Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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The Athletic Roll of Honor Although the sixteen men named in the preceding pages have been definitely designated as the greatest of the great, the Committee of Six have named more than a score of outstanding athletes who rank almost on a par with them. At least honorable mention should be given to the following for their athletic service to Rutgers: JOHN Bist-IOP, '78 WAINWRIG1-tr D. TWING, '16 WILLIAM I. CHAMBBRLAIN, '82 JOHN N. WITTPENN, '18 CHARLES J. SCUDDER, '89 JOHN BRECKLEY, '19 HOWARD ELTING, '90 ALFRED T. GARRETT, '19 JAMES BISHOP, '91 ALFRED A. NEUSGHAEER, '19 HENRY LOCKWOOD, '91 FRANK KELLY, '20 GABRIEL LUDLOW, '95 JOHN S. W1-1rrEurLL, '21 GEORGE LUDLOW, '95 LEO GIEEEL, '23 CLARKSON RUNYON, '95 HOWARD B. RAUE, '24 W. V. B. VAN DYKE, '96 DAVID T. BENDER, '25 W. T. E. ELMENDORF, '02 BEN JAMIN C. GmsON, '25 WILLIAM P. PATTERSON, '02 LESTER B. HANF, '27 O. D. MANN, '02 GEORGE W. YOUNG, '28 JAMES ALVBRSON, '12 STANLEY ROSBN, '29 RALPH G. SEILER, '16 GEORGE H. KOJAC, '31 It is with particular pride that undergraduates point to the names of Roberts, Young, Rosen and Kojac, who have been the outstanding Rutgers athletes in the last few years, and who are not far behind the first sixteen in prowess. Knowing just how great these men are as athletes, we have some idea of the greatness of their predecessors. The accomplishments of Rutgers athletes of the past will never be forgotten, and their example will forever be an inspiration to the Scarlet warriors of the present and of the future. The athletic repu- tation and fame gained by these men for the 'university must and will be carried on. Leili''YT'TIE'-'TIiIlILIZI.113'i'iFT3L 'I5ZLiEZ1fTII..E QL .. 2 FTE . 5? H A- -..L LY, .,,.. ... -.--.-...?I-...,--.- ..,.,..,,-,.,.....,-L. f f V' - -A -.'.'f.- 5 l' 2, S.. -, . . L .,, . .1 'l 'r 'E-oe... 'f retina Ei: was f 1 1 'A' Q- . f 1 , , . , . , , , ' -' -,LTI W X--.Ni '. 'v' H15 4'-:' S' -. 'T .T 4-7 4' w L fr, ,. .H M ,, -I1 'll .. fi ,L f .. f' - fi e .V-,.f'.,f 1 1 I ag J- f 'V' 5--CL:-'::.f 4 R-Lf 1 J ..-- E3 'TQ gl! ,Tb MVN gl - f pt 'lr -f -1 za ' iz' 1. ' 2 .gQfl'I.'I,'1IL.T2.1lL'l.'ZT..... 'I1'.''IiIZ.7.ZTT,LZ1I'..TI.TL1lll1'lLTiTZl '.........,llT'L...' IlCI.'I1IL'Il'.'f........ '' .ith-.-, 2115- Lil ---f------- w--f-..--..e....-.-f-..,........---.... - L. L .,.,,,.: ,,-.,,w:,.. . , Y-.,,,, .Q .2,,.,

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