The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-30
Camouflage Has Long Been
 Prominent With Football

that the instructors got 1t into their head he couldn't land? So they got out the ambulance and repair auto and these proceeded to follow Pendleton in his numerous twists above the field. As it turned out Pendleton was having trouble in landing. Eventually. though, he shut down the engine and volplaned safely to earth.
 The ambulance crew and the repair crew rushed to him to find out what the trou- ble had been. Why Pendleton an- swered. so the friend of friend of mine wrote, how in the dickens could a fellow make landing on that field with your two machines in the way all the time? I just had to keep jockeying around until l got an opening to land upon" Now, if that isn't typical cam ouflage, I don't know what Is.
 There is noted referee in footbal, the same being 'griny'' Maxwell of Chicago Swathmore Medico Chi. etc. Tiny played on about as many college teams as most of us have played games. In spite of this he emerged with 300 pounds. avoirduopis, and very happy. But, and also in spite of this, he got bluffed In a certain game Tiny was having his troubles with the home crowd, and because the home team was losing, Right near the end of the game Tiny" was threatened with battle and murder by some rough looking on-lookers. Tiny looked over the field. saw an opening in the fance beyond with taxi wait | ing just outside the opening. Tiny act ] ed instantly.
 | .How much time remains to be 1 played?' he asked the linesman. ,Three minutes" answered that indi- vidual
 You may think so said Tiny "but l this game ends right after the next play" Whereupon Tiny went to the | ,.IN,o of xri ci i'm was winning.
 Say Bo," he is supposed to have | said (but as Tiny shutters that isn't just the way he said it), Say, Bo, do me a favor? Run this next play around your l left end"
 l Sure, I will" replied the quarter. He did
 MAKES HIS ESCAPE l The end run started and leading 1t ! was Tiny Maxwell, 300 pounds ct al. 1 When the runner was downed far across
 the field from the home teams support chs who had threatened "Tinys" health | Tiny blew his whistle. shouted at the top of his voice, Times up" and land, ed in the taxi in one more jump. I As matter of fact. Tiny didn't \ tell me that story. I got it from his 1 friends down in West Virginia who very likely addNd to it somewhat at ."Tinys' expense and jut for the fun | | Hundred Pound Club,' asked me to write l it up as I have and with Tiny as the hero in fiction. Either way it comes 1 ander the heading Of camouflage and | Tiny can stand for it because he lis good official
 | One of the other members of the ..Three Hundred Pound Club who has
 a little weight to gain before reaching the highest degree is our old college friend, Eat" Wyatt of Shinston, w. Va. catcher and pinch hitter extraord- nary in his college days at his state university. Tat" broke loose at re- cent meeting I attended and gave us equal parts Shakespeare and equal parts baseball He is known as the catcher at West Virginia who could take a pitcher who had nothing but a straight ball and a prayer and bring him through on the winning side all because of his "line'' behind the bat.
 This particular evening Fat spoke