007_Weber College Co-Captains_1946

              Weber College Co-Captains
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FOOTBALL PILOTS . . . DeWayne Randall of Centerville, left, and
Dick Williams, of Ogden, right, are the co-captains of the Weber
College football team for 1946. They were named at a squad meeting
following practice Monday night.   Randall is a lineman and Williams
is a backfield performer.
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Wildcats to Open
Season Ticket
Drive on Thursday
Chamber of Commerce and Luncheon Club Teams
To Assist Students in $ 10,000 Goal;
Kick-off Dinner Initiates Mammoth Program
Ogden's community football drive for better attendance
at Weber College games this season was outlined at a "kick-
off" dinner in the college cafeteria last night. More than 40
^business men responded.
Leonard G. Diehl, general chairman, outlined the general plan for
• the ticket drive, which opens
Thursday morning and closes late
Friday afternoon. The goal is $10,-
000  worth  of  season   ducats.
Rev, John Edward Carver told
of early football experiences and
of the change in the style of play.
He also urged Ogdenites to get
back of the football program at
Weber college during 1946 and in
seasons to come.
President H. A. Dixon of Weber
college thanked the business men
for their cooperation. He invited
all of them to attend the first football assembly of the year Friday,
! September 27.
When teams canvass seventeen I
districts of Ogden Thursday and
i Friday, each team will be com-
] prised of two business men, a coed
I and a male student of Weber col-
| lege.
The teams have been drafted as
] follows:
Team one Norman Darnbos,
Walter Wall, Shirley Chandler and
Fred Stringham.
Team two — Hal Armstrong,
James Raat, Beth Willey and Dick
Farr.
Team three—R. D. Pollock, J. E.
Carter, Donna Smith and Lloyd
Thompson.
Team four—Eddie Herscovitz,
Stan Kershaw, Norma Manning
anfl Bill Blair.
Team five—Eddie Van Sweden,
Harry Smith, Mary Jean Jensen
and Don Jardine.
Team six—Alf Dalton, M. M.
Evans, Marilyn Robinson and Carl
Blaes.
Team seven—Ken Todd, John
Rushmer, Patricia Madsen and
Tom Poulton.
Team eight—Al Thon, R. O.
Peterson, Gloria Phinney and Paul
Poulton.
Team nine — Ev Jolly, Alton
Parker, Beth Olsen and Lynn Winchester.
Team ten—John London, Jack
Angerbauer, Norma Fletcher and
Bert   Corkey.
Team eleven—Noble Fishburn,
Jack Reynolds, Lou Ann Huss and
Dick  Hyer.
Team twelve — Max Elliott,
Ralph Fuller, Ruth Holmes and
Wally  McPhie.
Team thirteen—J. A. Gealta, Gus
Hayball, Shirley Stark and Walter
Sorenson.
Team  fourteen — Melvin  Bryan,
Ben   Van   De   Graff,   Jean   Binnie
and Roy Madsen.
Team  fifteen—R.  A.  Clarke,  B.
A. Wilkinson,    Kathryn    Hackett
and  Dave Mason.
Team sixteen—Charles Ward, A.
B. Bate, Ruth Dixon and Russell
Thorne.
Team seventeen—Claude Armstrong, Pete Piersanti, Jean Fack-
rell and Harry Soteras.
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