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Title: The Kaldron
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Allegheny College (Meadville, Pa.)
Subjects: Allegheny College (Meadville, Pa.) College yearbooks Universities and colleges
Publisher: Meadville, Pa. : Allegheny College
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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de-mands at all times. Too much credit cannot be given to the manager for the manner in whichhe conducted his office. His efficiency has been measured by the business-likeway in which every game was handled. Managers are chosen from competi-tion and this method gives every man an equal opportunity for the job. Thefact that Flint was first to receive the office under the new arrangement sig-nifies his whole-hearted devotion to his labor. HAFER. 23 Red Hafer stepped into the vacancy left by Scoop Trotters hurried exitand has made good. After Red leads the cheering at a game, Smith Bros, puton night shifts to supply the cough-drop demand. Grace of movement and sym-metry of gesture make his cheering a delight to the eyes. GREBNLUND, 23 Greenlund, the manager-elect, carried enough helmets and met enoughtrains more than his competitors to give him the managership in a walk. Heis already full of enthusiasm for next years outlook and will doubtless make asuccess of his work. One hundred nine
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Stye 1921 Jnotball ©ram Head Coach Herbert McCracken Manager Wilson Flint, 22 Manager-elect Tracy E. Greenlund, 23 Captain Arthur Kramer, 22 Captain-elect Herschel H. Loomis, 23 SUMMARY OF THE SEASON OctoberOctoberOctoberOctoberOctober 1 Allegheny 8 Allegheny 15 Allegheny 22 Allegheny 29 Allegheny November 5 Allegheny November 12 Allegheny November 19 Allegheny 0 Colgate 0 Alfred 0 Grove City . . . 7 Westminster . 0 Carnegie Tech 26 U. of Buffalo.. 6 Dickinson .... 14 Geneva 14 0 7 6 56 13 28 7 KeBitmt of Jfaotball ^faaon nf 1921 Playing good football in one game and off in the next is the best way thatthe 1921 football team may be described. On the whole, however, the seasonmay be said to have been fairly successful, if one does not think so much aboutthe Tech game and concentrates on the Colgate, Geneva, and Buffalo games.With very little material, and much of that inexperienced, Coach HerbertMcCracken built up a team that is always dangerous. The inexperience of themen was respons

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