Northwestern University Dental School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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add PUNTS 210 K R. VVALDO JQHNSON, our wide-awake football man- J ager, presented each of the boys that earned their 6 a heavy purple sweater, with a gold on the breastg also giving the boys a banquet after the Chicago game. He certainly played his part as manager 9 74' , admirably. Owing to the fact that our Dental School closes about the time the baseball, track and held season opens, we can do nothing in those lines of athletics. This we regret very much, for there is ample material to put in the field, both in baseball and field events, teams that could cope with any of the 'varsities in the Middle VVest. A Dr. Potter coached the football eleven, and to him belongs the credit of building up the tea.m work. XVe hope he may be secured to agam handlethe team next year. In review of last seasonls football games. they were very satis- factory. Although the Chicago Dentals defeated us by a small score, which we all know was by sheer luck, Northwestern still ranks among the leading teams of the lVest. Let us prove this by drawing a line on s-ome of thegames that were played. The Northwestern 'Varsity scrubs played the Dental eleven on Saturday, October 20. The game was practically ours and the scrubs were only scored upon a few times by the 'varsity team. Rush Medics were defeated by Northwestern 'Yarsity, 5-o. We tied them six weeks later and they were in much better shape than when they met the 'varsity eleven. Our next game was with the Chicago L'ni- versity scrubs. They were practically the 'varsity eleven. McCoy. Miller and Campbell, our best men. were out of the game: still. they. b f '1 0're'1t task, succeeded in scoring to-o. This goes to show con- 3 C b C C clusivelv the standing of Northwestern Dental team. .Il-1

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While Northwestern loses about half oi last season's team, there will be double the number of new men just entering school, that have already matriculated, to take theirplaces. This in view, and with Dr. Iohnson,s efficient management, will -make the IQOI team in- vincible. V Q I Mr. Larsins, XVisconsin's star half-back, will be in school next season and will play with the team. There are also several ,Varsity football men coming from Iowa, Minnesota and Michigan. 'The season bids fair to put ap team on the gridiron that will give some of the western 'Varsities a close run. iNext season will see the Brophy cup returned to the Northwestern Dental School. ' We are sorry that the Northwestern 'Varsity track team must take a. back seat,ibut it is plainly seen that management is all that is lacking, for in the Dental department alone there are athletes from the leading 'Varsities in the United States and -Canada.. All they ask is a, chance, and N.orthwestern's pennant will float on the top. The present management of our 'Varsity athletics appears to be only a hgurehead. Something should be do-ne. The management sh-ould be changed or the present one awakened from its Rip Van VVinkle sleep. Either wo-uld make a wonderful change for the better. l X1 Psi P1-ix TALLY-Ho CoAcH EN ROUTE TO G:XhlE 214