumbles and lack of power to carry the ball over the line at critical moments, coupled with tough breaks, caused the Junior College Bears to beat the Lumberjacks by a score of 18-7. The Lumberjacks comi leted twenty-six downs to their op- ponents ' two. The Lumberjacks lacked coordination in the first half, yet the Bears were unable to p ierce the heavier wall of the up-state college and were forced to use the kick as their only of- fensive threat. The Bears at no time had the ball in scrimmage nearer than their own 40-vaiTl line. 1 : 192 6