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in a small piece of cheesecloth
and run it through the gravy or
?tack. The fat will collect and
congeal on the cold surface of the
cloth and can be removed easily.
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When basting, thread a long thin
darning needle for the purpose
and more material can be taken
up at a time.
Shoes that are not to be worn for
a season should be repaired,
cleaned, and polished, put on shoe
trees to keep shape, wrapped in
tissue paper, and stored.
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split when fastened to the line.
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coals in the stove or furnace will
help remove soot from the chim
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SILENT SAM
By Jeff H?yet I 1
RED BLAIK'S brilliant Army
football team is on the marcb
again. With a record of 18 consecu
tive victories picked up in 1944 and
l?45, Army t ilrst
team should carry
it through another
big year, even if its
spotless record so
far happens to be
dented before De
cember arrives.
At least no one
should expect any
further wild romp
Wng over such
teams as Notre
Dame, Michigan,
Doc Blucluri
u ujie, uurneu, Co
lumbia, Pennsylvania and Navy. _
"Our first line strength is ex
tremely good," Red Blaik tells you,
as he looks over his eager talent?
talent that includes such backfield
stars as Blanchard, Davis, McWil
liams and Tucker. "But we are no
longer three deep. We are no long
er even two deep. In addition to
our starting backfield, which will
match any in football, we have Fu
son at center, Poole and Foldberg
at ends and two good guards."
As good as Blanchard and Davis
are, they are not as likely to steal
the entire show again from such fine
backs as young Tucker at quarter
and Shorty McWilliams at halfback.
A look at the complete records in
McWilliams' case proved the Army
was entirely blameless in connec
tion with Coach McKean's charges
from Mississippi State. It was Mc
Williams, backed up by his fam
ily, who wanted to come to West
Point. McWilliams made applica
tion while still in high school, be
fore he ever entered Mississippi
State. Letter after letter has proved
this.
The trouble started on his home
furlough when rather luscious finan
cial inducements, apart from any
Mississippi State official connection,
were made. And don't believe this
was the only large financial induce
ment offered a college football play
er this year.
A Smart Choice
McWilliams elected to stay at
West Point of his own free will. It
was a smart move in his case, as
too many leaving service football
have come under the gossip of duck
ing the draft, whether or not the
charges are true. I might add that
his opponents will find the able
entry from Mississippi is one of
the best backs in football. He is a
prpat kiH with imttoiial ahili+w An/4
if there is a better quarterback in
college football than young Tucker,
or a much better passer, I'd like
to have his name.
This year of 1946 may be the last
season in some time that Army can
field any winning team.
For one reason, too many colleges
are paying good football players
money that West Point and Annapo
lis won't and have no desire to
meet. For another reason, too
many young men have no yearn
ing to get up at S a. m. and work
16 hours a day.
It is my belief that college pay
checks are going to lead to a na
tional scandal unless there is a sud
den check. The fight for yonng
stars, plus inducements offered, al
ready have broken all past records.
Athletic scholarships and Jobs
that can take a young fellow through
college, are O. K. But not the
substantial paycheck on the side,
usually handled by keyed-up alumni.
Back again to this 1946 Army
squad?
In my opinion Army will have the
best backfield in college football?
Blanchard, Davis, McWilliams and
Tucker?power, speed, smartness
and spirit. Once again, keep a
more open eye on McWilliams and
Tucker.
Tough Year for Army
"This is the hardest year we've
known since 1943," Blaik says.
"Frank Lahey at Notre Dame is
three deep with a flock of veterans
who range back to his great team
of 1943. Many have picked Notre
Dame as the best team in football
It may be Pennsylvania will give
us all the trouble we can handle.
Navy had some hard luck in losing
men, but Tom Hamilton will do a
fine job with a squad that will give
anyone a battle.
"Few men on our squad," Red
added, "have ever known defeat.
They love football. They are all
fine officer material, and that is
what West Point is supposed to turn
out. We can be beaten and we may
be beaten, but unless we are
handicapped by injuries to key men,
it will take quite a team to turn
the trick."
At this point, Athletic Director
Colonel Biff Jones was gazing mood
ily into the autumn sky.
"I was just thinking," he said,
"that if we had enough parking
space for the human body, we could
play to at least 300,000 in the Michi
gan game, and over 800,000 in the
Notre Dame and Navy games. We
might do 300,000 in the Pennsylvania
game.
"Yon don't think so? Come along
to my oflee and see the ticket re
quests already piled up. There were
over llt^M applications tor the
Michigan game early In Jane.
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