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One Wonders

One is inclined to wonder if Dr. Allen's perfection of his "stratified-transitional- 4
man-for-man-defense-with=the-zone-principle", which sounds so impressive and by which he
sets such great store (in print, at least) has been as important to the development of his
many championship teams as his uncanny ability to lead and condition boys, keep them
interested in goal-shooting practice and infuse them with a holy crusading zeal on game
ni ghts *

One is inclined to wonder further if his recipe for orange egg=noge* and his
technique for treatment of ingrown toenails** haven't produced more field goals than
his intricate plays, diagrams of which make lire Francis Schmidtfs razzle-dazzle football
maneuvers look like kids' hop-scotch chalkings on the sidewelkse

By All Meansé

Can I recanmend this book? I'll say I can--and do§ I recommend it not only to
basket ball coaches and basket ball nuts, but also to medical students, brides whose
bosoms ache in desperation for a quick initiation into the mysteries of the kitchen,
connoisseurs of Americana, psychiatrists and wights, who like myself, enjoy revelation
and instruction when they're mixed with good entertainment, as this able and amazing gent
has so effectively donee '

~-Frederick Ware, Sports Editor.

*Dre Allen's recipe for orange eggnogg--Squeeze juice of an orange into a bowl. Beat
white and yook of egg separately. Mix orange juice with beaten egg yolk and fold into
beaten eg@ white. Flavor with pinch of salt and a sprinkle of sugare Serve with a slice
of buttered toaste ,

*«*Drs Allen's method of removing ingrown toenails--Apply a 20 per cent solution of nitrate
of silver every other day to the approximated sides of the nail and skin tissues. Be
very careful to leave no excess of the liquid in the nail groovee »« « After three or four
applications of the nitrate of silver, the painted nail may be easily dull-disected away
from the firmer portione