Stewart--Wallace Tuffy (Class of 1936)

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# Title Date Summary
1 Wallace Stewart
Alumnus 32:1, p.12
Assistant superintendent of the Banning Water Company in Banning, California.
2 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace "Tuffy" Stewart
Alumnus 25:1, p.31
Announce the birth of a daughter, Gail Rae. They reside in Banning, California.
3 Wallace Stewart
Alumnus 24:1, p.31
Married Betty Jo Pope, Riverside, California, Nov. 3. They reside in Banning, where Wallace is employed at the Banning Water Co. He was a football letterman in 1934 and 1935 and a member of Lambda Gamma Nu fraternity.
4 Wallace Stewart
Alumnus 23:3, p.27
Is living in Banning, California, where he is employed by the Banning Water Works.
5 Graduates
Old Gold 0:0, p.242
Graduate photos.
6 "I" Club
Old Gold 0:0, p.222
Description, officers, and members; photo.
7 The entire coaching staff at the Teachers College could take a rest
Public Relations News Release 1934:1131, p.1
Seventy-two letters were granted last year and only nineteen were lost at graduation.
8 Gridders set field record--roll up 101 points
Alumnus 19:1, p.14
1934 season wrap-up; season record was 3-3-2.
9 The 1934 football season came to a close for two Naperville men
Public Relations News Release 1934:712, p.1
McCabe served as captain for the first six games, and Schulz was elected captain for the Morningside game.
10 The tied football game against Luther brings the season to a close
Public Relations News Release 1934:710, p.2
Profiles.
11 The Teachers College football team has been working out new defense plays this week
Public Relations News Release 1934:708, p.1
The same lineup used against Morningside will be used, with the exception of Russell Bell.
12 Four football regulars will play their last game against Luther College
Public Relations News Release 1934:705, p.1
Three of the men graduate this year, and Wallace Stewart is ineligible.
13 Five football men will be playing their last game for the Teachers College on Saturday
Public Relations News Release 1934:707, p.1
Possible athletes to fill the graduate's positions next year.
14 None of the Iowa State Teachers College football squad will be out of the game with injuries
Public Relations News Release 1934:696, p.1
Starting line up for the game against Morningside College.
15 Coach John Baker plans to use the same line up from the Homecoming football game
Public Relations News Release 1934:697, p.1
Starting line up and schedule of Saturday's games.
16 The Iowa State Teachers College football team prepares for the Morningside game
Public Relations News Release 1934:701, p.1
Starting line up.
17 Football prospects look brighter now with no players on the injured list
Public Relations News Release 1934:681, p.1
Starting lineup for the Homecoming game.
18 Chalk talk Monday opens a week of drills
Public Relations News Release 1934:666, p.1
Starting lineup for the Homecoming game.
19 Football team heads to Kalamazoo, Michigan
Public Relations News Release 1934:639, p.1
Season updates.
20 The football team polishes up some untried plays
Public Relations News Release 1934:630, p.2
Season updates.
21 "Little Pete" Peterson or Orville Nichols will be the starting quarterback
Public Relations News Release 1934:622, p.2
Possible players for the starting lineup.
22 Raymond Smalling and Wallace Stewart are likely to see service in the opening game
Public Relations News Release 1934:624, p.1
Smalling has been playing fullback this year, and Stewart plays at guard.
23 Wallace Stewart and William Schulz are two veterans who will probably see service in the opening game
Public Relations News Release 1934:625, p.1
Both men play at the guard position and have had one year of varsity experience.
24 Wallace Stewart is one of the lightest men on the Panther line
Public Relations News Release 1934:626, p.
Stewart will play in the season opener.
25 Coach John Baker polishes his football team for their first game
Public Relations News Release 1934:616, p.2
Schedule for this week's practices and season updates.
26 Raymond Smalling is a threat in the backfield
Public Relations News Release 1934:619, p.2
Profiles of five football players and Coach Baker.
27 Varsity gridders romp over freshmen in an inter-team scrimmage
Public Relations News Release 1934:611, p.2
Season updates.
28 Football practices will be closed from now until the first game
Public Relations News Release 1934:607, p.2
Season updates.
29 Coach John Baker has hopes for five men this grid season
Public Relations News Release 1934:600, p.1
Photo
30 45 men turned out as candidates for the college football team
Public Relations News Release 1934:595, p.1
Season preview
31 1934 "I" Club
Old Gold 0:0, p.151
The "TC" Club was formed in 1927; purpose and officers; photo.
32 Varsity football squad
Old Gold 0:0, p.240
1933 schedule and season highlights; photos.
33 Varsity baseball squad
Old Gold 0:0, p.248
1934 schedule, outstanding players, and team members; photos.
34 Varsity men awarded letters
Alumnus 18:1, p.20
Roster of twenty-two men awarded football letters for 1933.
35 Baker seeks scoring punch; grills ends and backs on duties; Snyder, Smalling raise hopes
College Eye 25:19, p.4
Coach Baker remodels Panther team in anticipation of meeting with Simpson; photo.
36 A victory over Michigan State Normal
Public Relations News Release 1932:99, p.1
Football team plays the Ypsilanti, Michigan, school this week.
37 With another game safely chalked up
Public Relations News Release 1932:35, p.1
Football team's next match is against Western State Teachers College of Kalamazoo, Michigan.