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OWE added another first to its long list -pn offer Iwi page ibn-ly T011 row-Coach Thomas Stirling, Ed Ikerd, Bill Nevill, Bob Bakemeier, Dick Baker and Athletic Director Samuel T. Kelley. Falfrlb row--Bob Kash, Jack Simmons, Don Hinkle, Roland Harriman, Jack O'Neil, Andy King, and Philip Gibbs. Tbirzf row-Walter Wilson, Ronald Roach, Lionel Chandler, Bill Linder, Bob O'Neil, Carl Lomatch, Bob Bennett, jack Schaffer, and John Elliott. Srvomf row-Tony George, Thaddius Plummer, Dave Schornstcin, Lewis Larrison, Dave Wyand, Doug Smith, Sterling Raymond, Spencer Talley, and Bob Schatz. liirsf row-Dick Maurice, Paul Jasper, Albert Arnholter, Keene Goodwin, Jim Jacobs, Bob Stan- fill, Bob Baker, and Dick Guthrie. of achievements when, on September 8, Athletic Director Samuel T. Kelley issued uniforms to approximately seventy boys who had reported for Howe's first football practice. Training began almost immediately, and the boys were put through two weeks of fundamental drilling before they were divided into four intramural squads under the direction of Mr. Wade Fuller, Mr. Fred Lemley, Mr. Wathen Leasor, and Mr. Ray Bowman. Mr. Kelley,s chief assistant was Mr. Thomas Stirling, who served as head line coach. Coach Lewis Gilfoy also assisted as did the coaches of the four intramural squads. The intramural teams immediately named themselves Leasor's Greasers, Lemleyis Rapid Calculators, Bowman's Bruisers, and Fuller's Brushmen. Intramural games were played every Tuesday and Friday. Fuller's Brush- men topped the standings at the end of intramural play with four vic- tories and no defeats. Leasor,s Greasers and Lemley's Rapid Calculators both had two victories and two defeats, while Bowman's Bruisers were without a victory in four starts. A varsity squad was then chosen from the four intramural squads and began drilling for the two scheduled games with Warren Central and the Silent Hoosiers. .5
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