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ÂŁ. Smith, S. llowker, C. Atkinson, A. Kamdevicz, G. Price, Manager B. Wetlel. C. Anderson,
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Donavan, A. Aschenbrener, Coach Price.
J. Cal>loia, L. Zenkovich, '. Engelking, H. Durham, E. Acuff, 1\1. Stoddard, Coach Bank, Coach Tessier.
Come springtime and the grass gets green and the sun gets warm, the boys again turn out for football practice. The lads who pia yed frosh ball are turned loose against the varsity to show their stuff. Coach Bank starts to formulate a team of the material he has on hand. Figuring it all up the football players give up about three hours a day for four months of the school year in strenuous training. T o these guys who work so hard to make the University of Idaho more popular and to bring it more fam e, we say ... "hats off!"
MIKE worked for years to get a training room that was adequate to handle all the sprains, charley horses, colds, etc., that demanded treatment by him. In the last year he finally obtained it. His many sun lamps bake out colds, sprains, and bruises of athletes from morning until night, from spring until fall. Basketball and football fan s know Mike by his black bag and quick movements as he babies the injured players or administers smelling salts at the quarter time.
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