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CHICAGO II, ILLINOIS

were placed in a corner of the locker room and of all the crazy (7)
things, you started reciting poetry to us and there we sat absorbing
your thoughts and stewing in our juicee It was time for the kick-
off33 Finally we were released, fighting, bawling mad and eager.
Eleven players made a dive for the door = what a jame I'1] never
forget the white heat of that pent up energy and determination.
"“Potsy" Clark came out on the field, apparently to say something, but
took one look at his eleven and walked off without a worde A team
was never keyed up to a tighter pitche The records may not bear me
out but as I recall the Cornhuskers had the ball inside our 10 yard
line four times and we had the ball inside their 10 yard line an
equal number of timese It was the toughest, hardest game in my three
years of football. One time NU had the ball on our one yard line and
four downs to goe Four times they gave the ball to the big NU full-
back, Nobles He was big end fast and started away back and came with
a terrible crash, but in the end, we took the ball and they had lest
six inches in four attemptse Well, anyway, that's the way I remember
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Once again, thanks for the letter.
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en Cordially yours,

Alan Davidson,
Personnel Manager