The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-19

NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-R)-A small scale was
IN the desk in front of the old professor as he stood
before his Monday morning class of football coaches.
od someone suggested in a stage whisper that it was
about time the old fogey was weighing his opinions.
Old professor-this represents the scales of
Justice, gentlemen. I will :.
'"' D. c. ~(Peahead) Walker, Wake Forest-Dont
mention Justice to me. If Justice is done, Charlie
Justice is Al-America. He's the greatest runner I've
ever seen with the possible exception Of Army's Glenn
Davis. And Charles a great kicker, too North Caro-
line played it's best ball game of the season. NV bows
played we'll.
'' Carl Snavely, North Carolina-My boys were nre-
nared to play their best game of the season. and thev
did Il lust that. Wake Forests passing attack was W.
of the most perfect exhibitions I've ever seen. and
I'm thankful we don't have to meet it again this wear
Old Professor gather that Justice is a long wav
from being done-as a football player. Mr.. Leahy, why
are you whistling Happy days are here again ?"
Frank Leahy, Notre Dame-Im happv over last
Saturdays game Northwestern always gives us
trouble and caught us at a bad time after Armv this
year. I'm very proud of the team play we showed,
Lynn Waldorf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dame had
too much power, l was pleased with our teams game
for three quarters. After that, with some of our first
string linemen out, our defense collapsed.
Old Professor-Mr. Bible, can l count on Won
Dana Bible, Texas-P1ease get some school chill
dren to do the counting, Professor It's the little
things that count, particularly in a game like ours
Saturday. loo many of the little things went against
us. No one likes to lose and that was especially a hard
one to lose. lCU defended particularly we'll against
our passes.
Dutch Meyer, TCU-Itw was a great battle for the
kids. The greatest game they ever have played. Every
one carried out his assignment to the letter. That's a
great team Texas has
Old Professor-Letter perfect, you might say. Mr..
Myers, if you knock a man down and he has courage.
what does he do?
Denny Myers, Boston College-He comes up. and
that's what Tennessee did against us. We didn't let
down. they came up. It was a bitter one to take. |
thought my boys had them until Tennessee woke up.
It was one of those things. We could use a little
luck and more kicking.
Bob Neyland, TENNESSEE thought they were 60
ing to kick the stuffing out of US. Boston College was
the best looking ball club I've ever seen in that first
period. I'm awfully happy my boys showed the cour-
age to come from behind and win the game.
Old Professor-(peering out window)-Who's
that coming up the hill?
Bernie Bierman, Minnesota-Must be my boys,
Professor. They came up quite a long hill Saturday,
and they played their best game of the year, too.
Eddie Anderson, Iowa. didn't think we looked
very good against the Gophers. We were worried. We
underestimated Bye, too. He's plenty good.
Old Professor-Good Bye, in other words. Which
reminds me, Gentlemen, I'll have to be saying good
bye to you now, as l want to find the man who said
Penn was mightier than the sword. What those Army
boys did to the poor ,Quakers shouldn't happln to a
dog. III see you next week. Good bye, and what a
good bve that Rn1v Rive is. too