Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-11-10 | Page 9 | Fred Heyman Picks 'Em out of the Air in Nifty Style

Fred E ley man Picks 'em Out of the Air in Nifty Style FEED 0. IIEYMAN. 4 1 V v f ;i i , i I o7 . i! i 1 " i r & I i v . x ; " , TyHEN it comes to har.,1llne fonvani pasFos. few itirn on the gridiron have anything on lanky llonian of Washinclon uti.1 Jcffprson Tlioao loKy notiKh to l-aic journeyed i, N,y illlVcn a louple of weeks ao saw a inriuiiip esicbiiBii an. I a ilc-nonst ra t ion 01 tne furenoritv of well-played ncw-stMe ncw-stMe lootl.all over p..orly-,.iayed ..id-style. In- , leverlv eveeuted forward rasses and fake-kick tormalions. Wash inmon and J.-ftet.-jn eonipletelv baffled tne Blue and won uie rime. Tlie re.eivir.K end of most of th(.Se forward passes TM Hynan. i'0 Hands a hit over six feet in hmlu and lias a pair of the ' .a7".s e.er "",iS homo. In fact, when Hevinan a hands are extended fml nhovc his iiead they are alim.st nine feet ahovo the ground. -Nature was kind to Heyman he is perfectly built for the art of pl.-klnc those forward passes out of the air. With a little practice he has improved a bit on nature. licyman was Kr.iduated from the Mnssillon, Ohio, liich school In 1M2. He was , o-:e of the best all-around athletes in Ohio intersciiolastic athleths. In the fad of lf'12 ' e enlered Wa si 1 1 ill; t on and .telfcrs.ui at "a s i n n-ton. I'a., along with l.urt -f: e otijcr creen football men and Immedia ' ei v k.i ve prmnlse of urea t things to come, Tl:e fu-st year he did hub- more than' show the promises but tiie e.-ond year he did some splendid work at fullback. In the third var- lie was sc.ifi.-d to end and seeme I to fit there better than in anv other position. Last ear he won fame hv makinc a rcmarka''e . t . -ri of a forward pass in the Raisers g.(n:e and this year lie added more laurels to lbs crown witli Ids mar-velo'i.- catch in the Yale came. Heyman is an eveiient basketball player, which accounts for his clever handling of the pitrskin. He is one of l ie best punters in the came and bandies a iot of the kicking work for Washincton and .lefferson. He is food on interference and breaking up interference m the opposition. He holds the record at Wasc.ineton int.! Jefferson for loni; forward passim; and can shoot the ball sixty-five yard-.. In addition to all this, he is a Rood student, a modest fallow, and his ambition is to become a football coach upon his graduation next June.