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A ll of us at Lincoln Memorial University extend a cordial welcome ft to our visitors from the University of Tennessee. Here at Cumberland G"p where we are proud to uphold the f inest educationa I traditions of our great section, we look upon the faculty, staff, and students of
the University of Tennessee as our guide and inspiration. We are grateful for the time-honored friendship and cooperation which has exi3ted between our two institutions, the University of Tennessee, outstanding as a leader among our state institutions of the South, and Lincoln Memorial University, the "callege of opportunity" in the Cumberla nds.
We are honored to have the Volunteers as our worthy opponents in this game which will open officially our new gymnasium. ln the heat and tempest of the soirited contest will be cr.eated thrills and traditions which will be preserved in the annals of both institutions. May the best team win!
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IMU $AIUTB$ fi[NEBAI, I{[TIANB General Robert R. Neyland, Athletic Director and Head Football his l Tth season this year at The University of Tennessee. He was born in Greenville, Texas in t 892 and was Captain of football, baseball, and basketball while in high school. He was appointed 'After to West Point in t 91 2 where he was an outstanding athlete. graduating from West Point, he went to France in \gl7 and at the end ef the war h€ reeeived his B;,S. degree at M.l.T. and then returned to West Point as aide-de-carnp to General Douglas McArthur. of t n | 926, Creneral Neyland became Head Coach at The University pr^babl is that yeers necsrd has built a in 17 hls and Tennessee unequaled in feotball coaching circtes. Eefore the beg,ln'nirg @'+ this season, he had I 34 wins, 20 tosses, and 9 ties and was invited to three
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was graduated from East Tennessee State College in 1934 with the B.S. degree, with a ma jor in General Science and lndustrial
Coach Bailey entered the United States Navy in January 1942 and was discharged in 1946 as Lieuten-
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as head mentor of the Tennessee basketball team. With Coach Lowery at the reins, Tennessee last year con cluded one of the most successful basketball seasons
in its athletic history. Not only was Coach Lowery new on the " Hill" , but to make the odds greater, he introduced the " f a st-brea k" type of p lay. When the season had been completed, the Volunteers had the amazing record of 21 wins in 26 games played. ln the Southeastern Conference race, the Vols finished thrrd with only two losss. Although Lowery had only one regular from the '46-'47 squad ret.urning for the '47 -'48 season, he took a qroup of determined young players and by the season's end had developed a team that was the terror of the SEC
Coach Lowery came to Tennessee directly from Purdue where he assisted the noted Big-N ine coach, Ward P Lambert. He came to Tennessee with an out-
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Mid-West where he or oduced outstanding teams and a number of conference championship tearns. Whil attending Purdue as a student, Lowery played regular end for two years on the football team which won the Big-Ten title in 1931 and were undefeated in 1932. As a guard on the Purdue basketball team, he
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lndiana intercolleqiate state tennis champion at Purdue. Coach Lowery pent 3 0 months in the service, I 5 of these being overseas. He was in Naval Aviation. He is married and has a lO-year-old son, and lives in
Highland Hills. His other duties at Tennessee ar'e-
assisting in football and scouting. Coach Lowery soent 3 0 months in the service, I 5 self ,as one of the nation's top basketball coaches, but every Vol supporter who has seen his team in action has been solidlv sold on the 'fast-breakl' typu of basketThe ' 48-' 49 edition of the Volunteers should ba ll. prove to be a team that will not only draw increasing support from its follower, but will be watched even more closely by is opponents.
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