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any other peace-time school activity. Prob F
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and shortages in finances, equipment and labor | Bresin icc | : |
forced many colleges to abandon inter-school ai ae | |
contests. Alvey hae | | |
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ing players—many of whom will be in service os Be ompson G
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intercollegiate athletic competition for service men WM which number about 500.a Estabrook lc
assigned to the colleges for training. The Navy en- | are made up exclusively |
courages its trainees to try-out for school: teams, | ’ about 12 per cent of the |

 
 

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Sat. Dec. 18—U. of Illinois at Columbia + *Mon. Feb.
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Tues. Jan. 4—Westminster College at Fulton 1
*Sat. Jan. 8—U. of Kansas at Columbia mat: Feb. gs
*Sat. Jan. 15—U. of Oklahoma at Norman *Mon. Feb. 21-
Mon. Jan. 17—Olathe Pre-Flight at Qlathe '. *Sat. Feb. 263aamm 1
“Sat. Jan. 22—Iowa State at Ames | *Sat, Mar. 433m Columbia
*Sat. Jan. 29—U. Oklahoma at Columbia z *Tndic

   
 

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“pl. Melvin nbaum—23 yrs.—)'7”—160. lbs.—for ward
! ‘Iwo years on Austin H. S., ‘Chicago, team.
— Cpl. John R. Abbott—19 yrs—5’8”—135 lbs—guard
* 4; Three years om Walnut (Ill) T1..S. team.

Pic. Marvin Vander Veer—19 yrs.—s’7”—140 lbs—guard

Two years on team at Amsterdam (N. Y.) high school.

»  lst Lt.Malpert 2 Thompson—25 yrs.—6 tt—190 lbs:-;euard
~ Cpl. Louis H. Alvey—20 yrs.—5’11”—140 lbs.—center

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te ae Two years on team at Morgansfield (Ky.) high school.
ae oe ee Hue Cpl. J. Frank Donohue—25 yrs.—5’6”—150 lbs.—for ward
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: r . Cpl. Henry Cowan—22 yrs.—5’10”—155 lbs.—guard
re Bioy?: ee ee. e ae md po en Sie Four years on team at New Bedford (Mass.) Vocational School.
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