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...following men make up the squad: W. R. Arnold '44, R. P. Emerson '43, N. N. Griffith '42, J. S. Jillson '44, R. B. Kent '44, W. C. Palson '44, F. W. Phinney '43, A. J. Pifer '44, C. H. Robbins '42, K. T. Rogers '42, J. Jopka '43, G. H. Stewart '42, H. C. Tuttle '43, D. K. Webster '44, R. J. Mead '44, T. Coggeshall '44, J. S. Browne '44, W. S. Ellis '44, S. H. Noon '43, S. S. Poland '44, G. J. Lyons '42, F. C. Scott '43, W. A. Rich '44, E. J. Sullivan...
Head cheerleader this year is Bill Young, with Seniors Chuck Griffith and Dick Harris and Juniors Bill Alexander, Bill Drucker, Don Lutze, and Charles Moria as his assistants...
...been the biggest news in U.S. sport. Radio programs were interrupted for Di Maggio bulletins. Crowds jammed the ball parks where he played. Three days before, when he broke the modern record of 41, set by George Sisler in 1922, 31,000 parboiled fans crammed into Washington's Griffith Stadium. Day before, when he tied Keeler's all-time major-league record,* there were 53,000 in the Yankee Stadium...
Some of them remembered the remark of canny Clark Griffith, baseball's Old Fox: "Trying to choose between Cobb and Ruth is like trying to choose between two $20 gold pieces...
...Washington's Griffith Stadium one night last week 25,000 fight fans yelled themselves limp. It was the first round of Washington's first world-championship heavyweight fight, and there, hanging over the ropes head first, was Joe Louis, the champ. The boxer who had dumped him on to the ring apron was 25-year-old Buddy Baer, baby brother of onetime