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Football At the beginning of the season, prospects for a winning team were not overly bright. The candidates consisting of a few veterans, and enough new men to bring the total up to the number necessary to play. Sometimes as many as Iifteen men reported for practice. Among the men were some who showed exceptional ability along certain lines. For accuracy and distance in passing the ball, Thomas would rank among the best in the state, and it would be hard to find more skilled men than Behrens and Anderson in the art of receiving long passes. The team developed slowly but surely, there being absolutely no com- parison between the eleven individuals who played the first game and the nine that played the last game. A glance at the score book would be enough to convince the most skeptical of the 'wonderful improvement of the team. This improvement is due entirely to the faithfulness of the men in practice, and to the good spirit with which they followed instructions. Some of the best players on the team will be lost through graduation. Men like Thomas, King, Miller and Royal, whose steady, faithful work help to make the football season a success. The back field and the ends will all be back, .and with a nucleus of veterans like Laverty, Nelson, Tyson, Anderson and MacDonald, Western should have a winning team for 1913. L. E., Behrens, L. T., Thomas, L. G., Royal: C., MacDonald: R. G., King: R. T'., Miller, R. E., H. Andersong R. H., Nelsoug L. H., W. Andersong F. B., Laverty captainjg Q., Tyson: manager, Neal.
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