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And then there was something else and something elses All these
objections that he raised were not insurmountable and were handled politely
and With diseretione Lewendowski's objections were never nauseatingly put
but there was partially a self-injured air that left the listener feeling that
the interrogator was not altogether too happye Thfough the years I have met |
this type so much that we rather get accustomed to those fellows and we call them
shirtesleeved diplomats looking for a breake They just sort o/ feel a fellow.
out and see how the mental equilibrium is balancinge |

Amen did not say anything to me after the game, but he heard me use
his name and looked directly at me when I pointed a finger at hime I- did not
say anything to him, nor did I see Dees after the game, but Lewendowski came
up, congratulated me and we passed off the incident with a friendly handshakes

In all the years that we have met wissouri, Kansas State, or sj
Iowa State, we have never had these wihappy incidents and this is the first
real bad situation we have had with Nebraskt.,

ee At Norman, Oklahoma, Ug Roberts and AeDe Paine were two of the
worst offenders that I have ever seen, They pulled this cheap stuff and then
ran up immediately after the game and wanted to shake handse ‘They called it,
of course, "getting the other fellow's goats" :

George “dwards end I had a talk at Columbia and we both agreed that
when our players started that. sort of thing we would yank them out of the
game so quickly it would make their heads swime Lou Menze is exactly of the
same Opinion, But some of these younger boys feel they should win a game any
way they can and that any action is O.Ke se long as you win and do not get
pemalized by the officialse | . ees

The crime is getting caught and so long as you get away with a
lot of this stuff it is considered smart stuff. This is the practice that
is maintained among hoodlums and pickepockets, and if we as coaches permit
that sort of muckerism then we eertainly are not doing our job of training
the boys to play the game and not resort to the alley-fighting standardse

ilo wonder they threw Rose Bowl epithets at the Nebraska boys. I
am surprised that they did not receive worse, But the audience further back
out of hearing range simple could not understand ite Bae

Gwinn Henry said to me that next morning that he was going to speak
to Biff Jones about it because he kmew Biff would not stand such muckerisme
Gwinn said Biff was e fine old sportsman and certainly if he had been down here
some youngsters would cértainly have been called on the carpets

At the next opportwmity I have to talk with Dees, I am going to tell him th
that I em surprised that a bunth of yomg fellows would so far forget themselves

. that in their endeavor to win a ball game they would stoop to shoddy tricks

in encouraging a bunch of kids along such linese :