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|u(WiH House.Fred11 of1 Of!mryhi.AMES PAYS TRICEibllcare j rtln,A TRIBUTE TODAYHr* Services Held This AfternoonI Y. ii ro-Under Campanile* Bodyn,,_, To Cleveland10—Iowa State col logi(l8 aI paid its tribute today to a fine athleta tand an outstanding student.\.i todar-andF.avid*t t.fortvoolrin-soli-let,ra d einalLonf *1 Vf.vrvUnder the Campanile on the centra] campus at 4 p. m. the college held memorial services for JackTrice, Cleveland, Ohio, football player, who died from injuries receivedin the Iowa State Coilege-AIinnesotagame last Saturday.The service was planned and carnet- I ried through by Trice's fellow stu-Dt. I dents, the Cardinal Guild, student governing body, taking charge of the arrangements. The college author-the I 'Hes dismissed classes at 3 p. m. andn ordered that all offices on the eam-ects | I)US close for the remainder of theafternoon.iais Ihe feeling on the campus todaytary I was one of sincere regret for a manwlio iiad demonstrated many fine inalities on the football field and in he classroom. Trice, who -was «sophomore in the animal husbandry department, was an excellent student,iveraging better than 90 per cent lust year. In the two games that he has playe-i with the varsity teamthis fall he has proven that he wasnot only a wonderful athlete but that he was also a good sportsman.Members of the football team ant'd as pallbearers at the ceremouv,which was presided over by l*i 'silent k. a. Pearson. Dr. O. H. Cessna, •ollege chaplain, opened the service. Hi ief talks were made by J. E. Foster, dean of men, J W. VVJoolrow,chairman of the athletic council, lt;\*McElyea. Ames, president of the Cardinal (Juild and Ira Young, ca;-ain of the varsity football team. Although Trice hud not yet had the•ppert unity to win his letter, iblanket with the football “A covered924 I the casket.During the remainder of the football season, Iowa State players willwear black Ivtnds on the arms of their football uniforms, A number of the Double A fraternity, which is madeup of varsity athletes, will ao-puj-pauy Trice’s body to Cleveland.P J The feeling of students and fa uIt members is taking expression in D’ei 'vising of funds which will pay the funeral expenses and will demonstrate to Trice's bride of a couth * ofmonths and to his mother the regardin which he was held by the college.11/ 4 I TAlf it fAi !i ir*. v fi'r*
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Fairfield Daily Ledger
Fairfield, Iowa, US
Wed, Oct 10, 1923
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