Purdue debris . ••i* ? Kieffer stances we turned out a team ofwhich we had every reason to feelproud. All the elements which con-tribute to the building up of agreat team worked in harmony toaccom])lish the final result, in a re-markable degree. In the first place,the squad of men who presentedthemselves as candidates was madeu]) of fellows of superior characterand caliber. From the first allworked hard, faithfully and intelli-gjnllv, and set for themselves and 104 for future teams a high stand-ard of training and \gain, the coach whomthe Athletic Association wasfortunate to po
Purdue debris . ••i* ? Kieffer stances we turned out a team ofwhich we had every reason to feelproud. All the elements which con-tribute to the building up of agreat team worked in harmony toaccom])lish the final result, in a re-markable degree. In the first place,the squad of men who presentedthemselves as candidates was madeu]) of fellows of superior characterand caliber. From the first allworked hard, faithfully and intelli-gjnllv, and set for themselves and 104 for future teams a high stand-ard of training and \gain, the coach whomthe Athletic Association wasfortunate to possess in the per-son of Mr. Nicol, was unusual-ly capable, energetic and help-ful and it was clearly manifestthat his strong and able man-agement was a most valuablefactor in the accomplished de-velopment. The final and es-sential factor in the growth ofthe team to its highest degreeof perfection, was the magnifi-cent aid and support renderedby the entire student body. General Miles, who helddown the posit
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