The Scottonian . onsilitis, a factor which should not be slighted in critizing his generalshipagainst Tech. Dutch Vick, the most dependable athlete in Scott, well merits the full-backjob. His reputation belittles any attempt to eulogize him here. Dutch has acollege career now in view, and should become a star wherever he may go. Herb York earns his place as All-Toledo half back through his good workon the offensive. He steps nicely in a broken field, picks the holes with skill, anddoes his share in fine style. The remaining half-back place is a tossup, with Berndt of Waite and Reederand Flues
The Scottonian . onsilitis, a factor which should not be slighted in critizing his generalshipagainst Tech. Dutch Vick, the most dependable athlete in Scott, well merits the full-backjob. His reputation belittles any attempt to eulogize him here. Dutch has acollege career now in view, and should become a star wherever he may go. Herb York earns his place as All-Toledo half back through his good workon the offensive. He steps nicely in a broken field, picks the holes with skill, anddoes his share in fine style. The remaining half-back place is a tossup, with Berndt of Waite and Reederand Flues of Scott in about the same class. Flues did not show his adeptnessuntil the Waite game, when he performed prodigies for the Green and was unfortunate enough to badly injure his back in the first period ofthe Tech fracas and was severely handicapped in his later playing. Berndt wasWaites best backfield man, and it is quite possible that he really deserves theposition more than either of the Scott 131 /5 c ott\ r jffl®Mis —— —.—_ ^Cx31 (Eoarli iropr Several days before the Massillon game last October the football squad,collectively and individually, was feeling pretty blue and this was reflected in thework the fellows were doing on the field. Some of the men were sick, otherswere ineligible or injured, and serious trouble with Massillon seemed probable. However the score against Massillon was very decisive; the team displayeda new fighting spirit and new air of confidence. What brought about thechange? The words that did the trick seem simple enough, but when CoachDwyer gave them to us just before the start of that game, they changed theheart of every man on the squad. Remember, boys, he said, when trouble is piling up in front of you andthings seem to be all breaking the wrong way, then youre all set. But whenthings are coming easy and theres no ruts in the road—look out! Theres anigger in the wood-pile somewhere. Back of that you can see the person
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