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University of Col~rado vs.

Colorado State College

Colorado Stadium Oct. 26, 1935 Homecoming

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University Faculty, Eniployees and Student Body consider the

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GREETINGS AND GOOD LUCK The Chamber of Commerce is glad to welcome the "Thundering Herd" of Buffaloes back to the Corral and wishes them a successful season on the Range.

We also extend greetings to visiting Football Fans and opposing teams and wish them all the pleasure that can he d~erived from a visit to Boulder.

'Ne are proud of the University and win or lose,

We are BacJt of the Buffaloes THE BOULDER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

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WELCOME AGGIES Welcome, Colorado State! Back in 1892 the University of Colorado football team met the Colorado State eleven for the first time. Colorado emerged from the battle a 76 to 6 victor.

Since that date Aggies and Colorado have met on the gridiron thirty-six times. Again today the two schools are meeting on the football battlefield and we are happy to engage the "Aggies" in athletic competition once again.

Colorado State and Colorado University compete against each other several times each year in the field of athletics.

Colorado State's famous "Aggies" conquered Colorado's Buffaloes three times in the past four years on the football field and are anxious to add another victory this year. Today's clash should be as colorful and stirring as the thirty-six previous meetings.

• The warm friendship has been growing constantly with each successive meeting of this continuous riv a 1 r y, which has been broken only once since 1901. In 1905 teams representing these two great institutions did not play.

But win or lose, Colorado knows a fine spirit of sportsmanship and honest effort which has characterized all the games of past years will prevail, cementing more firmly our bond with Colorado State HANS WAGNER Ass't. Coach College.

• HARRY HUGHES Head Coach It is with great pleasure that Colorado University welcomes the dean of Rocky Mountain Conference football coaches, the "Old Master"-Harry Hughes. For twentyfive years Harry Hughes, the "Fort Collins vVii:ard" has tutored the gridmen of ColoraJo State College.

Coach Hughes was one of the greatest players in the history of the University of Oklahoma-he is one of the greatest coaches in the history of the Rocky Mountain conference.

NEXT WEEK'S GAME University of Colorado vs. Colorado College (Buffaloes)

(Tigers)

Saturday Afternoon, November 2 Kickoff 2 :00 P. M. Coach W. T. "B111ly" Van de Graff brings his group of Tiger cats to loose from their cage onto Norlin field next Sat11rday afternon. It is bound to he a lively afternoon "·hen the Colorado College gridmen do battle with the Buffalo herd.

Traditional rivalry between the University of Colorado and Colorado College is among the oldest in the west. Whenever the two schools meet on the gridiron, a thrilling, interesting battle may be expected by the fans. Plan to attend now. Walter B. Franklin, graduate manager of athletics, suggests all fans reserve their seats early.

GLENN MORRIS Ass't. Coach

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University of Color-ado Football Coaching Staff

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BERNARD OAKES

ERNARD F. (Bunny) Oakes came to Boulder from the University of Montana, where he was head coach for five years. After being graduated from the University of Illinois 111 1924, he began his coaching career as line coach at the University of Nebraska. He then went to Tennessee as assistant to Major Neyland and from there to Montana.

Our new coach is an authority on line play and has written several books on the subject.

He has designetl various pieces of football equipment and apparatus such as blocking dummies, line sleds, and players' equipment. _ Although he is noted as a line coach, Bunny also has played in the backfield. He lettered four years at halfback in high school. He served overseas with the Marines in the World War. At Illinois he played fullback on the freshman team but was shifted to a tackle post on the varsity for three years.

FORREST COX

Forrest (Frosty) Cox comes to Boulder from the University of Kansas where he was a star in football and basketball. Frosty made the All-Big Six teams in both sports, and upon his graduation in 1931, was made freshman coach by his Alma Mater. Kansas is nationally famous for her basketball and Frosty was one of her greatest players.

In four years Colorado has had four basketball coaches. This fact has kept the Buffaloes from accomplishing much. Cox is young and energetic, and has the foresight to build for the future.

JOHN MASON

John Mason, during his residence at the University, has acted as assistant in football under three coaches. Hi able assistance has been a maj or factor in Colorado's success. John had the satisfaction of seeing Colorado win from his Alma Mater, Oklahoma A&M, in 1933 in a hotly contested affair.

FRANK POTTS

Frank Potts came to Colorado in 1927 from Oklahoma university. He has been head track coach ever since, and though he has fallen short of his great ambition to win a conference championship in his favorite sport for Colorado, his teams have won Eastern Division championships on numerous occasions. Colorado plays his Alma Mater, Oklahoma University, again in 1936. He has assisted with Colorado's football teams and during most of his residence in Boulder he has acted in the capacity of head freshman coach.

HOW ARD WAITE

Howard E. Waite, formerly of Colorado College joined the University staff this fall and will be team trainer for all sports and professor of corrective. Howard graduated from the University of Illinois in 1930. Immediately after his graduation HO\vard joined the C. C. staff and became one of the best-liked men on the faculty.

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Quality Meats and Groceries

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Alumni--We Bid You

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Welcome, Colorado University Alumni! The annual trek back to the scene of sweet memories and the birthplace of true friendships is the order of the day.

The welcome sign is out for all returning grads. Colorado University in appreciation for all the things done by those of her sons and daughters who have striven and achieved, has done her utmost to make this day one of the happiest events of the year, and one which will revive happy memories of their undergraduate days.

Homecoming day gives an opportunity for all in the great University family to again feel the enchantment of old Alma Mater. Returning alumni may see and clasp the hand of old friends and classmates; and those of the University who reside on the campus today may play host to sons and daughters of the University who have strayed from her sheltering care.

Nothing has been omitted to make your annual pilgrimage one that will linger with you. The following are features of this year's homecoming program, which will come after the game. Teas for Alumni and their families will be given by the schools of the University, and various Greek organizations. The largest Alumni tea will be given in the Memorial building, immediately follpw~ng the football encounter. The annual Homecoming p1ay will be presented at 8 o'clock this evening in the University theatre.

The program of the day ends with a dance under the auspices of the A.S.U.C. in the main ballroom of Memorial building. "Chubby" Durnell and his popular campus band will afford the music.

We hope that all loyal Alumni will grasp the full significance of Homecoming and take advantage of the opportunities offered by Homecoming programs to acquaint themselves again with student life at Colorado.

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Remaining Games For Colorado Nov. 2-Colo r a<lo College at Boulder.

Nov. 9-Utah UniYersity at Salt Lake.

Nov. 16---Kansas University at Boulder.

Nov. 23--\ i\Tyoming University at Boulder.

Nov. 28-Denver University at Denver.

Remaining Games For Colorado Aggies Nov. 2- Utah State at Logan, Utah.

Nov. 16---Utah University at Fort Collins (J-fomecoming).

Nov. 23- Colorado College at Colorado Springs .

Nov. 28-New Mexico U. at Albuquerque, N. M.

1934 Record of Colorado University Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado

University 0, Univer sity 0, U niver sity 7, U niversity 48, Un iv ers ity 27, Un iversity_,, 40, Univers it )~- 31, Univ ersity 7,

Kansas U. 0.

M issouri U. 0.

Gree ley State 13.

Brigham Young LJ. 6.

Colorado State 9. i\Iines 6.

C"olorado College 0.

Denver LJ. 0.

1934 Record of Colorado State College Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado

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16, 2, 56, 9, 21, 14, 40,

Wyoming U. 0.

Denver U. 0.

Mines 0.

Colorado U. 27.

Utah State 21.

Utah LJ. 6.

Colorado College 6.

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City Plumbing and Heating Co. 1123 Walnut

Saunder's Paint and Glass Co.

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Ford Sales and Service 1027 Walnut 1242 Pearl Street Phone 1002

Clothes for the College Man Opposite, Public Service Co. For C. U. Win or Lose 1230 Pearl Street

University Barber Shop 1149 13th Street

Building Materials 15th and Water-Phone 24

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