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I cannot explain the twilight zone between a
dream and a hunch, In fact, 1 cannot logically explain either a
dream or a hunch, The psychologist might roughly explain a dream
. as forces driven by nervous er mental currents that we do not under-
stand; yet the incubation period might have been in previous
reactions, occurring possibly months or years before. The currents
or forces might have jelled for ‘ period, then might flow at a most
unexpected time, This funding of all the years of experiences might
gush out inte a sudden perfect conclusion.

Possibly out of the exhaustive dream theories of
the psychologist might come an explanation of this dream. However,
whe ther apm rition, vision, premonition, presentiment, dream, or
hunch, I shall relate the dream here as I told it on that day to the
football team: |

I saw an seroplane with the faces of eleven Kansas
gridiron warriers therein. Each face was set out in bas-relief in
the fuselage of that ship as it took off on old McCook Field. And
five of those men whom I saw in the fuselage that night were not to
have been in the anticipated starting line-up of the following day.

In this dream, the Iowa State team had kicked off
to Kansas. The Kansas airship had sailed to the north and over the
east goal, In despair, the Iowa State players had folded their hands
on their hips and gasped. This dream alone was inaeide to convince |
me that the men that “ saw in that ship would be in my starting line-
‘up. Arthur "Duteh" Lonborg was the quarterback and field general,

Ten minutes before game time we were huddled in

the dressing room for final instructions and line-up announcements.

The announcement came as a blast.