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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-28

. Mrs. Aaron Miller was hostess
at a birthday dinner for Cecil
England Monday. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. England,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel England and
family and Mrs. Cecil England.
. Jewel England made a business
trip to Phoenix Tuesday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-28

Fer SALE-Automati Rug Loom,
cost $50 new. Now SO. Also
Table Top Gas range, almost
new, $500. Mrs. George w.
Sigler, Florence m28pd
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-03-28

FOR SALE Used Remington
portable typewriter. See Emen-
hiser at Coolidge Drug oC. m21p
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Coaching Boxing

Nicholas Nick" Lettere Of
Detachment Company NJ, 2oth
ousrtermaster Regiment. ia MAX
ing use of the knowledge gained
through seven years experience
in the ring as professional
fighter as boxing instructor for
McChord Fields current crop Of
cauliflower artists.
Nick has fought In exhibi-
ton bouts and professional
matches all the way from
New Jersey 10 California.
In Elizabeth, n. J., Nick engaged
in two professional bouts which
were refereed by Max Baer. Most
Of his exhibition bouts have been
in San Francisco. and he has also
fought in Oakland.
For n time he Travelled with the
Foley and Burt Shows, but
strangely enough fought sgains,
the shows pugiiists rather than as
one Of them. Nick was the man
In the crowd" who stepped up and
accepted the show mans challenge
to meet sll-eomers.
Nick says that the McChord
men working out each after
noon are . promising lot. Sew
erAl of these men have had
previous ring experience, either
as professionals. or ~ Golden
Gloves amateurs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Six Of Seven Unbeaten Top
Flight Teams Risk Honors
Stondout Come on the Calendar Is
Notre Dome VS.. BurlY Northwestern

two games by only a single point
and has a giant-killing reputation.
Could be very close.
California Oregon State at
Berkeley, Cal.-State Is one
Of the two teams which still
has a chance TO tie Stanford
for the conference pennant.
But while the fast closing
Bears are out Of the race they
also are out Of patience. An
other close one.
Duke-North Carolina at Dur
ham, n. C.-The Blue Devils hope
To impress their clients with a
big score here and balance a weak
schedule. Probably they'll win as
they please, but Carolina usually
comes up with one big effort a
season and the Wolf Pack 10 over
due.
Texas-Texas Christian at Aus
tin, TeX.-Pity the poor Christians
who will have TO turn both cheeks
once the Longhorns start hulling
about in an effort TO prove that
IT Baylor tie was an error. Un-
less Texas is the most over-rated
team in America, the Longhorna
should breeze.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Season Opens
Here Thursday
Gusmen Look Like
The Club to Beet

Gssmen will have the most sx-
perienced and capable team In the
Tacoma City basketball league
this season. If early workouts
mean anything.
The Gasmen open the season
against Lakewood at Z o'clock
Thursday night. Play will be at
Lincoln high school
Chairmen will tackle Ship
yards at 9 O'Clock while Yelm
faces the talented Autos at Q
o'clock.
Probably the most experienced
player to ever play in the City
league, Ed Grant, former member
Of Olsons Terrible swedes. will
again don cage toys TO lead his
clever quintet into action against
Bill Lemons Lakewood club.
GRANT AND HUTTON
Grant will pair with Dexter
Hutton, former Lincoln ace, at
guard while Roy Bugs" Stephens
will again step to the center circle
to open the season. At the for
ward positions will be two of the
best scoring players in this Sec
ton, Bobby Angelina and Andy
Dwyer.
Angelina WAS practically the
entire Stadium team last year
and won every scoring honor
available. while Dwyer was
second to Bob Pullar In league
scoring last year, A. . men,
Der Of the 60th Signal Corps
team.
Probably the best conditioned
club and a distinct title threat,
Chairmen will again suit up their
veteran team, with only one new
conner in the starting lineup.
Ray Sturgeon has been signed
for a guard spot and will team
with Bob Huesel while Bob Nc
Kinnell will again attempt to be
the No. league center. At the
forward posts will be Jack Nash
and Don O'Brien.
Against this array of talent Pip
koehler will send Bill Hurney, =
really capable basketeer. and Fred
Hallin, ex-U. of w. Frosh ace. to
lead the shipyards aggregation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Park Basket
Loop to Open

The Park Basketball league will
open its first half season play
Wednesday night with a triple
header on the Bellarmine high
naples.
The opening game ut !
o'clock will bring together
Portland Avenue and the Mon
archs.
The second canto at s o'clock
will see jefferson Playfield and
Messiah Lutheran clash, and the
final hoop game at . o'clock will
see the Latter Day Saints and the
Gsragemen In action.
Falkland Trinity Lutherans drew
. bye. The series will continue
each Monday and Wednesday night
at the Bellarmine gym.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
l94l Gridiron
Figures Shown
Yordoge Totols Are
About Some as 40

SEATTLE - Collegiate football
is doing slightly better on the
scoring side this year. but yardage
totals show little variation from
1910 figures, the American football
statistical bureau disclosed today.
Using figures from every big
time college eleven In the nation,
the bureau said that field goals
and punting suffered in COMPARE
son with past years. and that
more discriminating use of the
forward pass was coupled with a
minor trend to the ground game.
The average football team
this year has:
Scored 1873 points per game,
compared with 1873 a year ago.
Gained 2ls yards per game,
contrasted with Its 1910 yard
age of sls.6.
Attempted fraction fewer
passes, but held to the rs yards
per game level Of 1910.
Lost nearly half yard in its
punting average from a year ago.
Booted only slightly more than
half as many field goals as in
1910, the worst showing in this
department in five years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Ryder Cuppers
Talk Action
MuY Play Lotins
Instead of English

CHICAGO South America may
be substituted for Great Britain
- competition for the L. 8 Ryder
cup team. President Tom Walsh
Of the Professional Golfers ssso-
citation said today
The Ryder cup team hasn't seen
any international competition since
1887 because Of the war" Walsh
said. we hope 10 be able 10 send
the men 10 South America for q
series starting in 1912"
The 4. =. team went 10 Eng-
land In 1891 hut the 1888 Rs-
der cup matches. scheduled At
Jacksonville, Fla. had TO he
cancelled.
Ryder selections for 1e42-Ie43
included a 1o-man team csptained
by u. s. open Champion Craig
Wood Of Mamsronec, n. Y. Others
named were Jimmy Demaret of
Noroton. Conn: VIC Ghezzi. PEA
champion from Deal, y. J.: Ben
Hogan. Hershey. Pa; Lloyd Man
erum. Chicago; Harold (Jug) Nc
spaden, Winchester. Mass; Byron
Nelson. Toledo. o.. Gene Sarazen,
Brookfield Center, Conn: Horton
Smith. Pinehurst, y. c. and Sam
snead. Hot Springs. Va. Walter
Hagen was named non playing
captain.
In this list, Demaret. Ho-
gan. Mangrum. saraxen and
Wood replaced Ralph Guldahi.
Paul Runsan. Jimmy Hines,
Dick Metz and Henry Picard.
who were picked on the 1870
1941 team
In the last two years, the Ryder
cuppers contributed $4,000 to the
Red Cross and Uso from results
of the exhibition matches
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12

S U N RISE
Wednesday. Nov. IL $500. 100
Navy Remains
Top Outfit

Los A>GELFS-Ssvy remain
81 the top football team Of the
nation in the Deke Houleats rat
ing system released today. but
the Middies' less 70 Notre Dame
Saturday cut their lead 10 a slim
hslf-point.
The Golden Gophers Of Mime
sofa were second and would have
taken the lead except for an un-
convincing victory over an ordi-
nary Nebraska team. Texas. in
second spot last week. dropped TO
third after being tied by thrice
beaten Baylor. Completing the
FIRST ten were Duke, Stanford.
Alabama, Temple. Duquesne, Texas
Ageies and Notre Dame.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Lou Stringer
To Join Army

LOS ANGELES-Lou Stringer,
sensational rookie second baseman
for the Chicago Cubs of the Ma
tional league, announced today he
expected to 60 into the army as q
selectee and would be unable to
play basel ball next season.
DR.. Joseph b. williams. who
gave stringer his physical ex-
animation Monday. said that
his local draft board would not
know the results for . few
days, hut he considered String
er 10 he . good physical speci-
men.
stringer. ~. who went to the
Cubs after playing with Los An
geles of the Pacific Coast league.
was optimistic about the prospects
of army life. III they want men.
I'll give them the best 1 have" he
said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Ping Pong Play

The Ping Pong club. sponsored
by the park recreation department,
will play Wednesday night from
7 to 10 o'clock on the third floor
of the Medical Arts building.
A new singles challenge
schedule Is being arranged In
which players will meet all old
and new members and the
results will determine their
future handicap and also build
M teams for intercity play.
New members can get into the
series any Wednesday night and
soldiers are especially invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
TO ANSWER DRAFT

mo. Nev.-Psul riscevich,
Kimberly. New. will answer No
vember draft call for White Pine
county Nov. IS. He is pitcher
for Idaho Falls in the Pioneer
baseball league and formerly
twirled for Salt Lake City. He
also pitched in the Arizons-Texss
league four years ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
0'DooleY Wins
Tenth Victory

SAN FRAN 0-Rodie
oDooley scored his 10th straight
heavyweight professional victory
last night when he heat Harold
Rlaokshesr. Monterey. Calf. Ne
gro in a regular waterfront bran
nirsn.
Both weighed 2o3 pounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12

NEW YORk-All but one OF
the nations seven unbeaten foot
ball titans risk their records this
week against rivals who have
nothing to lose and all to gain.
and out OF the scramble will
emerge the Big Six king, a couple
of bowl biggies and possibly the
mythical national champion.
There's only one choice rs
game-of-the-week and that IL
the meeting Of indicated
Notre Dame and burly North
western at Evanston, III. For
the Irish this IL the contest
that makes or breaks the best
season since the era of knute
Rockne, and for Northwestern
tia one swell chance for re-
venge.
Turn back the clock TO 1896
and you'll get the angle on this.
That was the year the Wildcats
whipped everyone they faced only
to have their dreams of a ma
tional crown 60 up in smoke when
the Irish clipped them, 2e-6. On
Saturday the positions will be re-
versed, and Northwestern hasn't
forgotten the past.
The Irish, with six victories and
a tie in seven starts, should find
the Wildcats their most serious
opposition. Northwestern's line
probably will decide the battle;
il the forwards rush Angelo Ber-
tell, the Wildcats can knock
Notre Dame into the beaten ranks.
But If the Irish line holds fast,
then the banner of Notre Dame
should 60 marching along.
Here are the other standout
contests:
Missouri = Oklahoma at Co
mmbia. Mo.-The Big Six PEN
nant and possible jaunt to
sunny lands on New Years
day are the prizes at stake
here. Both teams have been
beaten once hut have perfect
records within their confer
ence. Only n mierometer es-
pert can find anything TO
choose between them.
Duquesne Mississippi State at
Pittsburgh-The only game which
matches two indicated teams.
These two fought IT out in the
Orange Bowl in 1887, and Satur-
day they fight it out again for a
probable return trip. Duquesne
is the only perfect record squad
in the east and the game - a
toss-up.
lows at Iowa City
Unless the Hawkeyes have i'm
proved faster than Pitt this con-
test is important only because it
will help make Minnesota's Big
Ten title official and carry the
Gophers little closer TO the ma
tional championship. Minnesota,
81. but remember Texas.
Stanford Washington State at
Palo Alto, Cal.-Stanford holds a
one-game edge toward the Pacific
Coast conference crown and west
ern Rose Bowl bid, but the In
dams face a team which has lost
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Notre Dame Grid Club
of 1911 Unorthodox
Passing Mark
OF Berielli Is
Better Than
SO Per Cent

NEW YORK Appearing
against Army and Navy on sue
eessive week ends. Frank Leshy
showed the east an unorthodox
Notre Dame team.
II IL totally different from
South Bend creations of the past.
The Irish again have the daring
and imagination of teams coached
by the late knute X. Rockne.
They are likely 10 pass or
quick-kick At anytime.
When Notre Dame IL not
working out NJ its standard
box, Leahy employs his own
idea Of the T formation =.
q lopsided one.
He uses flsnkers as he did while
at Boston eollege-sometimes ss
many as three.
Leahy works hard on pass pro-
lection. which In why Angelo Ber-
tell completed IL OF 81 against
Illinois and has the amazing rec
ord of better than so per cent
competitions for the season.
II was protection patterned by
Leahy which enabled Charley
o'Rourke, the Maiden Thin Man,
to make so many passes click for
Boston college.
Army and Navy coaches warned
their head coaches that Bertelli
throws strikes at IS yards A
short Notre Dame pass is 20 yards.
Bertelli must be good. Sopho-
mores don't often make Notre
Dame teams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
CONSEQUENTLY RACE

MOSCOW, Ida. University of
Idaho barriers open their home
cross-country competition t oday
against Whitman college runners.
The vandals beat Washington
State Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
On Ohe lam ..
With EllIorT MErcAlg

When Afifi Temple Shrine. has job do. there Is
Which bring. US to the Aff drive to hav. MARY Tom.
mervk and Marv Harshman placed the Vests when
clashes with the East the annual Shrine game in San
Herr to HoTnsbery
nston state mentor who chief coach for this yearly classic
wa.Ainsscs state College
Pullman. wsshinssoa
he officers Of Ann Temple bushes. November
The Of Tie temple representing eighteen hundred members,
ss..ss sss rss'mesda'n Of h.fh~sk Marvin aom"es and
Washington active playing positions Vest will
participate the Eas"est game in San Francisco New Years
both of th.-. me. ha. established
yadass passing quite request
~ :s sss'. We tel s ss"a.s ,s, man. thousands Of people
= s committee that viii make the selection Of for
Thanking heartily
ssrssoaas l
HENRY ross ro..u,...
You assured o.h. civie-ninded and in
dvduals Of influence viii follow this
In fact here and Hunt and others
Washington State college alumni the band
As matter Of fact where could Babe finer
legs when hs totes the obions agate the ground
Not only that but the chunky kid
whaebons He so minutes Of ball rugged
extreme having
All-Around Good Man -.
Harshman Is better than feet inch in height. He is
perfect specimen Of young manhood in top condition He
has drive passing ability receiving ability and is also most
rugged young giant. Then, too he is quite kicker yes
quite . kicker.
When yards needed clutch
downs Hartman
He with other capabilities
words he natural" that only seldom the
grid trail.
Harshman At night
Enensbure
straight wInko
"Afi Temple and others going to their influence
getting and Tommervik that Al-star West club"
The big. pleasant youngster. grinned said:
"0ee hope hope You that"
And Houingbery could
he'd have taken him then
And here's another Holingbery
Gift Olson Of the Lutherans his a
The Babe couldn't find another this
football who Ia = top flight mentor small school
Also, Olson would be q He
knows them other does He Q a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
HITTING the Old Head Pin

Bob Good lead the winners with SOC
and 500 series Goods league record
breaking angle Of 2<o Wa high for
the evening. Les Davis led the losers
with t6& series.
=, The ne c Cleaners took tool. t thsse point,
doe Edmundson Was high for the
winners with lis single and 4s4
series. Walt froehler paced the
losers with 4sS series.
The Oddfellows beat the Firemen
ASIA 70 25S2. 70 take three points
rolled sas ana SIS Tor u she s Sinmsr,
and Buzz England topped the loser,
with sos. vandenberg had high
single OF 2l<.
kiwanls League
North End Alleys
Molars 2o26 isl W Old Men 7ois
ID. High game. Taylor 400; higf
Over Drafts 2i76 ~ Va Premiums
1905 top. High game. George Fishei
7o<; high series. Fisher bop
Firemen 1879 "a -. BY FokAls i4pI
TO-. High game. Jim Anderson ar
ies, high series. Anderson 5l2.
Ball Boys tForfeitedl Va. Putterer
iscs hisS .e ash I ims sa asnr' Will
Packers League
Play Nor Alleys
Bacons 1917 (N We. Sausage lit.
tol High ssme babel Mcconnell
iea. high series. Mccormick sTs.
LArds 2io2 ls) Va. hams 2o<o u)
nish game Huntington aoi: hisi
'eI Driver. sm'i aa. t''' CAV Va. Ii,.l. Pig
h siS series erie fsn B sss. 'aain' ''S
Hi-May ALLEYS
eame. Al Whistler ao2; hish series
CO a. isi.s Inf. ,0 vs.. Co. H. III
ips; high series, HARTLEY $40.
Co. D. nth INF. 90 vs.. Turlsys tol
High game Christensen 2lo; higl
ssries. Christensen $50
south Tacoma Merchants League
sieve. ssss co vs.. yultur.. asi
"a. Hish same. p Minnitt III
high series. p. Minnitti 500.
Becke a<si a. Va. Eckmsns 2si
tol. High game, Kelvin ies; his
series, Kelvin SOC,
w'''i als ss'i s.ms. s. s:''i iss s sss
Airporfs 1854 "a Va Miiiwork 74s
tol. High game. J Lowe i7e. hiel
series, A. Hoffman 500.
Crabb 255e a. Va. Jensen's 2s2
eo). High game, D. Horn 2io higl
series. ,. Horn sea.
sixth Ave. Bowling Center
Carrisons two Tacoma teams con
tinued their winning pace this wee
risons Rovers took Vans ruyallu
ladies. 1890 10 i7s2 The team
scored: Puyeiiup. Marjory Fahry AZ
Dcdie Hostetter 32s Fanny u. 81
Gladys vsnAfeter s7i, and peulin
Jsnetf ais oarrisons Rovers rrm
Froehier so2. Hazel Coleman en-
Maxine Perry 3T7. Eta Garrison 81
and Norma Nummerdor SET Maxim
Perry had iss for hirh single rar'
Gsrrisont Hot shots. after drop
pins the fsrst game. came nsc
strong in the second game and stage
out In front in the third game .
vim from Vans fu,silup si-star'
me scores: Garrisons Lee Gar
rison se4. Tprie s7<. Nummerdc
ASS. Michsue $50. and Roznsp as
Vans whitman se2. Van Meter So
Msvters ass q. Thomas ESQ. an
3 Thomas <7s Michsud. Tippie an
van Meter nj, 400. aas. a2s an
All games rsspeet.seis.
Il Eta and Lee Garrison topped IN
Sunday mixed doubles. shooting lie
with handicapped Close behind /
second place was BabS Clneih an
Dock Shields with ii52. This Ia
weekly event with one prire for ever
five entries n the 9Th Ave. alley
BASKET MEETING
1 shipysrd csssbs team manager
win meet Wednesday night nj
O'Clock in the park recreation O;
flee. az City Hail Annex
II is hoped eli teams viii b
completed At this time and tina
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12

GI0ADWAY ALLEYS
,sssu s ,ssdsns r,s. team q n. In In.
dual honors In Monday night play
WITH =. aso 70. e. ne e.. sig b.. single game
firsf half champienship Of the In
Se;nis frsa the feminine dentist
: ~ & sss s:: s.H s s',; .sss
Ugistsred 23o IN one game. John
Nigh totals Included: Cecil Coveil
6tiiy Rushis Ssh. EAri Mahnkey sal.
s ssas's s,t 8. Pa fssdS oG'i ssO . sa.
my bernard ZEE.
Dorothy nartness relied the
best total of the women howlers
q the league. shooting liza. 1856
ana 1888. for . $40 total.
Insurance Won three from Botilsr.,
won three from Bert's. ana orooers
splft even with Harknes.
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS
BROADWAY ALLEYS
oeorse Bosoovich rolled all for the
high single and SIS for the high total
N tho weekly matches Of the KNIGHTS
Of Columbus league Monday night on
The Broadway drivse.
len Ncssk Vas : cic.e secend
With SsS Hoffner had thru good
games for . ses score. AueEie
Lepperf ruled out . 1es single
for one a. the high sames.
The Motors won four polnts from
Center Street. shooting eie for the
team s snS' snS as' "a. as' re s. n sps
Anchor Man Boscovich save the
Motors lots OF wood with their biz
ooores. Fuel Oh won four from
Tavern IN the other match.
EAGLES AUXILIARY
COLISEUM ALLEYS
Perm co,es vas top trundier IN tn
mAtchep Of the kasles Auxiliary
;ssTs .,s rs r. s *. n sss
and l74 for the high total.
Furnaces were hot. taking thru
points fro0 Lee Croft. 10 climb
out IN front in the league rsce
BY . martin q two point, hsl ,
orooers won four nom Cahs, Ant.
lers won three from Nnuberts anc
beaver won three from Inn.
EAGLES LEAGUE
COLISEUM ALLEYS
Mike Miller. the TOP trundler OF ths
bic Eagles pin league. rolled consist
entity IN Monday matches on the Coll
scum alleys 20 wind up with So 10
the him total OF the evening. Hn
remee were io4 fae, In
Gus 0lccm rolled n, for the
hieh singbe game ana finished
With IS. for elose second to the
6sher reod scores Included Y.
Robinson SIG. z. Robinson 500.
John white SCI. Oscar Carlson
ssl. Sam Prasher sss. and G.
Neumann s0s.
There seems no stopping Of IN.
loague iesdins Bergt team. vhicl
again won four point<. this time TAX
fne the wolves into camp.
Other reeults: club ROOM >. Ssnn
Street 1: evias :, Jewelers ! CAFE :
LAundrymen ]: notors ,. Ieos !
Nslsk 4. undertakers Q; Hotel :
In the p,aycff Of . postpone,
match, Tsds Won fo,T PIN. TT az
hirh Aeries Of the match.
1nstsa Nerchants Leasns -, a.
.n,ns o; sSe s ssPs PSI PSI 70 s'a ssos
Ss1isd cocsistsnf games Of fe3. 20
~ HI for h,Rh ssrsss of eos for tn
Vinners. Hoy Murphy, ~. was seoon'
Sieh With Sic and jerry Miller ie'
~ rnverns With SIS.
The Anr0warss split two and ~
sars. ~ % ASH. Gerald npple AM
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Angels Buy
Second Stacker

LOS ANGELES The Los An
geles Angels of the Pacific Coast
league today announced the pur.
chase Of Second Baseman Roy
Hughes from the Montreal club Of
the International league.
Hughes comes to Los An
geles as part of q deal where
by Augie Galan. formerly or
dered to the Angels by the
Chicago Cubs, was allowed to
play for Brooklyn. Montreal is
a Brooklyn farm club.
The 20 year old right-handed
batter played in 1856 games last
season, batted .2ee. drove home so
runs and tied for the base-stealinK
championship with ~.
-e---
Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in U. s. Defense
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
FOUR-NAN LINE Is
FOR PASS DEFENSE

Notre Dame uses four. five
and xx-man line depending on the
situation.
The Irish used . new four-man
line against Georgia Tech and
Illonois after they had a suhstsn-
tial lead. This gives them the
ultimate in pass protection. and II
can be closed up quickly IL the
other side gets TO running. The
ends smash like guards. leaving
sweeps TO backers-up.
Offensive blockers often are I'M
able to carry out assignments be-
cause defensive men are out OF
position. Defensive men fire.
auently sift through. About all
the opposing coach can say is;
Take the man ahead of you"
Notre Dame knows all there is
TO know about angle blocking.
The ls4l edition is an interest
ing one.
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shipysrd csssba team managers
win meet Wednesday night nj 8
O'Clock in the park recreation Of
flee. az City Hail Annex
II is hoped ell teams will be
completed At this time and that
the circuits first-haH schedule can
b drawn up