Love Kent as a basketball announcer. Not so much for football.
I'm sorry Sir, I was joking. I certainly didn't play NCAA basketball, nor attend College in the 1930's. I wish I was there to meet Ms. Earhart, but my friend (who passed some time ago) was related to the gentleman in the photo. I was born before there was a man on the moon, but not that long before.![]()
Sooooo, you lied? Dang! I'm still one of the oldest on here. Besides Merle and myself, there is Target Combateer to consider, I believe.
Well, I am glad you are not almost 100. Live long and prosper, my friend! May the......................aw, never mind.![]()
Yeah, Edward C. Elliott was a classmate of Cather's circa 1900 at Nebraska. He went on to be President of Purdue: he hired Amelia Earhardt to the Engineering college. His son, Edward C. Elliott was the center for Purdue on back-to-back Big 10 championships. Their cousin, Edward C. Elliott (gets confusing) was at UNL in the thirties, and I got to talk to him several times when I was in school.
I would love it if we created an ECE trophy with Purdue.
There's even a story that Lt. Pershing's dress sword was stolen from the Pershing Rifles by a cadet who transferred to Purdue, and the leader of ROTC at Purdue carried it for years. I don't know many of the details, but I'm pretty sure it's somewhat true.
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Originally Posted by huskermike![]()
:rolfl: Hell, I wasn't born until 1938!
You must treasure that photo, HuSkaBob.
Good for you! Yeah, my goodness! I will be 78 at the end of January.
Are you nearing 100?Sure am curious, HuSkaBob. :rockon:
...and it was all meant in fun my friend. I just couldn't resist.
As far as HuSkaBob (the bold) is concerned I thought the same thing. Sorry HuSkaBob.
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