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Title: The Northern
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Ohio Northern University
Subjects: Ohio Northern University College yearbooks Christian universities and colleges
Publisher: Ada, Ohio : Ohio Northern University
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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e of Adas best. BERNARD KATES As a quarterback, Kates was a bear. He piloted the team with good hardwork and good judgment. He could skirt the ends himself or squeeze throughthe line. He was a good broken field runner and made many a yard for histeam by receiving back punts. ♦ G. M. FISHER Fish was a good steady man at center. His passes were sure and accu-rate and on the defense he broke up many a play before they got started. Thisman never gave up nor considered himself beaten until the last whistle. Hewas in the game every minute and fighting all the time. Pealer, Paine and Kowaless are three men who deserve special mention.While not awarded the official N because they are Freshmen, they partici-pated in most of the games and played stellar football. Pealer was a fullbackof the lunging, vicious type, a man whom opponents feared to tackle. Painea heavy, reliable guard and Kowaless a snappy, scrappy center. This trio willbe invaluable to next years team. 0 187 0 Northern Basketball
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111 Botkins ReillyThompson (.CibcttJJaviesTrostle Harper SleesmanLiddleAckerman 188 Basketball Synopsis The task of developing a basketball team was begun in the face of over-whelming odds. With but one of last years men around which to build the team,and few candidates to select from, Coach Corbett succeeded in putting out asgood a five as was possible under the circumstances. The sqvtad was handi-capped by a shortage of men and a place to practice, as Brown Gym was closedfor some time, being occupied by the S. A. T. C. From a standpoint of games won and lost the season was disastrous as allthe games were lost. But good men were developed and trained by playing inConference games and with the wealth of splendid material from the freshmanclass who will return next year. Northern cannot fail to have a team which willmore than redeem this years record and will undoubtedly be one of the strong-est contenders for the Conference title. It must also be remembered that most of the teams whic

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