St Marys College - Dial Yearbook (St Marys, KS)

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ATHLETICS DIAL ANNUAL Onr Hundred Twenty-Seen

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ELMER PORTER—“Potsy”—Elmer was a very valuable man. Either at center or at guard he is hard to beat. He has the weight and knows how to use it. At center his passing was true and swift, and at guard he somehow managed to be always in on every play. “Potsy” has done yeoman service during the past two years. PAUL NOMILE—“Carp”—That Paul lias every quality needed by a lineman, his record at guard shows beyond doubt. He was in every game and his work was brilliant. “Carp” is indeed a fortunate find and will be with us two more years. AVERY BATSON,— “Johnny” — He was in the game with characteristic Batson stamina. Johnny is a freshman, but we forgive him that when we see him fighting on the gridiron. M AURICE MAHONEY—“Red”— “Red” is a real fighter, and one of the most elusive quarter backs seen on the local field this year. As an open field runner, he rates with the best. As a proof of this, need we mention his 80-yard run against Washburn ? PATRICK SLATTERY — “Cuban” — The 1922 club was very fortunate in having the service of “Pat” as manager. Pie was a great asset towards furnishing spirit and support for the team. “Pat” knew his business, as the results attest. RAYMOND GILLIS—“Horse”—Ray played his first year of football and with a skillful mastery of his 240 pounds, he set up an enviable record at guard. If “Horse” shows as much improvement next fall he is certain to be in the ranks of the top-notchcrs. DIAL ANNUAL One Hundred Twenty-Six

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