Recruiting Should Pay OffTHE SOPHOMORE RECRUITING program at Mansfield Senior High School could easily pay off in a return to eminence for Tyger football. . . . Bengal coaches were frank-i ly worried at the slim turnout of sophomores this fall. . . .! A new program had gone into effect where the sophs would1 be a separate unit with their own dressing facilities and their own coaches. . . . This meant, too, these first-year boys would not be used as cannon fodder for the more mature : varsity players. . . . Co-coaches Dan McBride and Don Kehlen decided to do something about it when the sopho-: more squad roster showed only 36 names. . . . They felt many more boys at Senior High should receive the bene-i fits football can give developing youngsters. . . . Friday they!' talked to likely looking student-athletes and another 291-sophomores decided to try for places on the Tyger Cub team.': . . . Some additional boys will probably be “recruited” this!1 week. .. . The 1958 Tyger squad shapes up as a pretty good!’ one. . . . The defensive line has enough size, experience! and talent to make the opposition think twice before trying , to run through it. . . . But things do not have a rosy hue.!' for 1959. . . „ Which means a lot of the present sophomores\] will have to carry the varsity load next season. . . . This!] also points up the importance of having a pretty good s sophomore team this fall. ... No one realizes this more than Tom Pierson, the hard-working new Tyger head master.. . . “The recruiting by Nehlen and McBride and their stepped-up program is a good sign,” he said yesterday,! “They have 65 boys on the soph squad now and it should go! over 70 this week. This means we should reap the harvest! of the added talent in I960.” t