Wildcat Gridders Prime for 1942 Pigskin Campaign Coach Davis Reports 36 in Suits for Opening Contest With Army; Parkinson May Register At Wildcat Lair Wildcat Gridders Take It On The Chin Twice However, in Third Start Fullerton Game Team Cleans Up Cancelled by On Air Corps Eleven Regulation Wildcat Gridders Trim Mavericks 7 to 6; Fumbles Mar Game THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1942 Wildcat Footballers Doff Suits for Rest of '42 Season Injuries and Enlistments Reduce Squad to Handful Votes of Remaining Team Members Decides Question of Continuing WEBER GRIDDERS HALT IDAHO S. B. THRUST. Front row: REED TOLMAN, BUD TOLMAN, BILL WILLIAMS. Standing: RAY CHUGG. BENCH SITTERS DURING HILL FIELD GAME CARL DE YOUNG, RAY CHUGG, JIM DIAMOND, ANDY KATSANEVAS. 34 AUTUMN, 1942 "THIS IS THE MAIDEN (MEDA LOU WINTER), ALL FORLORN, WHO MILKED THE COW." Bovine Battle Royal HEDY Lamarr and Lana Turner would probably have been surprised if they had visited the Weber college campus for the Phoenix Cowmilking Contest. The manner in which their namesakes performed was not as glamorous as might have been expected. Saxon Roush quieted the two cows long enough to fill her bucket with 360 c.c. of milk and win the title: "Milkmaid of 1942". The cowmilking contest is sponsored annually by the Phoenix club. Contestants are sent by women's social clubs to compete in the event. Contestants this year were Alice Hodges, Sophvita; Meda Lou Winter, Otyo' kwa; Caroline Hobson, Tiki- Kappa Kappa; Eva Jean Morris, La Dianeada; Betty Lou Smith, Chanodo; and Saxon Roush, Iota Tau Kappa. BETTY LOU SMITH FINDS OPENING A BOTTLE IS EASIER. WATCHING INTENTLY IS EVA JEAN MORRIS AS THEY MEASURE EACH VALUABLE CUBIC CENTIMETER.