University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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THE FIGHTIIli BIDGGRS FINAL BIG TEN STANDINGS W L Ohio State 5 1 Wisconsin 4 1 Illinois 3 2 Michigan 3 2 Minnesota 3 3 Iowa 3 3 Indiana 2 2 Purdue 1 4 Northwestern 6 AP FINAL STANDINGS First Ten Ohio State (84) 1432 Georgia (62) 1339 Wisconsin (4) 983 Tulsa ( 4) 936 Georgia Tech 705 Tennessee 533 Notre Dame 509 Boston College 485 Michigan 467 Alabama 234 ( ) First place points 21

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C 1 C H I I G STIFF A revised and revitalized coaching staff again were the unsung heroes in the background of Wisconsin ' s successful 1942 football picture. To them invariably are the team ' s failures attributed, while the credit is spotlighted upon players. With no satisfactory replacement to fill the backfield coaching position vacated by Howard Odell, genial Guy Sundt, assistant athletic director and Cardinal gridiron immortal of two decades ago, wiped seven years dust from his coaching cleats. Sundt again proved himself a man of unquestioned coaching abilities and vast athletic experience. So capably did George Fox handle the duties incumbent upon him as end coach in the previous season, that he was assigned the tackle- tutoring chores last fall and made the transition with a facility and unassuming ease that characterizes him in all his activities. Regular freshman football coach since 1935, affable Russ Rippe ' s advancement to the varsity staff was a happy instance for the guards and centers under his tutelage. Much of Wisconsin ' s success was attributed to the improvement of the center of the line. Suiul, 1 j Uippe iiilililreher Guy Sundt. Prof. Rundell. Harry Stuhldreher, Bill Aspin- wall. Dr. Lorenz. Prof. Truog, Prof. Trumbower, Dr. Dean. Inset: Charles L. Byron, Dave Schreiner. t