Why Football Why Ask and Answer Why Football
A vivid account of Athens Highs football practice amid heat and rigor. Players push through fatigue while learning teamwork and growth, questioning glory while fitness and mindset build character. The piece closes with a rookie sports editor misnaming coach Russ Finsterwald as Don’s father.
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Don
Russ Finsterwald
Don Finsterwald
Logan Plans Festor System Football Program Growth
Logan High School launches a large junior high football effort under Head Coach Mel Adams. A freshman squad of 36 works out daily while an eighth grade team begins drills with Dick Martin guiding and uniforms donated locally. A flag league for 125 younger players aims to feed about 240 boys into instruction and competition.
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Logan
Mel Adams
Dick Martin
Rio Grande College
Coalton
Adams
Summer Recreation At Logan Shines With Baseball And Swim
Logan reports a successful summer recreation program under Harry Westfall, with a total balance of 2228.85 as of Aug. 10. The initiative centered on baseball and swimming, offering adult lessons by Richard Faulkner and Jack Moorehead and youth instruction by Gene Morgan, Lynn Strait, and Keith Schultz.
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Logan
Harry Westfall
Richard Faulkner
Jack Moorehead
Gene Morgan
Lynn Strait
Keith Schultz
Coe Delays Walker Cup Lineup Choice
U S Walker Cup captain Charlie Coe postpones opening day lineup decisions after Wednesday practice. He will announce Friday's Scotch foursomes pairings this afternoon while praising a balanced American squad aiming for a 15th victory in the 16th meeting with Great Britain.
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Minneapolis
Charlie Coe
Uncle Sam
Coe
U. S
America
Great Britain
Billy Joe Patton
Rex Baxter
Aroald Blum
Charlie Kocsis
Bill Campbell
Bud Taylor
Hillman Robbings
Mason Rudolph
Joe Campbell
Bill Hyndman
Kocsis
Blum
Minikahda
Harvard Names Four To Coaching Staff
Harvard announces four new assistant coaches for the football program. Gerald Lodge of Cleveland, a West Point graduate of 1954, will coach the junior varsity backs as disclosed by Athletic Director Thomas Bolles on Wednesday night.
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Mass
Harvard
Army
Gerald Lodge
Lodge
Cleveland
West Point
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Yawkey Named Boston Red Sox President Since 1933
Thomas A. Yawkey has served as president of the Boston Red Sox since 1933, guiding the franchise through decades of Major League Baseball history.
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Thomas A. Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Savitt in Davis Cup Dilemma as Tourney Opens
Dick Savitt, seeded No. 2 behind Ashley Cooper, faces first round a match in Forest Hills as the Davis Cup selection debate looms. He may refuse Davis Cup duty despite a possible top team call. Coexisting notes cover Patty, Seixas, Fraser, and Gibson in the crowded field along with other tennis and boxing items and a St John’s coach Kaiser hitting an .804 baseball mark.
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N. Y
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Dick Savitt
U. S
Savitt
Frank Shields
Ashley Cooper
Brownlow
Cleveland
Patty
Lawrence Shaffer
New York
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Sweden
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Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Neale Fraser
Australia
Ham Richardson
Westfield
N. J
Herbie "Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
St. John’s University
Jack Kaiser
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