The North Santiam's Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 194?-1949, December 23, 1948, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextKnitted Wool Baby Set CLASSIFIED] DEPARTMENT —————————— RABBITS & SKINS WANT LIVE BABBITS’ 4 it». up. rub- bit »kins, hides, wool, moluiti-. can- c.tra. live poultrj. Rubv & Company, 935 8. W Front. Portland. Oregon MISCELLANEOUS Scrub to Coaching Star Baby Set IUST about the most adorable knitted bonnet you've seen—it’s made of kitten soft blue wool with pale pink pompons. Or use your own color scheme. Matching thumbless mittens are trimmed with tiny pompons. Simple knit ting even for a beginner. • * * To obtain complete knitting instructions and stitch illustrations for Baby Mine set (Pattern No. 5804) send 20 cents in coin, your rtame. address and pattern number. SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK 530 South Wells St. Chicago 7, Ill. Enclose 20 cents for pattern. No________________ . Name Add real Best Time to Stop Rodent Losses Is Before Storage The best time to prevent losses by rats and mice in farm storage is just previous to the actual stor ing of produce. Before storing vegetables, ap ples. or other farm produce, give the storage room a thorough cleaning—both inside and out. Check windows, doors, ventila tors, and floor drains to make sure they are constructed so as to pre vent rat and mouse travel. Farm ers should remove all lumber piles, broken boxes, tall grass, weeds and refuse from areas surround ing the outside of the storage building. PRACTICALLY every on« of the * long parade of great football coaches has come from good or better football players — Camp, Haughton, Rockne, Little, Crisler, Bierman. Neyland, Thomas, Hick man, Voigts, Yost, Heisman, on and on indefinitely. I can recall but one exception. His name is Bill Alexander of Geor gia Tech, one of the top coaches of all time. Alexander headed north from the red clay hills of Georgia to accept the accolade of the Touchdown club of New York. Today he is Georgia Tech’s graduate manager, having turned over the coaching reins at Tech to Bobby Dodd after direct ing the destinies of the Yellow Jackets for 25 years. But the important Grantland Rice point is this—Alex ander was never a college star. He was on the scrub team at Georgia Tech in 1907, 1908 and 1909 before he became John Heisman's assist- ant in 1912. Bill Alexander, physically, was never quite equipped to be a college star. But, mentally and psychologically and emo tionally he was far beyond most of the greatest players the game has ever known. He knew football. He knew the physical side of football. But, bet ter than most, he knew the value of deception, of using speed to match weight and power. When John Heisman left Georgia Tech in 1920 to go to Pennsylvania, Alexander took over and set up a brilliant record for the next 25 years until he turned over the job to Bob by Dodd in 1945. In that time, Old Man Alex had won seven conference champion ships—he was named the coach of the year in 1942—and he had baffled and bewildered more rival coaches than anyone I know, with lighter, faster, smarter working material. It was lack of weight and power I that bowled Tech over this year. Bill Alexander is football's leading philosopher. He has known the game from the front line for over 40 years. He has a marvelous sense of humor— an amazing understanding of values. Here’s an Alexander story that- goes back exactly 20 years to 1928 ' and explains Alex: Georgia Tech was playing its final game of the season against Notre Dame. This game meant staying home or going to the Rose Bowl. “How are things?” I asked. “How would I know,” Alexandei said, “I haven’t seen the team in three days. I’ve had 122 tickets to collect and deliver to old grads. 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One of the main arguments start- ed when Don Miller, now a high- toned Cleveland judge, stopped me before the Army-Navy game a year ago and berated me soundly for picking him as a blocking back. “I never blocked a guy in my life,” Miller said with much indig- nation. I told this to Elmer Layden, recently. Layden laughed. “I'll tell you the truth.” he said. “We all had to block. We al) had our blocking assignments, even bowling over the two ends, help ing take out a tackle, or han die the secondary. “Stuhldreher was probably the best of our blockers, but we had tc block. Miller, Crow-ley and I han died most of the running. Stuh! dreher did the passing, but we were more of a running team than a passing team. We all had speed I could just shade 10 seconds—say 9*i for the 100, and the others were about the same. 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