Pacific University - Heart of Oak Yearbook (Forest Grove, OR)

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EEEEEEEEEEEEQEEEEEQEEEEQQE CAPTAIN LESLIE HOAR QUARTERBACK In Captain Hoar the 1922 team had a leader worthy of its mettle. jazz made a name for himself by his deadly passing and cool judgment, which was feared by all opponents. ln handling the ball and passing he has few superiot's. He will be greatly missed next fall. GLEN SHEELEY CENTER Red's spiral passes being easy for the hacks to handle, eliminated fumbling in the games. Always on his toes and fighting all the way, he outplayed many heavier opponents. He not only possessed the fight- ing spirit himself, but he instilled his fight- ing qualities into the entire team. Red played his last season of football for Pacific. JOHN GARRIG-US GUARD John is a dependable guard who is always in the game with the old Pacific fight . Although badly crippled at times, he fights to the last and never gives in. This is the spirit that wins, and we will be glad to have John show it again next fall. Om' humlrml ifwenl y EEE E. a gl E E H E I U1 DP FU '-l O P-rl CD DP W if Q 3 la! 3 lgl QEEE seas EEQQQQEEQQQQQEEQEQEEEEEEEEE seas 52593, as is E to as Q as to as to to as sl to to as to is zo. to to to to H to to to E la l as to so to seas seas

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QQQEQQQQQQEEQEQEEQQEQQ EEEQQEEEQ ALB IQRT SCH N El D ER Q I.'11j1r11i11-Elfrll L 'IUtcKI.la In him Pacific has a leader for the 1923 team of whom they may justly fe-el proud. He is a demon on both offense and de- fense and is possessed with that indomitable fight that does not know what it is to stop. He bids fair to lead one of the best teams Pacific has ever had. ESLIE EMERSON Q FUI.I.n.ftck Always on hand and working as hard as he could at all times, Spike'l developed into a good man before the close of the season. This was his first season of varsity football, and playing as he did in several of the games he will he a good man to build on another year. DWVIGHT BLACKMAN END Blackie was injured more or less through- out the season, but gave everything he had while he was in the game. Catching passes out of the air that look impossible is his snecialty. Blackie is also a good defensive man and one of the best open field tacklers on the team. He will be back for his old position next year. Om' fllllltffftf ffwrzrly-01112 255255 El E E E 3 E I U1 EE f-3 CD U1 O DP W is -P El Hai el lei 3 lol EE if Q Q E E E E H qt-. H 55 E S Q EEE EE EQ EEQEQQQ HH- sagem E C53 E E E E E Q E E! E E H E H E EE C53 Q E E E E E E H E E egg! E E. E E E. EE Ei