Cowan To Lead The Lobos In 1926 Football
W D Cowan of Pecos was elected regular captain for 1926 andBozarth of Taylor was chosen line captain at the Sul Ross College football banquet held December 5. President Morelock spoke on cooperation and the team creed was adopted affirming Alma Mater, clean sport, and loyalty to Captain Elect Cowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Cowan
Marshall Bozarth
Taylor
Midway Cafe
Moretock
Townsend
Sul Ross
Morelock
Anyony
Kelly
Pecos
Boart
Cowan
Sut Ross
Bozarth
Sul Rose
Jother
Cittey Lobo
Wesley Townsend Retiring Captain of the Lobos
Wesley Townsend known as Wes, longtime captain of the Lobos, is retiring after leading the team with steady play and strong leadership. His tenure as captain helped shape the squad during his years on the program.
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Wesley Townsend
The
Lobos
Wesley ‘Townsend
Wes
Sul Ross Stars Highlight 1928 Football Captain and Backfield
A profile of Sul Ross State Teachers College athletes detailing Townsend and Cowan. Townsend, 21, 6 ft 2 in, 178 lbs, from Pampa, Texas, a standout captain and scholar who played every quarter and will star on the basketball team. Cowan, about 190 lbs, solid ground gainer and tackler, once played at Pecos High and Baylor, noted for academics and popularity.
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Sul Rose
Ralls High School
Sul Rows State Teachers College
Pampa
Texan
Texas
Townsend
Ainstays
Jwhien
Wesley
Lobos
el Paso
Cowan
Sul Ross
Pecos High
Baylor
Cow-an
Lobo Squad Highlights Former Captain and New Additions
Br. G. Kelly, longtime captain of the Sul Ross Lobos, plans to return for another season and complete his degree. George Hamilton and W. D. Cowan emerge as key newcomers, with Cowan shoving through the El Paso Junior College line for five touchdowns in the Thanksgiving game.
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BR. G. Kelly
Lobo
W. D. Cowan
Pecos
Sul Ross State Teachers College
Cowan
Lobos
New Mexico Aggies
Las Cruces
el Paso Junior College
Drury Wood Star Guard of Sul Row Lobos
Drury Wood, 20, 5'11" and 165 pounds, native of Alpine, finished Alpine High in 1922 and now stars at Sul Row State Teachers College. He has played guard and tackle, excels in protecting the line, and has started in every Sul Row Lobos game since 1920s, earning praise for grit and steady play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury Wood
Alpine High School
Sul Row State
Imetitus Widom
Boon Ae
Lobos
India
Lobos Elect Line Captain Marshant Nozaren 1926
Marshant Nozaren is elected Line Captain of the Lobos for 1926. The six foot, 185 pound, 20 year old tackle is regarded as the most versatile and dependable lineman the team has had. He has started every game this season and starred in key matches against Daniel Maker College and New Mexico A and M. He aims to return to Sul Ross to pursue his degree next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Kelly
Odessa
R. G
Sul Ross Lobos
Sul Ross State Teachers College
Lobo Sound
Toueis
Lobos
Sal Kelly
George Hamiton
Nen
Texas
Live Oak High School
Sul Ron State Teachers College
Towers
Mana
George
Sul Ross
Bar
Marshant Nozaren
Weigus
Daniel
Faculty Recital Features Boardman and Batey in Concert
The faculty recital, led by Truman Pouncey, showcased Miss Boardman on violin and Miss Batey at the piano with supporting performances by Miss Gillett and Ms Haynes. A Goodeve encore and praised violin solos highlighted the evening as artistic and professional, with Marfa repeats drawing a smaller, appreciative audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rma Lee
Katellerama
Mary N’ Haynes
Frances Gillett
Miss Boardman
Miss Batey
Miss Gillett
Mia. Hayne
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Sal Ross
Graves
Moreof
Terry
Allen
Lease
A. Denman
D. Denmi
Gronde
Norida
ELGIN
Alpine Jewelry CO
Holland Hotel Bldg
Alpine, Texas
George Hamilton
Drury Woop
Marshall, Bozarth
Truman Pouncey
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