Show OLIPHANT TO BE LOST TO SPORT T By Special News Service NEW YORK Feb 9 When When the se senior senior se- se I cadets at West Vest Point graduate next August ten months ahead of time the greatest all around college athlete in the country will fade out of collegiate sports for the stern business of war Elmer OU hant will never again de defend defend defend de- de fend the honor of the army on the gridiron for his his' early graduation will rob him of one more year of football and like all his brother cadets who will graduate this year he lie will be become become become be- be beI I come a commissioned officer in the I army There are great athletes In every age but few have ever been uncovered uncovered uncovered ered who have had the all around ability in various branches branched of sports that Oliphant has First of all he is rank ranked d as the greatest football player in the coun coun- try He can do everything demanded of a football player and do it well and he had no trouble earni earning g all American honors In baseball basketball track and hockey Oliphant has starred at West Vest WestPoint WestPoint Point ever since he became a cadet and he is one of the few army athletes who has ever won honors in so many sports For the last three years he has been a letter four man Oliphant developed his athletic prowess at Purdue university From the very first he was the foremost athlete at the Lafayette Institution and nd In years when Purdue would have been unheard of for anything accomplished by athletic teams she was put on the map by Oliphant who was always good for two or three sensational athletic feats during the school year There Is la only one Ollie There may mayI never be another like him and followers of college sports regret that he must I step light down and out of the collegiate lime lime- I |