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In conclusion, let’s^say farewell to the football men who will
be unable to play next year, namèly Moullen, McIntyre and Hurd.
Moullen will be missed more than any'man who ever • played-for old
Oregon. He has won games innumerable by his wonderful place
kicking and he stands without a peer in the country in this line today,
incidentally, the man with the famous stub foot holds the world’s
record for a place kick in a game ; a hoist from the fifty-three yard
line which- was made in the Idaho game of this year.
From a financial standpoint the season has been a grand suc­
cess. Manager Ralph B. McÉwen, who has handled the coin very
efficiently, will turn close to $2,500 into the student exchequer, after
settling up a heavy expense account.
Much credit
due to our great trainer, “Bill” Hayward, for
the excellentTCondition which the Oregon men were in at the time
of our final*, big games7. "Also assistant coach-'Arfispiger CWes in
^qr his share 'bf praise and the yell leaders, Loosely and Van Dusen,
deserve especial mention for their untiring efforts.
As a clésing remark;.! wish to say another wO-rd'in regard to our
jovial coach?.. The man from Yale has more than made" good with
the University at large and the football team. ;He- put out àn eleven
which wcnaftve qût-pîsévW i games, scored 74 points to 52 for its
opponents;;! and won the undisputed championship of the state.
Not at all bad for'a squad composed principally of freshmen and
entirely unknown to the coach.
Here’s hoping that we get him again next year.
—Oliver B. Huston, TO.