#2 ~ Dale Maxwell,

oe An alummyis of one college bets an alumnus
of another college $50,00 that his team is going to
whip tho tar out of the vrofessionaltman's alma mater,
and when the game ents they have lost their fifty
_ gmackers and there is only one thing to do < and that
is the fire the football coach, or just raise the
devil. But when football season is over the business
ané prefessional man goes back to his work, doing a
‘good job in making a very fine living and is considered
a pretty reasonadle fellow. They don't just get that
‘way «« they have already gotten that way.

eau I know bankers and lawyers that would sit
down and give you the finest advice about everything ;
that you might ask them, excevt about that great American
gane that. we have all gone nutty over,

Bonk: DT was at the allestar game in Chicago this
summer, Over 35,000 people attended, and many of them
paid 3,30 for a seat to seeaa spectacle that was
entirely out of season, but was ballyhooed by the |
Chicago Tribune in the name of charity, I do not know
what the pras got but the ameteurg got $500.00 a piece
and all their expenses, ahd, the promoter got $10,000
for his promotion, I am hoping that some of those
anemic Little kids got some milk that was net too
diluted to straighten up their rachitice bodies. I is
a great ching we do in the nane of charity. |

 

ie The boys came out and as they passed by
me they looked like a bunch of professio wrestlers
who had seen their best days - big, fat, stolid and
leaden individuals, all of whom had come to eellege to
get 2 college education, but most of them being paid
GQuring the time they wore in sehool, and who feel they

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coule earn wore money playing football even in college
‘than they could earn on the outside. When their days
of eligibility were over they were not satisfied like
Dale Maxwell, who, starts out practicing patience « not,
t hope = but is willing to start at the bottom, and
being hopeful, anticipating a life wherein competence
and inteliigence will put you on, not Easy Street, I
would say, but in a community where your integrity and
your standing will make # durable satisfaction for you .
the rest of your life. — :

3 . . But these big lugs, bruised ani battered,

muddy and sweaty, looked like the “grunt and groan
artists" that we see on the professional ballyhooed
hippodrome,. — ee ,

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