Show Login Utah Wednesday JVMC Calif It llypocrhy Game: Clou ded By Fallout? AccoUules Piling Up For ‘Running Rack’ Army-Iav- y war as an excuse not to come to the academy “But I’m an optimist and I sense the climate changing I think these antiwar and feelings are on the way out In fact I'm looking forward to recruit-yea- r because I think it’s going to be a lot easier than it was the last couple of years If I'm wrong then the time may not be too far away when somebody is going to nave to the sit down and NEW YORK— (NEA)— The Long Gray Line will not waver much at the news and surely the multitude of Midshipmen wll not sink into despair but the New Mobilization Committee ' to End the War in Vietnam has announced it will not be represented by so much as a when Army and Navy play football Nov 29 in Philadelphia chin-whisk- er “It’s not worth the effort of demonstrating against” Tom Cahill over service academy football than anyone cares to admit try” Rick Foriano the Navy-coac- “Right now I’d have to say that football at the Naval Academy is at its lowest point in history The spirit is here all right and the dedication is here but we just don't have the athletes A lot of kids that we went after simply used the at least it would seem nothing has been changed But the war in Vietnam and the resultant fallout it seems have cast a bigger cloud the service academies “We can’t be expected to Penn compete with the States States and the Ohio on football fields when we can’t compete with them in recruiting W' ”1 get kids sure but we need athletes When a kid comes to a service academy he’s going to have four tough years and comthen face a mitment to the military and p not too many prospects as they say are willing to make the sacrifices They’d rather go to a major college then go into the pros and make the big money “Besides the war pro ball is the second biggest excuse kids use for not coming here I don’t buy that Roger h stopped in the other five-ye- “It’s no secret the war has hurt our recruiting” says Despite the Committee’s 102000 people indifference will still Jam Kennedy Stadium to witness this 70th game between these service academies On the surface ar blue-chi- Stau-bac- Service Showdown: day and I asked him point blank Rog if you had it to do over again would you have come here?’ He said ‘I sure would have coach’ The kids say the five years of military duty after graduation rums their chances of making it in pro ball but if they're any good the pros’ll wait five years like they did with Staubach” i (1-8- not-doin- )' g ) keep type of boy who 2fted is being Now (Murray Olderman) with a volume that good Twenty years ago us were primarily baseball writers Olderman foresaw the possibiUtes of football and made himself an expert on written comes along is equally as when all of rate Olderman’s thoroughly fascinat- ing ‘The Running Backs' as the class of 596-pa- the subject There is no one more qualified to analyze the running backs just as be did the quarterbacks Murray Olderman you see is not only an expert in his own right but a singularly objective reHe has accomplished another porter superb reference work on football” Milt Rtehmaa United Press International: “Highly recommended reading is The Running Backs’ turned out by NEA's talented Murray Olderman as the logical follow-uto his first book The Pro Quarterback ’’ p l: Jack Patterson Akron “It is the best book on sports and pro football since ‘The Pro Quarterback' which it so happens also was done by Olderman in the same complete and spar- The individual chapter on klingstyle Jim Brown is a dandy It pulls no punches in painting him as a great athlete but an enigma as a man” Beacea-Joaraa- You'll Find EVERYTHING For Your Car At Montgomery Ward Now go mi with the fore- cast THANKSGIVING DAY 29 Texas Tech 26 (N) Mississippi 33 MIsl SL Arkansas Mississippi Mississippi and handsomely illustrated sequel to Olderman’s ‘The Pro Quarterback’ which I still rate the most readable book on pro football to pass my way But after plung-Th- e Running Backs’ ing halfway through I think it’ll be a tie’’ Bob Bowie Denver Post: “Olderman as he did in ‘The Pro Quarterback’ has done another masterful job chronicling the deeds and stories of the game’s greatest runners from Jim Thorpe through the past 50 years to some of the players still m action” Ron Fimrite San Francisco Chronicle: " of all the masterworks that have been deposited at my doorstep I’d have to played That’s what America is all about as far as I’m concerned” devil of a time as the Wildcats heh-heh- Conlin Sacramento Union: “ The Pro Quarterback’ was praised in this space as the best football book ever BUI Herald-Travele- r: y Banner’ field Olderman indulges the football fan’s mania for technique by describing how a running game is organized Then and these are his best chapters he writes biographies of the great runners from Thorpe and Grange to Sayers exThe cluding I kid you not no one is alone chapter of Hugh McElhenny worth the price a cool 61595" the “ ‘The Running Backs’ is the high wide image clean-cu- t young men from West Point and Annapolis standing at attention on both sides of the field while the ‘Star Army-Nav- Spangled seeking - to Although Navy has one of the poorest records in its history Army is that much better itself Murray Olderman executive editor of has written a book entitled “The Running Backs” published by Prentice-Ha- ll It is 596 pages long with diagrams photographs illustrations background Information and anecdotes of the greatest runners in professional football history The price Is 61595 It is always a matter of suspicion to one colleague to praise another in puUiiThe whole idea smacks too much of one hand washing the other 1m temptation here had to be suppressed But like putting a cover over a too filled container of Ice cream some of It seeps over the side So we will just quote what some of the nation’s outstanding sportwriters and sports figures have written about the book: Joe Falls Detroit Free Press: “He (Olderman) can paint pictures with his typewriter or with his brush and both come out vivid and real He has done another brilliant book on pro football” Tim Horgan' Boston NEA lude ourselves into thinking that we’re going to find any in New among the long-hair- s York City say “We’re at a low point right now but we’ve got an outstanding group of Plebes and in a couple of years we hope to be right back up there Even though we’ve got a poor record this year and Navy has a poor record I don’t feel the Army-Nav- y game is going to lose any of its luster It’s still the only game that splits the country right down the middle Army or Navy for a day “This is one game in which the season’s records mean nothing Emotion means everything It’s like a season in itself Tradition will always play a big part in this game and no matter what’s going on in the world you’ll still nave guys on the other end of the country rooting Navy because they were in the Navy once or for Army because they were in the Army It’s as American as you can get” And as Navy's Forzano says: "I still think there’s room in America for the And Arizona State’s Devils will give Arizona a— HOOPLE Turkey Taster DeLuxe Egad friends there are some tasty football treats in store for you this week The Turkey Day schedule is short on quantity but long on quality A trio of games stand out — Rick Forzano “We’ve had our problems no doubt about it” says Tom Meeting Tops Traditional List I 9 13-5- Cadet-Midd- ie By MAJOR AMOS is willing to accept discipline and who is willing to make a commitment to himself and to his country These types of boys are getting harder to find true but we don’t de- entire athletic programs at says a spokesman for the Committee from his Fifth Avenue office here “Can you imagine that 30000 American men have died in Vietnam the country is torn by turmoil and here these people from military institutions are all up in arms over a silly football game? It’s ridiculous and so typical of the hypocrisy in this coun- fa HtrsM Jovraii- -7 Nov 26 1969 -- State Texes-Texa- and Arkansas-Texa- Tech s The Hoopla System a clear-cu- t Texas 26 Texas A&M A&M s foe-see- s 33--3 victory tor Archie Manning and his Rebel teammates over the Mississippi State lads In the other pair Texas and Arkansas looking ahead to their typewriter Jockey The Auburn Tigers trailin the rivalry with powerful Alabama fii ing Southwestern Conference 1 their- 15th vici title battle next week will’ record annual renew) the34th record hard-wo-n a triumphs I this intrastate classic I predict the Texas triumph Tiger will prevail over the 2 count while the by a The big surprise of the Razorbacks will squeeze out day wiU come at Stillwater win over Tech’s Red a Oua when the Oklahoma ! Raiders— State Cowboys deal a stunOn Saturday thd historic ning defeat to highly rey conflict is only garded Oklahoma u their 64th gridiron meeting tme of many grudge battles on tap The Middies and CaTech The Georgia-Georgone another dets nave had undistingargument uished records to date but wherein the record book counts to naught will go to Army will make it a successful season by winning the Bulldogs by two points over the Tech stalOther traditional contests warts! match Alabama vs Auburn Georgia vs Georgia Tech will ride Florida's Florida vs Miamiof Flor- the talentedGatos of passer arm ida Oklahoma vs Oklahoma John Reaves to an easy State and Arizona State vs 6 victory over arch-rivArizona Miami in the Orange Bowl - - fore-see- 25-21- 26-2- 29-2- 0 har-rum- Army-Nav- ia 22 Tulsa 18 LetdsvIDe 13 Virginia Tech 36 VMI 14 SATURDAY NOV 29 Auburn 25 Alabama 21 (N) Arizona SL 14 Arizona 12 Army Navy 14 16 Geergla Georgia Tech 15 Boston College 6 Syracuse (N) Henston 23 Florida St 17 21 21 (N) Florida 42 Miami (Fla) (N) New Mexico State 26 Colorado State U 24 Pena State XI NC State 6 Okla State 26 Oklahoma 16 Rice 22 Baylor 19 W Tex SL 16 So Miss 15 Tennessee 25 Vanderbilt 16 UTex El Paso 29 Xavier 9 (N) Night games 18-1- 17-1- 5 42-1- IF YOU WANT A QUIET al HEATING SYSTEM Merlin Confident ffn Phil’s Ability was selected to the LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Lo- ok out NFL another Olsen is on team” Merlin who saw his brother the way This one is Phil Olsen 21 in action as a defensive end for brother of Loe Angeles Rams' Utah State— the same school All-Pdefensive tackle Merlin Merlin attended -s-ays Phil vents to play pro balL Olsen 29 “I think he'll do very well to the Phil has been He’s got excellent size and 1969 United Press a man Ms size great speed College Football team— Merlin won the same (Woot-- 5 255) and fine agility I honor in 1962 also St the age of know he has an excellent 20 attitude and I don't know what more yon can ask” “1 am extremely pleased him” Merlin said Tuesday “I Merlin said Phil is “about know how he win be I exactly the size 1 was at the know bow much this will mean same comparable time but I to him because I can remember think he’s a little fasther than I very vividly how I felt when I vas" ro 50MONTH X-TR- HEAVY A EXCHANGE PRICE n Rerarvo powt or electrical occewxies 22F 247 27 27F DUTY-R- EG 2795 Heavy-dut- -- INVESTIGATE OUR LENNOX 8-tra- ck tape player Top quality stereo sound Powerful amplifiers produce construction for long wear hP 15 watts per channel! 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