Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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The rlartelana, 1937 Top Row: Nuctcots, tTr'ainer1, Graham, Soher, Hummet, Ever-1y, Armstrong, Cohen, Lewis, Ryan. Porter, Tarr, 1V1cE11ish, Kelty, Glover tAsst. Coachi. Bottom Row: Branson 1N1gr.1, VV. Ranking, Schoonover, Lunan, Woolsey, Boyte, D. Craig, VVo11e, 1Capt.D, Mertz, Fay, G. Craig, J. Rankin, Adams, Marti, Kyie, tcoachi. FUUTBZ-XLL 19315 Sept. 25 Vventworth ttherei 0: Tar1fcio 14 Oct. 2 Simpson fthereb 31: Tarkio 6 Oct. 17 Centrat there, 14: Tar1cio 19 Oct. 23 Chitticothe there, 6: Taricio 0 Oct. 30 VVi11iam Jewe11 ttherei 7: Tartcio 0 Nov. 13 1V1issouri Va11ey ttheref 20: Tarlcio 21 Nov. 20 Hastings there, 10: Tarkio 0 Nov. 26 Peru thereli 6: Taricio 7 HE 1936 season under the teadership of the great Lynn Vvotfe was somewhat disappointing to some, for the reason that the hoys did not win the conference, the resu1t of a morat tetdown at Jewe11. Atthough the team did not win the con- ference, they were rated hy the sports writers as the hest team in the conference. The squad was unusua11y sma11, making it hard for Coach Ky1e to train his men in practice. The 1ast of the season the team was handicapped hy the numerous injuries suffered in the Missouri Vattey and Hastings games, especia11y hy the henching ot Capt. Wotfe. The hightights of the season were the two 1atera1 passes of Wotte to Boyte, in the Va11ey game which sent Boyte dashing around end for two touchdowns the 1ast quarter of that game which ended 21 to 20 in favor of the Qwtsg and the Peru game which ended 7 to 6. ' The OW1 gridsters came out of the season with four victories, one tie, and three defeats, on1y one of these defeats in the conference. We were second ptace hotders in the M. C. A. U. conference. We mourn the 1oss 01 Capt. Vvotfe, Boyte, D. Craig, Cohen, and Graham from our gridiron next year. Even with this heavy 1oss of men, we wi11 have a strong 1ine for next year, and a hright out1oo1c into the 1937 season. Page 64

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The Tarkiana, 1937 The success of the 1936 track season was the result of the leadership of Cox. He worked . 3 hard, urging his teammates to do likewise for the benefit of the team. He left hehind an enviahle l'CCOI'd. Jim won the admiration of his teammates hy pushing the har up 1 Capt. COX each year, finally hrealcing the Capt.-elect McFarland college record in the pole vault, unofficially. We expect an offi- cial record early in 1937 season. Although only a freshman, Lee set himself up as a model for others to follow. Lee has already tacked the college high jump record to his accomplishments. The hoy jumps, runs, and throws the javelin well. His nickname should he Versatility. Ralph has never been defeated in M.C.A.U. mile, holding the mile record, two-mile, and half- mile. High point man in the M.C.A.U.ymeet, he was called hy sports writers, the Great Ralphf' He always made honors for the team. , Lee Padget I R. Bennett Page 63 3 .I 17' -. ,- -,,,',- .,.1gf., ,j'.1fg. - 1. 't:,, - -'..-,,. w: .i - . ' , Y. -giaalsgkfisf-Qa ' :.,,Z:5.,,u+ 1 'iiL'ff-alia-1f7 f2H. ' if - 2 '1 2' 1 1s15nn-Q Sw?:L:zsiEQee2--'f-114fHf - fggxeafgif'-'L 1- r -2r'5iY13msgs1,,wf1,,,, ng JL, ,,:.,.,:.U,,1iu1-14 v t

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