Oakland City University - Mirror Yearbook (Oakland City, IN)

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-P J , -4 THEM MIR-B-OR 1 Page Ninetyfttuo 1922 ae.ml6N.9n- STONE-FULL'BACK Brick was a hardfhitting, driving, back. He could plow through thc opponf ent's line on 'most every attempt. We are sorry to lose him by graduation and he surely will be missed. SI-IAFER-TACKLE Windy was a bear on offense and im' movable on defense. This is his last year for Oakland and we surely hate to lose the services of this giant tackle. SNIDER-TACKLE Yen completed his second year of foot- ball in fine style. His presence was always keenly felt by opposing teams. He has one more year to fight for the Oaks. GLENN-GUARD This was Bob's Hrst year in football and we surely wish it weren't his last. He was the big warfhorse of the team, being able to play any position in the line. He graduates this year.

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TIHE M1RRoR g 1929 DOUGLAS-GUARD Doug completed his second year of varsity football. This sturdy fellow is a hard man to handle in the line and we look for great things from him the next two years. ALBIN-GUARD Lee, a Freshman, played in the first football game he saw. This chunky little guard could hold his own against the largest of opponents. We will hear more from Lee in the next three years. HOUCHIN-I-IALFfBAcK john Bull was exactly that when it came to charging down the Held. He could hit the line or endfrun. For a big boy he was exceptionally fast. John has two more years. . FULLER-END Although a Freshman, Ralph landed a regular berth, and was strong both offensf ively and defensively. We expect much of him these next three years.

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