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...dance committee headed by Robert F. Dine '37, Winthrop H-32, including Fred P. Glike '37, William V. Smith '37, and Lemuel B. Hunter '37, has arranged for music by Ned Marshall's "Crimson Club" orchestra, and refreshments for all. A Cinderella slipper dance, balloon dances, and elimination dances are a few of the amusements in store for those who attend. Subscriptions at $2.00 may be obtained from Dine or at the door...
...Ned Cutter, Johnny Mechem, Gene Emerson and "Chips" Callaway are the returning veterans who have taken part in the three practices to date. Leo Ecker, Louis Carr, and Traf Hicks have also been on hand but have favored bad legs and been kept out of active scrimmaging. Up from last year's Jayvees have come Charlie Bellows, Ren Russell, and Bill Lovering to bolster the defense squad, while Hans Carstein, Dick Howe, and Frank Eaton are seeking places on the foreward line. Joe Patrick, Freddie DeRham, Pete Stone and Jack Cunningham have shown up best so far from the large...
...replacements, Cooke, a youngster and Ingram's first understudy, is likely to draw attention. A sharp-shooting passer, he promises to develop into a triple-threat. Ned Thomas and Charley Reimann, who started against the Irish in place of Ingram and Schmidt, both use their speed to advantage and Fay Wilsie is a first-class bucking and blocking back. In the line Gunderson and Janney at guard, Hessel at tackle, and Emrich and Bringle, ends, should see a good deal of action...
Adams House will hold another of its football tea dances Saturday, after the Army game. Ned Marshall's Crimson Club Orchestra will play for dancing from 5:30 to 7 o'clock in the Lower Common Room. Admission will be 25 cents per person...
...proceed. I've been asked what I think of American football. Well, I'll be frank. When I saw about 40 hunched and helmeted figures charge out on the field my first instinct was to fly. They all looked like an Australian desperado named Ned Kelly. This gentleman was a bush ranger (first cousin to a gangster), who, in the last century, acquired a coat of chain mail, made himself a helmet out of a kerosene tin, and terrified the Australian bush by daring feats of robbery and violence...