Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-12-24 | Page 10 | Grayson Serves as Campus Mailman

T T- T Gray Grayson son Serves as Campus Mailman B By RUSSELL J. J NEWLAND NE Associated Press Sports Writer riter PALO ALTO Cal Dec 24 24 Those who like lile to believe in inthe inthe inthe the adage truth is stranger than fiction might make a case of the players on Stanford's Rose bowl bound football team Only a few of them are even considering the possibility of ot turning their talents into professional professional pro pro- channels such as coaching None of those who will finish up three or four years yeara of at collegiate play New Years Year's day professes a desire to play the sport port for pay The big ambition of at the moment moment mo mo- ment I. I Ls I to wind up football in a ablaze ablaze ablaze blaze of glory The veterans of the squad squad- who started together as freshmen arc still rankled over defeats b by Columbia and Alabama in the last two Rose bowl tilt tilts Most of at them have worked their way through college A shining example is Bobby Grayson Gray- Gray son all America fullback the thelast thelast thelast last two years year For three years he has been the campus mailman mailman mallman mail mall man delivering to departments scattered over the hugo acreage In addition he walLs waits on tables for tor his board Grayson a history major would like to continue in the graduate chool school of business or prepare for a law career He also would like to coach football football football foot foot- ball for a few years mainly to try tryout out a Do few ideas he has formed during four seasons of at collegiate pIa play Although he Is I one of at the finest finest fin fin- est ball carriers the Pacific coast has developed he apparently apparently apparently would coach a of game depending heavily on forward forward forward for for- ward and lateral passes He says he would open up the game iame Robert Bones Hamilton halfback and James Monk end both finishing up and both political science majors would coach temporarily if given the tho opportunity Hamilton wants to get into business Mos Mos- crip will wUl take any old job They've waited on tables and done odd jobs for the board of ot athletic control all aU the way through Keith Topping end a public speaking and English major says he has a job awaiting him himIn himin himin in the movies at Hollywood He worked In a picture last st summer summer sum sum- mer but wants to become a film editor and Thumbnail sketches of at other varsity men Bob Reynold tackle economics economics eco ceo major worked in Oklahoma Oklahoma Okla Okla- homa oil all fields every summer and will continue in that busin busi busi- n ness ess cas Larry Rouble guard eConomics economics economics eco eco- eCo eCo- hopes to teach worked through as h hasher her Wes Muller center engineering engineer engineer- ing student mechanical engineer engineer engi engi- neer fleer oil fields in summer ca caterer caterer caterer ca- ca to dances and parties on campus Woody Adams guard accountIng accountIng accountIng account- account Ing student goal certified public public pub pub- lic lie accountant hasher and intra- intra college Dale Beedle tackle sophomore sophomore sophomore more hopes to follow law hashing hashing hashing hash hash- ing and odd jobs job pays the way Bill Bm Paulman quarterback sophomore ambition aeronautical cal engineer another hasher also automobile service station wo work rk Jimmy Coffis halfback sophomore sophomore more may go in for tor or coaching works summers in gold mine I hashes in school