Sioux Falls College - Sioux Brave Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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Page 4 CAMPUSTOWN CHRONIC-ILL Cnmpiistown €iii iddei s Smear Srwish Braves Grab Trophy In Intersection Meet Forced to Return it Though ; Gain 14th in 15 School Tourney By Roswell Rogers Sweeping firsts in all track events with No. 4H Fuller brushes, Campustown col- lege track team ran off with the trophy for the annual intersectional track meet However, the team was apprehended and was forced to return the trophy. There were 15 schools entered in the meet, and Camputown college placed fourteenth. Captain Jacobson got off to a good start in the two-mile, but was forced to run five and a half miles before he could nose out Jimmy Durante for first pla:e. Brennan made the best time in this race, Cagers Win Laurels in Punktana Clash By Wiley Christopher In a thrilling battle by a huge margin, the Campustown cagers trounced the Punktana Puny Peewees in an unrecorded score on the athletic field. Punktana took the floor and ruined a perfectly good basketball contest, asd Bill Teddy Brennan sank a basket Teddy followed by Great Jack Harrington tossing a char- ity. This left one only basket, and Karl Fritz Frantz made it. k Braves Charge Fighting for all the Braves were worth, Phillip Fuzz Peirce was called for charging — he jus: won ' t pay cash. Edward Shimy Shimkat dropped in a bucket but it wouldn ' t sink. This ran the count up to six (downs) . Big Gus Marvin Helfert took the tip-off (of his finger) as Johnny Hoot Gibson was called for traveling (to Missouri). Francis Frannie Peckham broke-his dribble (not New Year ' s resolution). Grant Squeak Farnsworth played the role of the dare-devil when he went over the line and back. LeRoy Sonny Clare scored while Roscoe Brick Harrington counted (ten) for Campustown. Good at Marbles Robert Bobbie Winters was outsand- ing (marble) player. Captain Rookie Rayl held the forwards down to the count of ten. Are you telling me, cried the des- pondent basket maker, no wonder my business is shot all to pieces with every- body in the country making baskets. You see it in the movies and newspapers and everywhere. Coach Iustagohere Wins 28 Trouncings Having proudly led the Campustown athletes ' feet through paths of glory, Ccach I Ustagohere but Igotleftie Olsen can now settle down to a peaceful winter mourning. He has achieved in the remarkable foot — bask — tractor season nine undis- puted victories in which games he was larger than the opposing coach; 28 de- feats (Our coach isn ' t any too big) ; and three non- decision debates with the referee. Oh yes, he casually says, I played here when I was a child. Oh mercy no, there wasn ' t a team then — just me. I was a champion debater in those days, but now I ' m mar- ried Ole Olscn orobably due to the fact that he managed to run only the first hundred yards. In the high hurdles the timekeeper clocked Farnsworth at 16.2 (minutes), and Farnsworth clocked the timekeeper right back; so Farnsworth won second place in the middleweight boxing section. Helfert tossed the discus 506 ! 4 yards, but he was later disqualified when it was learned that he had tossed the timekeeper ' s watch, which the timekeeper had lost dur- ing the boxing exhibition. No Pilot License In the jumps Harrington flapper his ears vigorously enough to fly over the bamboo pole at 4:3 2, which wasn ' t good enough to win 12th place, but it was good enough for Jack, especially since he was operating without a pilot ' s license. Iverson got stuck on the bar in the pole vault at 10.4 !4, and would be there yet if Clare hadn ' t miscued and knocked him off with the javelin. Winter vaulted under the bar twice when it was 12:7. Hujhes and Werle started to burn up the cinder path when the officials weren ' t looking. The officials continued not to look when they discovered it was on fire with the hope that their day ' s work would soon be over. However they were foiled as W. Taylor and Beveridge slowly tram- pled the fire out with their breath-taking two-mile pare. Heave Shot Davis was going great guns in the mile race and was sure to win five points for dear old Compustown, but he quit on the fourth lap when he discovered that Bar- Nose out Pink Team In 9th Inning Rally Rayl, Abraham, Peirce, Werle, Helfert, Gibson, Squeak, Make Prize Breaks By Wiley Christopher Playing before a strong Swish green and pink eleven, the Campustown Braves won a 3-2 victory in a beautiful ninth inning rally under ideal weather conditions of snow, sleet, hail, and rain. The green tornado chose to receive; so Rookie Rayl kicked off on his own 40- yard line. Umpire Artichoka lowered the flag at half mast, and in the mad scamble the strecher boys, Doc Billion and Big Shot Martini, watercarriers, took Referee Antifair off the field. Anyhow Chief Maher made the tackle (fishing) on the 35-yard line. Win 5 yd. Loss On an off-tackle smash, Stub Abraham broke through the (chalk) line and threw the green ball toter for a 5-yard loss. Hassifat, Swish fullback, picked up two-yards (sticks) through center, but fumbled the ball and Bill Potticary recovered (from the flu) for Cam- pustown. Is Hero Fuzz Peirce was saying some numbers, and Jude Werle circled the entire field for exercise and a three pound loss. On the next play Big Gus Helfert passed and Whata Man Bostic bid two clubs. Hoot Gibson hit the line on two feet. This being the fourth down, Kenny Rost, Darling Winter, Hot Shot Norris, Mike Strahon, and Edd e Rouk kicked out bounds in mid-field. The first quarter ended with the score: Swish 0; Campustown 0. Execute Sleeper The Hi 0 packers discovered their mistake, and returned the referee to the gridiron (something in a theatre). Swish took the pigskin in midair, and on a spinner play the entire center spun the ball while the quarter back called out a number, which happened to be the one of Squeak Farnsworth, back, and he (Continued on page 137) ton was keeping up with him. Raveling then took up the banner and carried it to the chalk line amid the admiring cheers of Junior. Rayl became ill trying a high jump, and consequently he scored a few points by heaving the shot. Bassel, who wasn ' t quite as sick, ran Rayl a close second. Koplow, Frost, and the Rice brothers were doing pretty well in the half-mile until a neigh- boring farmer happened to pass by. Now they ' re hitched up to his plow, and Coach Olsen is ahead 40.

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ur fjolicjr To Continue to Build for the Future Rather than for todays Profits alone. To Barn the Good Will of Permanent Customers as the Basis of our Business. , , , BROWN SAENGER STATIONERS PRINTERS BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS STAMPS SEALS SIOUX FALLS. S. D- THIS POLICY IS YOUR PROTECTION. IT IS YOUR GUARANTEE THAT WE PLACE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION AHEAD OF IMMEDIATE PROFIT. OUR SERVICE WILL CONVINCE YOU. One hundred thirty