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A load of barrels was always good luck to the batting i of the
New York Giants under “Muggsy" McGraw, but @ never + + of=toceg ever
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my left shoulder at the moon for good luck nor wes. I afraid of the so-called

hoodoo number, 13e Even a black cat crossing my ee no omens—of terrors

for mee |
However, I have always played "hunches" and Oe is,

this daye That is why the dream couse -- the only touchdown of the game
-—materializede

In the early fall of 1920, t-femd—myseké as Director of Athletics
at oe of cant PD EM LTE as Coach of football
as—weti—eas Head Coach of basketballs

Our football team, oe but 162 pounds per man, was the lightest

in our athletic history at Kansase

passing and place kicking, had won its first two preliminary games against
, en Emporia Kansas Teachers, and against Mark Bank's Drake University

Bulldogse Iowa State, our next opponent, heavy and aggressive, had been highly

teams relying entirely upon forwerd

toutede Our situation looked none too promisinge In fact, the week's pre=

paration was most disappointinge :
In ae carly days—of coaching|{, formed the habit of taking a pencil

and pad efpeper to bed with me, attac
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hing them to the bedpost by a piece of
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the eerie meorates hours, Sete rer iably stheypvani ghpd under, the spell of day=

light and the arduous duties agcompanying it mless I psoribbled them down on
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this pad for reper i
I cannot explain the twilight zone between a dream and a hunche In

fact, I cannot logically explain either a dream or a hunche The psychologist

might roughly explain a dream as forces drivel by nervous or mental currents