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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05

(Note: Numeral after pennant winner indicates position in race on July 4tl1).
 Brooklyn is leading the National League pennant chase today by 9 one-game margin but all was not iov iIa Flatbush. Rain cancelled out vesterday,s duuDleheader at EbbettS Field with the Gaints, washing up- wards of $45 900 in cash down the drairuipes. thousands Stofmed Ep- bets Field and waited hopefully m the rain for the games to pc played. ,.,~ ...
 While the Dodgers were idle, the Cubs dad them 6 good samaritan t,,rn by shipping down the Cardinals twice. 6-5, and 5-2, knocked the Sg. fnoevs out of tie for the lead. Rabe Dahlgren,s homer tied up the first game and Stringer'g double ana sturgeon's single drove in the wan- ming run.
 Larry French's s-l1it pitching and Sturgeonis hitting won the nignC. cap. Sturgeon went 8 for 3" and drove in the two big runs with . single. Bill Nicholson clouted homer Nc. IS for an extra tally. The dou- Die win elevated the Cubs to 9th.
 The Reds continued to ride the treadnill by winning from the Pi- rates. 6-O, and then losing to them, GA. Bucky Walters pitched a o- hitter in the first game to score his third shutout and tenth victory. Vince DiKagg1o's homer with two on routed Monte Pearson in the night- cap and sent the Pirates on to vic- tory.
 The Braves copped q pair from the Phillies, 4-3 and 20. Stbby Sis- tis hitting featured the opener in which Manuel salvo snapped his To- game losing streak. Jim Tobin fashioned a two-hitter in the night cap.
 from the Browns, 9-8 and 3-2> and picked up a full game on the Idle Yankees. Rain ruined plans for the unveiMng of the Lou Gehrig memo rial at Yankee Stadium at which a tarong of 5000 was expected.
 Bob Teller was battered out of the box for the third straight time by the Browns but last-ditch rally with two out enabled the Indians to pull the first game out of the fire. Ken Keltner hit 8 homer with two on. Then a walk and Heaths single, on which Outflelder Grace erred permitted the tying run to count. Heath went to third on the error and stole home with the win ming run. Teller was trapped for g hits in 6 1-3 innings, walked eight and famed ten.
 Lou Boudreaus double In the sev- euth drove in two runs and won the nightcap. The game was called at the end of the seventh to allow a fireworks demonstration to be held in the Cleveland Stadium.
 The White Sox defeated Detroit, 3-2, behind Thornton Lees 5-lait pitching but the Tigers batted out a lO-6 triumph in the nigntcap for an even break. It was Lees 10th triumph. Rip Radcli6 drove in five runs in the nightcap, hitting a homer and triple, each with two on.
 YESTERDAYS HERO = Bobby Sturgeon, Cubs rookie sa1ortstop who won't be 21 until August 6. De- spite his .222 batting average he beat the Cardinals twice with bis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Washington at New York 2, rain) Boston at Philadelphia e, rain). Cleveland g, St. Louis 8 (1st). Cleveland 3, St. Louis ? (2nd. call ed and of 7th, agreements). Chicago ,, Detroit 2 (1st). Detroit 10, Chicago 6 (2nd).
 Games Today Philadelphia at New York 2:30). Cleveland at Chicago. Detroit at St. Louis (2). Washington at Boston.
 Games Tomorrow Boston at Brooklyn. New York at Philadelphia (3). St. Louis at Cincinnatti. Chicago at Pittsburgh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05
C.Y.O. Baseball.

0AAn11 We4W410Ay N48mt At Hamilton Park: No. 1, ss. Peter and Paul vs. et. Joseph (usn- pire Lattanslo(.
 At Fulton Park: et. xuey6 Vs. st. Francis. Umpire Elahive.) At WatervilIe Park: Immaculate Conception vs. st. Michaels. tum- plre 0erace.l
 eacrsd Heart ss. ak Margaret (canceild.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05
Pittsburgh 100 3lO 0O1-, Cincinnati .. 90 100 10 l-'

Errors-Handley, Elliott. Run s batted in-Handley, Elliott 2, Di- Two-bass hits-Eliiott, Werber, F. Mccormick, M. Mccormick. Three base hit-Koy. Home run-DiMag- gio. Sacrifice hits-Handley, Heint- zelman, Joost. Left on bases-Pitts- burgh 6; Cincinnati 8. Bases on balls Thompson l. Struck out-by Heint- zelman 3, Pearson 2, Thompson l. Hits-off Bowman,2 in 1-3 innings: Heintzelman, in 8 2-3; Pearson, in (none out in 4th); Turned, 2 in {; Thompson, in 2. Winning pitcher-Heintzelma Losing pitch er-Pearson. U m p 1 r es-Reardon, Conlan and Goetz. Time-2:15.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05
PROBABLE PITCHERS
tBy United Pressl AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland (Baeby 5-e >at chl- caeo (snith T-el.
 Detroit CTholnas i.i and Cor sica e-3) at st. Louis fMuneliief 4-3 and ualehous 4-sl--two games.
 Philadelphia (McCrRbb 6~al ct New York Donald 3.2l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05
ALWAYS A WINNER

Ted Garhart, junior who strokes the University Of Washington eight-oared racing shell, has never been In . losing race.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05

Errors Hack, Crespi, Marion. Dallesandro. Runs batted ln--Whlte, CrespI, Slaughter, Moore, Dailesan- hits = Mccullough, Hack, Stringer. Home runa-Slaughter, Dahlmreii. left on bases--St. Louis 1l, Chicago 6. Bases on balls--oH White ., Ol- sen 2. struck out--by White q, Page 2. Alts--on While. in [ s-s ia in les; Page, mono in 1 2-s. Passed baii-McCuiiough. Winning pitcher-P age. Losing pitcher. White. umpiros-soars, Jordan and Barr. Estimated attendanee-~se.9 .909.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05
Itzel and Caesar on The Broken Record
By DAN PARKER

sTA KAPPLE" his five-star special customer yesterday "Whatsa d record Joe D1dge break?" Fah crying g-ou loud" thinning catching hitting gradually in 45 concession?"
 oh heea hit sunmang droppa Whasa for Ddadg hitta 45 game ikea you conversational" conversaton!" awder it shouldn't be interruption"
 For why Giuseppe Somebody htta fcfst no?" demanded Caesar. h al run al geeving sit uwbsantial heesy from beesban"
 Giuseppe pOOhem better for Tony LazSer?" asked Caesar increduOuSy basstest in petzers but foOing de whole woks" "hatsamarra they Giuseppe
  puzzled by 1srae's baseball idiom. I'll tai said bessba ost Naxt eff needn't could gaing de base"
  outa Whasa ala stoff? De live ia base-a-ment?" s I'm talking about going gup plate" said
  ncea Mia Kappe?"
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05
iN0oo.oee BOwLERs

There are an esllmeted i6.o00.- GOO howlers throughout the United states, according to authorities of that raatime.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05
GOT AROUND

Warner newcomer Faith porn travelled in all 4s FtAtes, Canada end Mexico before ahe was eight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05
EASTERN LEAGUE

Games Tomorrow Bin6hamton at Hartford (s). 9lbany at Springfield (2). Scranton at Williamsport (2). Wilkes-Barre at Elmira (2).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05

Tangled, three-yeaF.old Ally owu- cd by tho 0geentrce stable. was bought sa a yearllag for el. 800 and aiFeaey has e-Sne1 close 70 s1o.n0o,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05
THE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday Cleveland 5, st. Louis 2 tsndS. Chicago 3, Detroit 2 (1st). Detroit 10, Chicago (2nd). Boston Philadelphia (rain). Washington-New York (rain).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05
nNn PuTr

LONG PUTT COSTLY Billy Dear broke his batter as he hoIed e seventy -footer ct BaItusfol golf course in New Jersey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05

Games Today Philadelphia at New York. Detroit at St. Louis. Cleveland at Chicago. Washington at Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05

YESTERDAYS HERO = Bobby Sturgeon, Cubs rookie sa1ortstop who won't be 21 until August 6. De- spite his .222 batting average he beat the Cardinals twice with his hitting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05
Games Tomorrow

Games TOmORFOw Philad elphia at New York. Washington at Boston CD. Detroit at St. Louis CD. Cleveland at Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12
SeDing Machines
Wanted Miscellaneous

A PARTY wants furniture as soon as pos
sible: will paw cash Tyler 6-e223
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12
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radio and heater new tires. this one
don't smoke. Si3s fun price. $50 down
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Hitting the Old Head Pin

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Whitman Not
Worrying Over
Logger Game

w>t1-< wAts-< - tsp>sssii -
ss~esinx fer Their ~, vistsry n
he series s<t~<-s - t~a sshsos.
IN ns-ftv . s~<<as. whstnsr Me-
.srnsri~s s.k< - their nns t-.r
ceil@ss ~ fasss xeara Lsex~vs
hsss Friday nsxhf n 'h< sp~nins
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snr huth slaks
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to reverse ths fs<em<ss' 1t-e We
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ball against whss~efth l.st ~s>h.
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plenty ~ sstla1 against sbs
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Title Battle
Is Postponed

NEW tOnk fostponemsnt ~
the scheduled is.round lightweight
title bout between Champion Lew
Jenkins and sammy AnEots APP
pesrsd virtually certain today fol-
lowing announcement that the
Texan II suffering from . frso-
iursd nh and Inflammation NJ HE
right Shoulders.
X. rays ~ Jeahsss. ~hs
~vieged befsve WeiteswsiGht
Chs~pp,~u Red Ceehrnse fss
10 rounds In . ses-tltis affair
MssAay sight. revealed M
isjustes. apparently sssfsere6
In . re~sst ssstsscysis sccs-
AeHt.
Fred Browning. manager At
Jenkins. who had posted $500
bond guaranteeing his fighters
weight and pres<nee for this hut
with Anrott ON Oct 81 81 Mads-
son Square Garden, said that he
planned 10 take Lew 10 Not
springs. ARR. 10 build him w.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Grid Coaches
Dinner Guests
Tucomu Clubs to
Sponsor Feature

University Of wsshingion's grid
coaches together with local prep
and college mentors vill he guests
Of honor at = dinner ~ the Uni.
versity-Union club Monday night
at $50 o'clock.
The Gyro club and Uni
versity- Union club are spon-
soring the event. Robert n.
Abel. Gyro president. and J.
Corning Todd, University
Union club president, viii pre-
side jointly.
Coaches to attend are: Jimmy
Phelan. Tubby Graves. Cotton Will
cox, Hec Edmundsen. Al Ulbrick-
son and Ralph (PesD Welsh.
Washington coaches, Ray Eek
mann, the u. W. graduate man
ager; Cliff Olson, Pacific Luth-
eran; Leo Frank. College Of Puget
Sound; John Heinrich, Stadium
high: Dan Lazare. Lincoln high;
and Andy slatt. Bellarmine high.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Special Race
For Tanforan

Tanforan rae. track. San Bruno.
Calf. northern CALIFORNIA; top
fixture for 2-year-oid homsbred
nIlies-ths 5000 added Isxsle
stskss-will b. presented satur-
day. Oct IL. as Tsnfofsn swings
into the first full fivs-dsy week
of the meeting. The siz-furiong
fixture will have it's sixth running
and workouts indicate that a large
field will tsBgle.
OF the 10 fillies remaining
eligible for the stakes. 20 stiii
are In training. Probably
about D. or Is viii be- deemed
good enough TO take . fling
at the filly crown
The Neil s. Mccarthy entry Of
Ticky Otis and Outbid probably
will rule fayorites. Trainer T. ID.
fPinky) Grimes has them both
ready for their top effort The
two other leading eontsnders. se-
cording 10 the elocking brigade.
are Charles r. Perkins Velvet
Heels and the Double II ranch's
F1llibeg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Local Props
Working Hard
Bells rucs Abes:
Tigers w. Raiders

Waite Itneeln sa-~s snd nsilss-
mlus l1oa. wsFe t.psfsnx sff tssss
practice sessions making ready Tar
thelr CITY league struggle ftta.y
evening IN tA< stadium. ce.sh
Jehaay Hslnres wss wrestling
Vita hls stsalnm Tigers tsysaf 10
set then at me sses fer their
clash ~ith nsllsnkhsm Red Raiders
st nelllnshsm Friday alshl
tses.fssk's rsshisa was
trsp, hard fes ts< ne.ssi.
he'd s~<. 81 their p~ek f~s
ssr~s successive g.m~s s~s
were ksss shres as< Tor . ~
down. L. oddities. - sstasy
.. Harry Nsssfess ~ -
ne.gass . .<sseas hi.w n sh~ts
offensive ssarseIs.
Coupling thls news frum ths
Stadium camp ~lth the frank sd-
mission by Rcd Raider cussh
s~ede Andersen that Rockingham
would make sam. flF.i downs ri.
day night heinrich fssrs that
stsdiums unbestsa 1871 record
may 10 Knocked laso . ccsksd hat.
TIE stadium msatet said no
would tsks . squad - ~ players
10 Heiilnshsm for the ssms rhs
team ~tll leave Tacoma friday
morning
Final Workouts ~ bsth ils-
cal. ssa b~fissswsse str~ssed
offensive west ss ssss.<s rs~-
- shs.auh their v~p~ss.svs n
dummy scstUsWsseea.
Coach Dan fAksre vas watch
ing the timing - Rsss Grass be-
gan 10 adjust himself n the tall
hack position In the Rsllspnttsr
hackfield While csaeh Andy sistt
vas searching bic squsd for .
kicker ~ stan cshsha s>emed 81.
most . einsh not In b ready 10
10 Friday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

play exactly like line buck inside tackle In fact
budup
times before the phantom play called.
fulback Norm surm this by
fuyaup ball Quarterback Bill Cagan
hsr through the hole inside tackle.
CaIgan turns
galop the right the ball snapped
blocks the opposing end and spoone
yards stopped.
Pacific Lutheran which
defensive hafback to take heave
Tommervk Twice this worked for ouehdowns against
pGonzaga
NEXT wEEKPop Keeney END play at SUMNER
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

Tpo boring clubs :. The Crescent and Tacoma tciii
sndeauor to promote N, amateur ring sport 10 health
Tacoma.
The Crescent, operated bp Homer AmHdsea and Boris
Portneg IS at ?f9 Commerce ST. ehere Eddie Morino
Quoted has gymnasium ~ the pears gone by.
The Tacoma club Tacoma are aud conducted
bv John Bdbnck and Fred Diamond
Adore vOa ~ ring stance at the Crescent A. c. Don
AHsnbv left, middieceght aud Cg Perkins heavyweight
Each has had quite BIT Of experience
Beioc left Babniok aud right Diamond Of the TaeoHa
club
Each club figures 10 local talent against soldiers in
many instances
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Ski Movies
Draw Interest

One NJ the most outstanding.
thrilling SKI movies ever screened
il on the Blue Mouse thestsr pro-
gram and will continue through
Tuesday. The picture shows Otto
Lang. well known here. and other
experts at their best The scenes
were filmed in Sun Valley and
show in one instance a race down
Mount Baldy over a lo,00o-foot
course. Part of the film has the
experts showing proper technique
for the beginners. The film Is
titled, Snow Eagle" and has
drawn wide interest among skiers
wherever shown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

Passing TT Along
With Harold She~

Extensively, the coming up this Friday night at
he stadium between the Bellarmine Lions and Lincoln
asplitters should be of the football gems of the
Ason.
The may be big sma-it may be close lop-
6dbut regardless of the ending lovers of football tactics
nud find the City Prep Inaugural OF the most inter-
ting games of the year.
For thing win he Tacoms's good n .
edel formation. The Bells win
snous last year by stanford Chicago Bears.
Opposing this will be single tMinnesots) attack. which
beginning blossom for the Ahes
which the Bells throwing
d the Aoes
In the Rasptter repertoire will be the complete kit Of
unbalancedlne which Bernie Berman
Minnesota Big Ten football after
Powerful tackle strong side eve
Grassi redheaded nrebal making In
taiback spot
s) Equally powerful pIunge~ by Rupert
ts smoothly executed with Denny BEind pack
ing the mail TO the left right formation plays
tt) The counter balancing play the
Dick Remission suddenly sprnging the
around play set from right formation
5) Mou>etrap the short side with taking
the ball diving
eii yards
tSD A nifty Jumping basketball
line from Rupert Remission with Bergiund
lafer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Spear. Grieb
Might Start
Come Slotted for
8 O'clock Saturday


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Sweeps to Be
AT Allenmore

The October TGA sweepstakes
will be held Saturday and Sunday
al Allenmore golf course. A heavy
entry list IL expected. the rival
clubs bidding for the December
final event. Number Of entries in
the monthly sweeps decide this is-
sue Brookdale club is leading 10
date by small margin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Bears Abandon
Frosh F ooiball

los ANGELES lThs University
Of California st Los Angeles viii
abandon freshman football for the
remainder ~ this issi season. se-
eordinG 10 an announcement mad
today by cpseh Freddie Osssr
1A<h ~ swfsIetsst waterfall
wss gives - Ne ssssss foe
me sersssss. ~ 49, fisse ~
ssrssst Assppa< ~ ~ $50
yesterday n VS. ~ ~ with
fsvs - ~ playess istsssA---
psshssiy sessssssty e~ssgh 10
ksep fhem swt foe IT, ssssss.
This was IN contrast % shs
three other conferences schsois
which play . round reosn unlvsr-
ssty Of Southern California. stan
ford and California all ~ which
have record squads this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
CENTURY IEAGUE

feif Jensen, veteran Tacoma
curve ball bowler. hung up a new
league record for the year on the
Coliseum alleys when he smseked
the pins Wednesday night In the
Century league for q sos total,
including games OF ,is, 1874 and
1876.
Mike Miller. another man
around the alleys, opened his
series with 227. which proved
10 be the high single game Of
the matches. and made Mike .
member Of the Collseurn's ss2,5
club
Lee Garrison, the league prexy.
rolled well. turning IN singles Of
1888. i73 and 200 for a $50 total.
Oscar Brunswick had 2ls
game and 53t total Jack Heurtz
rolled three good games for STA.
Fred Swanson registered $40 and
Fred Roberts 500.
F6sf RhDF tsSsNstts
LES Webb. secretary of the
shipysrds league. came up with
the high score Of the weekly
matches Wednesday night. shoot
ing isa. its and zoe. for q nice
54x total
Bill kommesviiie uss not
far behind Webb. railing s3s.
His high game Was z0s.
Other good scores were Frank
Whitman SIS. Russell Bond 52i.
Pete sele 504. Irwin snyder SIC.
Roy Bssaw 5iz and Pete Mcleod
SOB.
DAY sHIPyARDs LEAGUE
G. Tppery. anchor man for the
Riggers. rolled SCI for ths best
score In the matches Of the Day
shlpysrds league Wednesday. bag
ging games Of i7s. 10 ana 2i5.
Art Martinesu toppIed ziT
for the high single game. D@s
RsideI had zoo game. Alex
Anderson zos and Paul roo.
Jim Tyler rolled 53s, including
FOL single in his series Bill
Felts and Fred Mss.ils each regis
tered 5iI.
Lee Garrison announces he is
sponsoring a special ladies team.
which viii shoot only IN special
matches ard tournaments and be
called G4rrison's Royers.
They are scheduled 10 bowl
against a picked 9Th Avenue team
Friday At . .. m
The following Friday night
tho same team sfIl shoot
against Mrs. ssndsrssn's spe-
eiaIs. a picked team from the
Eagles Auxiliary iesgus. on
the North End alleys
simultaneously on the sdjoin-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
HOLLY LEAVES

Two types Of leaves often are
grown by holly trees: stiff. prickiy
leaves near the bottom Of the tree.
and spineless, flexible ones at the
TOP.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Trap Shoot on
Sunday Program

A regular trap shceslns pre-
IRAN has h>en scheduled ~ ~
rseoma Gun eiuh scf Sunday. ~
shining ~ SIN .. N The ie>f
duck s~sscn erens aesr Thursday
and On Sunday ecmss N splas1
bird ssancn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

10 Soss A. cw1ssn d.. sss hisb
man for tbs night, ia7s \ rln<n ~
me Lumb~rissbs $50 h.sh three
games man, se< Ma club be.t th4
hssss. x94 - roo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
How "Phontom" Play Works

The long gamers touchdown playsl
Each coach school has favorite play which in a
long continuity by coach, such Chuck Smith at
Enunclaw Clyde French at Kent, gets to be known by
generations of football players.
Yet deepis this widespread knowledge NJ fsvore
he Betsy"
continues to work after because based sound
football strategy.
Such Puyslups phantom" play which
70" Puyslup Introduced Dahbers
ten the play reached its first fame 1887
That Puyaups aconference fulback Earl Breen
a championship
Earls ability line smasher which made the play work
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Bells Have Rozzle-Dozzle

Now for the Belarmne razze-dazzle
Biggest thing to remember about the Lions is that the
have two formations them INTERCHANGEABLE. One forms
ton is the Model with balanced lne-the other tn
Notre Dame box with unbalanced line
watch
"a Quick Quarterback
handing the ball
t2) Split off The hall To
back, then slipping another with quick
opener blocking by the line.
ts) Quarterback sneaks by Manley from the Model ct"
ta) short jumping jack" by Larry kask End
Don Spurgeon very similar TO the Lincoln play.
go Sicker off "Notre
handling
terback to the end coming around behind the line
t6) flanker lin motion plays, all which tend
Il beyiI he tense