a here he was pidked as all-America
lunrtcrback 1n his jifnlor year. He
reached football, basketball and
baseball at the Colorado School of
Mines in 1933-34.
Last, tricky, a beautiful passer
tipd lcrlg distance (ticker—Clark is
without argument the greatest foot
ball player ever developed in Colo
rado dollege circles.
Rarely Gets Htirt
Besides his other assets, Clark Is
nearly indestructible in combat. He
was hurt in play last season, but
before that had had time called for
him only once—-in his high school
Jays at Pueblo, Colo.
01a rk will be succeeded as bas
ketball mentor next season by
l jrrest, iStbstyt Cox, whb has
held down Sin assistant’s post at
the University of Kansas.
There is > b Mrs. Clark to whom
"Dutch" will bring home his pay
chocks next fall. There Is also a
young male Qla»k,» born (while
"Dutch" was working to win bas
ketball games ! at Colorado last j
wi{>t«v ...
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Petitions Are
/ieing, Circulated„
Dante Tpnifzkt •" ' j
vtJ.V u -1} <tr: tlv |
Continued circulation of peti
tion' a king the City Council
and the Mayor to (itpervise »
vcVs Of. all mine w«r Iters on the
qmttfcn'hn to whether they tcle
sire to. return ,t«r work, appar
ently was the only activity to
day'.In the Alaska Mine Work
ers’ 1’nC.n walkout at the Alas
ka JUneru Gold Mlnlnr Com
pany. i ,1 i,). I • t..
A n*c»n cement of the petition
war made yesterday, but neith
er ep n: Sirs of {lie petlddh tibr
union leader had statements i
to make today.
