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Title: Purdue debris
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Purdue University
Subjects: Purdue University College yearbooks Universities and colleges
Publisher: Lafayette, Ind. : Senior Class of Purdue University
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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ered. Then he tries to guess the name of the player. Ifhe succeeds he picks up the ball and advances it 15 yards. Conduct During the Game—No pushing or boisterousconversation will be permitted. Both players and specta-tors must maintain absolute silence during the severe men-tal tests. These rules will probably need further elaborations, butas they arc given herewith they are sufficient to start thegame on a new and humane system. Under these revisedrules, which T am submitting, the test of a players abilitywill be his class standing. It is hoped that these rules willbe approved by Copper, Professor Latta, Eddie Mahanand other eminent football critics whose knowledge hashas been obtained from the headlines of newspapers. Theprincipal objection to the game now is that strength andnerve arc put at a premium, while scholarship cuts no fig-ure whatever. Respectfully submitted, George Walter Camp Wildhack.Purdue, 1906. 36j 3RIS1906 The Debris Picture Puzzle Contest—Names of Famous Men.
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Twelve famous 06 men are represented here. Who arethey? For your skill in solving the puzzles, we will givefour prizes as follows : First Prize: Taid up membership in the PhilaletheanLiterary Society. Second Prize: ()ne large pair of corduroys donated byI). F. Sirdevan. Good whistlers. Third Prize: Twelve assorted Junior essays, guar-anteed to have been used but once and strictly A grade. Fourth Prize: Five (5) pounds of creamery butter madeand donated by C. O. Cunningham of the AgriculturalDepartment. 364 Special Instructions to Contestants. All readers of the Debris but Freshmen will beallowed to participate in the contest. In no case will a per-son be allowed to send in more than one solution. All solu-tions must be printed neatly on Form E paper, Engineer-ing News style lettering, enclosed in a plain envelope andmailed to the 1906 DEBRIS, Puzzle Department. To aid in the solution of the puzzles, the following hintsare given. No. 1 is a goat in the Mechanical Department. No. 2 is a

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