Veteran coach lauds single and double wing football roots
Palo Alto legend Pop Warner reflects on the origins of the single and double wing, arguing they outperform the modern T formation. He recalls teaching methods at Carlisle and Georgia, the spiral pass era, and contrasts quarterback mechanics with earlier formations. He notes Princeton UCLA and others adapting his styles.
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Republicans and Dixiecrats shape 82nd congress in party divide
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