1947 Michigan

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thanks big Franco...Michigan in the late 30s and most of the 40s were the nation glamour team,,when I worked at UM i was at the Margret townsly museum and i saw alot of the stuff you put up...go going..thanks

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It has been signed in blue sharpie by the following 16 players: BOB CHAPPUIS, ALVIN WISTERT (DECEASED), PETE ELLIOTT, BUMP ELLIOTT, GENE DERRICOTTE, JACK WEISENBURGER, STU WILKINS, JOHN WHITE (DECEASED), DICK KEMPTHORN, QUENTIN SICKLES, JOE SOBOLESKI, IRV WISNIEWSKI, PETE DENDRINOS, WALLY TENINGA, TOM PETERSON, & DAN DWORSKY.

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I think it's great that you've almost got your Army together ready to go. That is a project that I want to complete earlier than later. Now you need to get a Navy team to go with it.

Mind you: I am an Army man. However, Navy did have great teams in 1943, 1957 and during tre Staubach years ('63-64). Those teams were certainly competitive with Notre Dame, Michigan and the other traditional powers.

Making a Navy team does pose one problem I don't think can be solved. They will always be a step slower than the Army team.

Dean Baker

Originally Posted by dnb294

I think it's great that you've almost got your Army together ready to go. That is a project that I want to complete earlier than later. Now you need to get a Navy team to go with it.

Mind you: I am an Army man. However, Navy did have great teams in 1943, 1957 and during tre Staubach years ('63-64). Those teams were certainly competitive with Notre Dame, Michigan and the other traditional powers.

Making a Navy team does pose one problem I don't think can be solved. They will always be a step slower than the Army team.

Dean Baker

Yes, 1943 Navy is on my horizon

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