Milford News | 1929-04-12 | Page 7 | Twins at Minnesota U. Puzzle to Teachers

Twins at Minnesota U. Puzzle to Teachers Minneapolis, 'Minn. "Nip" and "Tuck" Teeter, twin brothers attending attend-ing the University of Minnesota, find It most lonvenient always to have a "double" available. Students and faculty members have despaired of ever being able to distinguish dis-tinguish between the Teeter boys. When Tuck turned In a stellar performance per-formance In a wrestling match against Iowa university, Nip was congratulated con-gratulated on all sides. Friends say Tuck never turns down an Invitation to a party because if he can't go Nip can, and nobody w-ill be the wiser. Loth brothers deny, however, that they fill in "dates" for each other. Hecently the suspicions of the faculty were aroused over rumors that Tuck, who likes science, writes Nip's chemistry examinations while Nip fills In for Tuck in history tests. Or it may be Tip who likes science and who threw the Iowa wrestler that's where they have the edge on orofessors and fellow students.