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1880 r ST. NV.
RIM, AND BATH. S55-S6O
/ rm., kit. and bath. S72.50; rms.
kit and hath, S99.5O. -29
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WATER HEATERS

All popular makes and sizes. No
money down. little as S5 per month
on your gas bill. SHAPIRO PLUME
Evening star., 1953-07-28
REDTCFD RATES

500 Belmont I'd. n.w.-Lovely house,
porches and garden; best tranSpor-
tation, good meals provided by our
farm; $40 mo. AID. 2-9435. 29e
Evening star., 1953-07-28

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

One rm., kit. and bath: mod. elev.
bldg; low rental. Apply janitor,
1925 and 1888 New Hampshire
ave n W ~
Evening star., 1953-07-28

1924 18th ST. NV.
/ and 2 bedrms. living rm., kit and
hof -VU
Evening star., 1953-07-28

L107 11th ST. NV, Apt. 52-One
large rm., abundant closet space.
kit, new Servel refgr., dinette space
furn. with dinette set. bath: heat,
rent of S45. See Mr.. Kent. Apt.
p. ]. WALsHE, INC.
Ills Eye St. NV. Ma. s-646s
Evening star., 1953-07-28

BOOKS BOUGHH any quantity ana
removed at our expense. ALBION
EOOK SHOP. 176s Pa. ave. NV.
ST. a-e6eS.
Evening star., 1953-07-28

RUG. American Oriental. 9xl5. with
pad. St5' , matching 3x5 rugs
eyfra M, O-I6uD
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ANTIQUES

Furniture, bric-a-hrac. china, glass
ware. Oriental art objects. jewelry.
rugs, SilVerware, paintings, por-
Call MURRAY. TIA. 9-3333
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WAR SURPLU'

FOLDING COTS, 50. 90 TO 55
5-GAL. NEW GAS CANS, $3.50
25-FT. GARDEN HOSE, 81
warehouse Loaded with 10000 par par
GICHNER. 2513 M ST. NV.
EX 2-2h27
Evening star., 1953-07-28

NORTHWEST. r ST. Entire End A..
= bedrms.. Ice. liv. rm.. din. rm..
bath. kit. newly dec; $50 mo
wkdays. -28
ROOMS and bath, utils. incl; S75
1896 Potomac ave. Sc. -29.
TWO BEDRMS., large foyer and liv.
rm., 9x9 dinette, lovely kit. and
tile bath apt. Avail. Aug. L; in a
SlOO per mo. incls. all utils. 1924
27th st. Sc. SHANNON & LUCHS
CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA. S2345.
Evening star., 1953-07-28

EFFTCIENCY-one room: Se5. 18th
and S area. For August only Call
AID. .2-2666 after $40 pm. Mod
efn bldg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-11
Pair jailed
For Trespassing

Two Navy men were held in city
jail ch rged with treaspass-
ing after they were captured BY
police at Monroe Motors, White
Street, shortly after midnight yes
terday, it has been reported.
The pair, Robert A. Newman
and Earl N. Braun, both of the
USS Manuel, were taken into Gus.
tody by officers R. L. James and
Herman Conley. Police had been
called to the auto showroom to in.
vestigate reports that two men
were lettering there.
AS they were conducting q
search, one of the men was cap.
tured as he ran from the building.
The other was found hiding be-
meath car, police said.
Police also said that Newman
has admitted, under questioning,
that they went into the building to
steal gasoline from the cars there.
Bond was set at 500 for the
sailors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-11
STATE AGENCIES TO
DECORATE FOR VFW

TALLAHASSEE R-State agen.
cieS have been asked to decorate
their buildings if possible for the
state Veterans of Foreign Wars
convention here June 1921.
WV District Commander Raney
Whaley, Tallahassee. said between
5000 and 1900 delegates are ex.
pected. He reported Capt. Manuel
Fernandez, Miami, worlds second
ranking jet ace newly returned
from Korea, will address VFW
members from the Capitol steps al
noon June 20.
Secretary of State r. A. Gray
said negotiations are under way to
give Fernandez a state citation
during his visit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-11

What chance is there to escape?
Here is a report compiled from
recent refugees and intelligence
accounts:
You may run into trouble as
soon as you leave your home town.
On country highways, security po-
lice and militia throw up constant
road blocks. You must have a
permit to be travelling away from
your job.
If you get through the road
blocks and the nightly checks on
hotels and inns, you finally reach
the restricted zone" This is a
desolate area of almost empty
villages and towns, running the
whole vast length of the Iron Cur
tain.
The zone is $40 miles in depth.
Entire populations have been de-
ported to remove all politically
unreliables." 1t is region of neg
lected farms, Scorched forests and
uncountable police and troops.
You cannot enter the zone with
out a special permit, a special
identity card, special ration books
and military authorization.
There are patrols on every train
and guards on every road. No
train conductor nor bus driver can
sell you a ticket without seeing
your authorization. In all hotels
and restaurants there are police
agents to check on strangers. ALI
private homes must report immedi-
ately any overnight guests.
In the restricted zones between
Czechoslovakia and Germany, be-
tween Hungary and Austria, and
between Romania and Yugoslavia,
Notifications reminiscent of the
Maginot Line and Siegfried Line
are beginning to appear. They are
another hazard.
AS you approach the actual from
tier, it becomes more dangerous.
You're likely to step into a mine
field. Watchtowers begin to appear.
Border guards hide in trees.
A trip wire may set off signal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-11
NO ONE WANTS
TO ESCAPE FROM
UN SIDE TO
COMMUNISTS
~ RICHARD o'RkcAN

VIENNA, R--Death waits today
1t almost every crack and chink
Ia the lene, desolate Iron Curtain
tAfodgh which thousands used to
Clip to freedom in the West.
Barely : few dozen refugees a
Wopth now manage to squeeze
through the ghost villages, the
Repeherous minefields and the
baEbed wire eatanglements that
stretch $500 miles from the Baltic
10 the Black Sea. Their escape
requires great courage, careful
plsnning and much luck.
Far those who escape, dozens
more die. Some are eIectrocuted
% 1--we fences. others are blown
70 bits by mines, some are shot,
Others die from torture by their
caRtors.
Only two years sgo, thousands
Of political enemies Of Communism
could cross the frontiers of Czecho-
Glovlkia, Poland, Romania, Hung
ary And Bulgaria to reach the
West without too great danger.
But new, Intelligence reports say,
The frontiers that separate East
aAd West have been sealed to form
the Iron wall Of . vast prison
bNhind which millions are en-.
shaved.
R4hiAd the wall, there are Sec
Ondgry Iron Curtains cutting off
agEk Communist land from its
Aelkhbpr. It is as difficult now to
pass from one Red country to an
othtr a. It is 10 escape to the
West.
The only place LEFT where quick
freedom is stfll possible is across
The border OF East and West Ber-
Lip. nut the East German Reds
ere rapidly putting al end to that.
How does the Iron Curtain look?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-11
Flight Packs Aid Handicapped

DALLAS (R) - The flight packs
you thumb through to while away
part of the time on air trips may
have been prepared by physically
handicapped persons.
Year-round employment is being
given to three handicapped persons
by national air line with head
quarters in Dallas through a con-
tract with Goodwill Industries, a
Community Chest agency.
The workers assemble 80 900
flight packs a month. Each cello
phane bag contains items such as
maps. luggage stickers, post cards
and travel information.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-11

rockets or, at night, flash on a
nearby searchlight.
You viii run into deep excava-
tons and newly narrowed fields,
where patroling guards immediate
ly detect your footprints. Fierce
police dogs are likely to find you.
If you try to run, border guards
have orders to shoot to kill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-11
Film About Weiumsnn

TEL AVN (LR) - Film authors
Emmerich Pressbmger and Mic
hazel Powell of (British) "Red
Shoes" and "Tales of Hoffman,"
fame have arrived here for two
weeks stay to get a close view of
the background of their planned
film on the life of the late Israel
State President and scholar Prof.
Chain Weizmann. Pressburger
said the film the cast of which
is not yet selected would largely
be based on Weizniann'S autobio-
graphy 'Trail and Error" which
appeared about three years ago.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
At The Ringside
iIAs THE CUBAN KID sIIPPED1

sad thing couple Friday nights ago KID
oaan looked bad he barely edged fighter
OF his worlds sitsrWeiEh champion.
ship Ths Cuban Kid who fought BaGo had
the cool WHY calculating Caviar qusched
cOIsgan Chuck Davsy then would
one compare Davey with Baso7 Anyway Davsy
tilt was not the davlan facing Basino
Naturally the question s-has champion
ahppedH Ia oavhan through nghtsrH BaaIo
Davsy in two Eht could send oaylan 70
the canvaSf oaVian probably
but once before In his long career.
During the past year rnsndsr has continually felt that
o@ylan past his peak That's probably
up 10 the mddswsght division speed
fought In uea and by setting pace
BaSo upset his applicant by flooring
TINS nngHdsr believes this was partly the result Of accident
cause oaviAns foot caught
whsn Carmen St proved by the fact that
despite the champs caution, tac,Ies from h.n an ana a"
Ing tactics the challenger dd not finishing champ
again.
oavAn mustered up ring wisdom to mako up for hs
weakness that night 10 hang close decision
think the Md lost doing some land
ing that night for BaSo 10 have two bad bleeding
the end OF the battle
A. this nngHdsr IT, the KID will seek mddIswsKht title
bout with the winner Of the Oct CBobo
not believe that oaVah baubs again
Then the 7pOund division win open with Johnny
ABOUT RANDY TURPIN JOE LOUIS PREDICTIONS. TROY ETC
Randy Tupn EngandS gft to the boxing arrived In
Carl obo Oct Square Garden Young RANDY
you may recall tho fighter exposed that Ray
Csugar) Robinson. was slipping
He whipped Sugar Ray startling upset but Lost
return match In New York when Robinson put bssrnR but
and he
has stamina and punching power
One Of tho euotsa Of the fight pub.
hcy the prediction heavy king Joe Louis The baIdnr
Brown Bomber predicted would win e told various
FOLKS In the South that Rocky had too guns Lsarza
he told IBc publicity thought IAsarua would win
Willie Troy Stabismas to appears on his way 10
Lee Balaa -
The Oct Saturday night TV fight wstsrvsRhta
PHI Kim Of Honolulu and Presley Louisiana In Orond
battle the RSnbO In Chicago ngadsr nothing about
Presley except that he supposed rugged and
little about MIN except that he whipped Virgil Atkins He picks Kim
o " F ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

The MCGarvsy Coffee Company,
Of Minneapolis, roasters Of Flame
Room Coffee for both restaurant
and grocery trade. has launched
a premium plan for the benefit of
community welfare.
In order TO acquaint more people
with the extra-fine quality Of
Flame Room Coffee throughout
their distributing territory. many
valuable gifts are being made a.
valuable To institutions. churches.
schools, clubs, veterans groups,
Boy and Girl Scout troops, hos
pitfalls, rest homes Srphanages and
colleges. The McGarvey Coffee
Company and any eligible group
can pull together for the common
purpose Of supplying needed
equipment.
The whole idea developed out Of
campaign the McGarvey Coffee
Company sponsored years ago
when they offered free tslevision
sets TO the Sister Elizabeth Ken
ny Foundation for infantile par
aIyais, In return for strips from
the tops OF Flame Room Coffee
containers.
Since the beginning Of this pro-
gram McGarvey Coffee has pre-
scented over 100000 worth Of TV
sets. athletic equipment. etc. to
organizations. A scotch tape
sticker applied to the top Of all
Flame Room Coffee containers Is
used a. the gift coupon. A card on
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

10 right for romance. pick up the
n inch LIP disc by the King Of
Strings, David Rose and his ork,
doing II tunes In q Beautiful
Music 10 Love By series. There
are such items a. TENDERLY,
WONDERFUL ONE. SUDDEN
LIZ, ALL THE THINGS YOU
ARE. NO OTHER LOVE, LEAVE
IT TO LOVE. FALLING IN
LOVE WITH LOVE and BEAU
TIFUL MUSIC TO LOVE BY
(M0M).
There IL also q Rose single.
which could fit right into the pic
ture with its titles. NOSTALGIA
and the perennial SEPTEMBER
SONG CM0M).
Others In the romance lineup in
clude the Amss Brothers with
Hugo WlnteFhalter oFk on MY
LIFE, MY HAPPINESS and If
you WANT MY HEART CyouTl
recognize the melody Victor {;
English Alan Dean on WHY DO
you PRETEND and DON'T
MAKE ME LOVE you CMGM) ::
Bin MarreiPs big voice on A
Handful, OF STARS and
SWEET MADNESS. both oldles
(MGMD: Gogi Grant on EVERY.
ONE KNOWS I LOVE you and
RICoCHET (VIctorl; Bob Man
ming on the DodEers-HArt tune,
IT'S EASY TO REMEMBER and
I FEEL 80 MMM (capitoD. and
June Christy torchlng II out on
NOT I and wHEE BABY (capi.
toll.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
RATlM O the
re G q r DS


The rhythm and blues field
shows up with four top-notch
piattsrs, three Of which are BY
name artists whom we have not
been talking about In recent
months.
First, there's Dinah Washing
ton, presently cycling q possible
European trip this fall. showing
great form on TV ~ THE THING
THIS YEAR and FAT DADDY.
'TV" Il the one 10 watch, for II
may become the hit rhythm and
blues item from coast 10 coast.
To some people the lyrics might
Be q BIT too much, 10 others, they
win be quite amusing.
DinAh has an ensemble vocal
accompaniment chanting at the
refrain, and by the way. watch
that "DrRgnst" ending Mercury d.
Many Of you win remember
Ella F1tEgerald'B hot Tifflng Of
ROUGH RIDIN, q number which
she. Hank Jones and Bill Tsnny-
son share composing honorS. The
Ravens. In fine voice do a version
OF II, this time with words. IT'S
sided by WHO'LL BE THE
FOOL, q great ballad done In the
Ravens greatest Style Mercury.
Third item puts the Du Drop
pers, on SOMEBODY WORK ON
MY BABY'B MIND and WHAT
EVER YOU'RE DOM keep on
DOM ~ The bass In this group
has q voice which easily rivals
that Of Jimmy Kicks Of the RAJ
vens (VlctorD.
Last, but not by any means
least. II the old HOneydrippeV. Joe
Llggins, with his crew doing a
''honeydrippeF" Of an original en-
titled. THE BIG DIPPER. IT'S all
about . new dance craze. Flip IL
slow biussy item. handled vo-
calIy by newcomer Billy Bivina.
EvERYoNEs DOWN ON ME
(speciaItyJ.
And while on the subject. give
listen 10 the unusual original
dreamed up and waxsd by Percy
MRyfisld. Names HOW DEEP
IL THE WELL. q bistro-iEh item,
the words Of which will touch
you. There's that part that goes.
'ths well 10 the soul Of the man"
Flip II BACHELIR BLUES, an.
other original. (SpeciAItyD,
spiritual
one OF the most unusual spirit
ual records we have heard In
many q spin land we have spun
quite q numberD 10 the Sister
wynona Carr newest, which pairs
THE BALL GAME and KNOW
BY FAITH. Ball Game" II the
one which 10 easily the most out
standing, Miss Carr, In her ub-
rant voice. liksns life TO a base.
ball game you take Il from
there and give this disc q couple
OF good healthy spins. Both are
her own compositions, Speciality
June Christy tOrching II out on
NOT I and wHEE BABY (Capi.
toll.
Romance
For q hush, moody atmosphere,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
ROOK GAM GETS
WORkIIOUsE FOR
DRUNK DRIVING

HilliArd r. (Rook) CAM. 1909
Olson Highway was among the
seven drivers sentenced TO the
Minneapolis workhouse Monday
for drunk driving by Judge Dana
NicholSon In Minneapolis traffic
court.
The sentence calls for 30 days
with parole after 10 days. CAM
IL a musician and at one time had
one Of the top orcheStrAs in this
area.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

which to attach the sticker IL dis
tibuted to participating organi-
nations.
Organizations which would like
to earn some Of the premiums for
their church. club, school or boy
scout troop may secure full de-
tails by writing McGarvey Coffee
Co, 6Oi North Fourth ST., Mime
RpOlis. Minnesota.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

WEEKS PRO SCHEDULE e..
October {
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Los Angeles Rams
San francisco 40ers
Detroit Lions
Baltimore Colts (Oct. %
New York Giants
Pittsburgh stselsrs (Oct 81
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles (oct. ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
First NAAcP
Membership Report
1854 MOmb0VS

DR.. william Anberg. Mrs. VIII
liam Anberg. Frank d. Bessessen.
Ed. H. Blackwell Jr.. Moses Black.
well, DR.. w. d. Brown, Leroy
Bryant. Earl Burnaugh. James
Campbell. Victoria Hanson.
Nellie Stone johnson, Norman
Kirschbaum, James Leland, M.
Keether. L. II. Minis. Jack Neal,
Mrs. Gladys Patterson. Peter
Richardson. James d. Rivers, Sam
ROmer, Jonas SchawArtZ, Mrs. Jo-
mas SchATtz.
Mrs. Florence Sigal. Samuel ST.
gal. William Sinnott. Judge Betty
WaShburn. Dorothy whitaker and
Harold Wilson.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

Tho young folks and OIdstera,
too, 60 for "GFandmA" Charles
Kuhn's loVAble cartoon character
on page six Of this paper every
week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
Pile No. 1913
ORDER FoR NEARING FTNAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
ron uTSTNIHI T1ON

fOn utNTtlthN TAON
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HENSEPTN
PROBATE COURT
Re Estate % Emma A. Johnston,
also known a. Emma Gusta Berg.
Decedeut
1T Is ORDERED that the final
account and petition for sNamina-
ton thereof and fer distribution
filed herein. be heard on Monday,
October igth. 1854. at 10 o'clock A
" ny this CbuTt IN the Court
House On Ninnespolia Minnesota.
and that all psrsons interested IN
this estate present ohtectiona n
any. WY said D~titiou Should rot
~ grated
rats order shall ~ Published IN
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according 20
IaW
tsEALl
WITNESS. the HON q J. AN
nERSON. artihE JudEs % Pro-
bate Court this 1fnd day %
Sept. 1854
ERNEST p. LORENZ.
Clsrk % Probate Court
Thanas ForshsrE. Attornsy
az prodBcs state IA BldN
Cspokesman. sept as-Oct : fBnl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

Sioux Falls D. Now Central il con-
Hdered Of the strongest City she'll
acng by the Sioux Falls Hi prestige brand
Of football played the BaIely IS yards for
one OF Centras touch downs Jim WaonS
He's one Of the best looking college
Mechanics made two defeating
Ing by - 70 and stamped It's
II II wants TO win the 81 Paul conference title
AonSo Smith former Sioux Falls on the Uni.
Angeles
Stm like the Dodgers in six The Buns
are losing the first game Of the series JmmS
type)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

70 Dc IN the Charmed 3OO circle.
Some sports writers have labeled Jackie a cry
baby There Ia many bali player in each Of the
big leagues who would give his right arm II he could
cry up on the Robinson batting average
Watch EN- Gophers! Ellis Duckett and BoIden
are boys at watch In the Michigan State Minnesota
game Saturday. like Michigan State by IL points
over Minnesota.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
s='''3' ports

Jackie Robinson Monte Irwin Roy Campansna
League Minnie Mnoso the League
the 800 batting
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

Invest in the future by investing
in Q home.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

1914 Thomas Place N.
2 bedroom stucco bungalow, gas
heat, garage. Terms.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

5000 HUEnboIdf Ave. No.
Three year old 2 bedroom bunga-
low. Full basement, gas heat,
fenced yard. double garage. CT or
FILA.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

Fom LESS THAN O.
You can receive this paper BY
mall for Ieas than O. every Wesh.
THIS b the bsst bargain IN nsws
IN TIE town.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

Several low down payment homes
available now.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

$500 Medicine Luk0 Blvd.
sen gently rolling acres. zoo
feet Of lake shore. 4 room house,
double garage included. Suitable
for motor court, or home site de-
velopmenG Reasnable terms.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
Romance

For a hush. moody atmosphere
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M,.kM


TAKE OVER PAYMENTS
Twenty-one inch TV. Never used.
HYland S071. So
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

12o EllWood Ave. ".
Beautiful 4 bedroom stucco home.
gas heat, double garage. spacious
grounds. 5000 down.
Evening star., 1953-10-09

be a relative "breather" or may
be playing q team which uses an
entirely different system from
the one you employ. Thus, if
the opportunity presents itself, it
is best to scout the team thor
oughly on the day when it plays
the strongest team on it's sched-
ule which employs an offense
somewhat similar to your own.
A good case in point is Pitts
burgh, which we play next week.
Last week end the PantherS tied
Oklahoma, a team which uses a
system similar to Notre Danes.
Tomorrow Pitt plays Nebraska.
which employs an unbalanced
line and frequently uses the
single wing, which bears little
resemblance to our operation.
Thus, scouting Pittsburgh against
Oklahoma would have been much
more beneficial to our staff than
watching them against Nebraska.
CatalOg of Information.
Each scout is supplied with a
notebook properly indexed with
tabs so that he can readily turn
to the section he desires. On the
first page he lists general infor-
nation such as date, weather
conditions, game statistics and
the final score. In the indexed
section are listed the important
phases such as the pregame
warmup, kickoff and punt re-
ceptions. defensive plans and
most important-the offense,
with Subsections to separate the
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Timing Is Important
Leohy Explains Scouting Job,
Key to InstiIIing Confidence

running game from the passing
game.
In the pregame warmup sec
ton are listed all the vital sta
tistics on the personnel, with
particular attention to any player
with exceptional ability. Such in
formation may come in mighty
handy when a key substitution
is made at a vital point in a
game. Under receptions, we like
to know how many plans a team
has for bringing a kick back and
how these are executed. FIRE.
quently one man is the key in
setting up a long return and if
we can get to him no harm will
occur.
AS regards offense, our scouts
are equipped with full supply
OF mimeographed forms of our
own teams offense so that when
ever they see a play similar to
one OF ours, they can easily mark
the variations. Scouts should
list accurately the names and
numbers of all players and de-
termine which man throws the
Key block on any play which Is
successful more than once. If
we know this we can work on
how to check his manuever.
The Vital Questions.
What was their favorite play
on third down? Usually that
play is their best ground gamer
and the one you must stop if you
hope to win. Also, who is the
back most likely to carry the
ball IN such key situation? AS
much time as is practical must
be spent on scrutinizing the
activities OF the individual line
men to see if any tipoffs are
being given. When the play is
coming up the middle does the
center hurry his pass to get
ready to block? When it's a pass
play does the end take a peek
at the secondary?
A precise resume on the Often
Sive strategy employed might
provide a key to the entire plan
OF attack. Particular attention