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Show VARSITY SQUAD Back row (left to right): Coach Ike Armstrong, Merle Brown, George Richardson, Floyd Spendlove, Bill Aspden, George Leatham, Jack Thompson, Mac Speedie, Wayne Clark, Carlos Soffe, Earl Pierce, Wayne Page, Herman Loeffler, LeGrande Gregory, Burt Davis and Coach Pete Couch. Center row: Charles Hansen, Florin Nelson, Bob Johnston, Gene Robertson, Rex Jorgenson, Pete Nawman, Captain Rex Geary, Keith Fitzgerald, Woody Peterson, Hartley White, Willard Call, Dale Montague. Front row: Huck Adelt, Jim Pistorious, Chester Kim, Boyd Thompson, Jack Mecham, Tom Evans, Dale Sor-enson, Gay Adelt, Joe Frisch, Dale Peters, Paul Mars and Trainer Einar Neilson. Fve heard a lot of Mike and Ike stories, but the now famous Mike Casteel-Ike Armstrong argument of October 13-was the first one I had seen. An attempted onside kickoff by the Wildcats, to the utter confusion of the officials, was the cause. But the argument was only a teaser of what the southern men had to offer. Not only did they successfully employ the ancient Statue of Liberty play, but they stood nonchalantly in their own end zione and fearlessly tossed passes or ran the ends from fake kick formation. However, after Dale Sorenson intercepted a pass and ran down the sideline 73 yards for a touchdown, the Redskins introduced razxle' dazzle ball to the Ute stadium and made it pay, to the dismay of the folks from Tucson. V > / Zhey Cost to the Aggies, But 'Downed Two hundred sixty-four V / 'V • |
