South Dakota State College - Jack Rabbit Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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illlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllll -Jack GX ,,,... ...lil ill , I, 5 SD Wh Athletics Have Been Successful at State C. A. WEST. Coach West is mostly responsible for the success of athletics at State College this year. He repeated what he has done in every school that he has coached in the last three years, this being his third championship foot-ball team. lt was due to West's keen analysis of plays and ability to make the right change at exactly the right moment that State was so successful in her foot-ball season. He developed a team. the equal of any the college has ever produced from a squad containing a large number of men who had had little more than high school foot-ball experience. State's shift which West developed to perfection in the team was one of the factors that helped to win most of the games. Not only was State fortunate to have Coach West for toot-ball but for basket-ball and track as well. State's basket-ball team was one of the best In'the Northwest. Its success was due to West's alertness finding the inen's faults and his ability to correct them. As a track coach West has a reputation that is enviable. His teams in lowa were always strong contenders for the state title. His Shattuck Academy team of 1919 was the winner of the Minnesota inter-scholastic meet held at the University ol Minnesota. Coach West was assisted by Major Bradley and Hollace Jennings to round the line into shape. Major Bradley played center on two of the best teams that West Point has ever produced. Ruff Jennings is a two-stripe man and needs no introduction to the older students ot' State. These two men did much to make the 1919 team a winner by their line coaching and their methods of putting iight and spirit into the men, mnnumuuuai C, sour H DAKOTA svaggg Co -lice pi IlllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllll- z 2 2 :: 3 :: 3 2 E E E E 3 1: z : nz :- E

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