The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-27
L0brucherie, |U.C.L.A., COach
 or the Week

 boys had plenty of kicks coming and they made them both on and on the faead.
 He instructed them to ~kick. kick, and kick some more" and when they got into the Crossing room ae hall time they kicked about having to Kick So much.
 But he was firm, this lIkeable guy who coached only high school play CTS until last season. The boys went cut and Kicked some more and the strategy paid oR with victory that put them in the Rose Bowl
 Clad He Stuck e Gun
 He's the United Press coach of the week, Bert LAhrueherie of the un- beaten and united University of California at Les Angeles Bruins, who beat their hometown rivals from Southern California, ls to 6 Saturday for their second victory in the series in l6 years.
 Nearly the whole team jumped me at the half when the score was tied at to G" he said. But I told them that on such a muddy field, a waiting game was our best bet, Now I'm glad I stuck by my guns"
 The Bruins punted i6 times and the payod break came when their All-America quarterback nominee, Ernie Case. punted from his own 47 to Mickey McCardle. who fum- bleo on the i've yard line and Yves Matthew's recovered for UCL. Three plays later Case went over from one foot out on a quarterback sneak for one of the most important touch downs U!CLA. ever made.
 Labrucherie. whose Los Angeles High School teams were known as little college outfits" won a7 games there, lost but IA and tied six in the l6 years he was in charge. Moving on to U.CLA. he took over a spot which had been a constant head ache. where the teams more often tnan not were worse than mediocre.
 Coach Is Business
 Football coaching with him is A simple. fundamental business. He drills the boys on one game at a time and works unendingly on the A-BlC.s of the game. He is a bio. neer with the ''T' formation which ne used eight years ago, even before Clark Shaughnessys famed revival Of 1t with the l04O Stanford team which is the last Pacific Coast eleven to go through its season un- defeated. U.CL.A. hasn't gotten mat yob accomplished yet, it must beat Nebraska's scrappy team in it's regular season finale Saturday. but the odds are ail for them doing it
 Labrucherie said that getting the boys keyed up for the big game with Southern California was no prob Lem.
 That was their game and they got pretty excited about it." he said
 They we're thinking about it two weeks in advance and had to Keep reminding them . week ago that they had to beat Montana first"
 The 4l-year-old UCL.A. graduate or aszg never played or coached football at any place but in Los AngeAes- He played high school foot pau on the team he returned later 70 coach and was a star halfback at U.CL-A,, despite the fact that he weighed only lzO pounds. Carrying out the Los Angeles monopoly" of ms nfe. he married his U.CL.A. sweetheart. Ennis AEonterstelli. fe years ago and they have two dauRh- bers, Seannie "A. and Annette, Q. and q son, John. 3, all Of whom neees- sarily 'eat and sleep f00tball'' at least during the season.
 Want Army fn Bowl
 Along with everything else, La- brncherie Gnalifies as an exceeding ly brave man. He was one of the strongest advocates of the drive to