THE ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION
October 3 !. 1931
5
F ullback
A a e r i a l a l u r y « if y o u t h f u l l o v r a n d
b a le ra t« !n g
fo o t b a ll g a m r * .
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Ir ix la lliit r n t
b r g l t t a t ie l o w
a y n o p a l« , t i n n | o o n w it h
H ead
th e
t l t r « lo r y
JA C K SO N , Kin
Umler new law
|Mcv»r<1 b\ the sta ir legislature « very
child in Florida will receive equal
educations) opi*oi \unities, a cond i­
tion never before known in the slate
Formerly some of the count lea ga\e
only a six a re k term.
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H I.A D U F R a n d
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Hurnry uml Hally » a lk rd arro.vi
Ih r rampiui In sllrn rr
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niom rnl H alt wua lorv oltm .
"T rll m r," snid Sally, "do you cvrr
do any .•.Inirln" lhe»r days You used
to la1 ju st m i l back !v m r."
' "Not much " llarnrv a a » n trlflr
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M. M A N T E N & SO N , INC. ..
• I H e a r , S e ,* *
I» k ly w . N T
I see
I n i glad to know you. Mr. c(iich and from thofu* who watched
Held
Have you had any experience f rom the Aid lines
in singing before?'
j q j course, the freshm an team did-
Hally ha.vt» n»-d Uy detail what lia r- n ’t really count for much a t Hcw-
ney had done in his fa th e r’s choir adr
Freshm an team s are generally
Hhe d«*.serlb«*d his work in glowing watched only beciu s* of what m ate-
tern •
nai they will fiv a M i t o l t d year’s
"W< 'll give you a ch an ce." said the varsity aggregation
G enerally it's
professor " L e ts hear you sing some hurdly worth while to k*ep track of
odl spiritual just as you would if them, so many flunk out or quit
you were home
i bool
B u t thi varsity was going to lose
Barney was nervous
The Mulling eyes of Sally and the a lane? number of seasened players
j austere o n es of th e p rofessor were next y ar through graduation and
other causes. So the fro.‘ h team
i upon him
J
"O e*> —'* h e ‘.aid
began to tak * on importance
B arney found h i m s e l f
being
T he professor dimmed the lights
* and sat down
“G o ahead.
he watched. Som etim es he could dis-
j tingui.sh Sally or Duke Hart or P ro-
| urged. "Sin g anything "
H.ir
Harney starter] cut
hesitatingly, feasor Hill along the Mdelln
but gained cour tge ai h launt hi d , n y did his tx it
W hen the fr sh were holding th eir
Into an old-tim e spiritual which his
fath er had taught him many years first practice scrim m age against the
ago
| varsity, Barney was told to take the
; ball
"B :e a k through the cen ter of
My Lord, what a morning
the line.'* the coach ordered. " I want
When the stars b gin to fall.
I to »’ e how it’ll hold up."
You'll see the wori on fire.
You'll see hte moon a bh 'd m a n ’
Aund Barney proceeded to do Just
I that. Like a shot fro ma gun. he
T h e moot) will turn to bio d
W hen h? finished, there was silence» started ofT-tackle
then cut back
in the room for a m oniuit
T h n i through center
He got clear and
the professor arose and grasped B a r j eluded the h alf-back who lunged
ney's hand
toward him He sld ’ -stepptd ano ther
"Boy ' fi
aid warmly, "you've got and streaked for the open held Half
the varsity team was on his heels,
Just what f want T h a t was great
ally adrd her eoiiitratukilionv It but only one m ail in front. T h a t
. rrnbarra-sA.-d "Y ou srt, 1 vr b rrn W'us wonderful." .h e murmured
man was Duke Hart I
" I f yo uwant the Job. -aid P rofes­
( «rorklliK In 1 1if mill, and thi ir isn't
B arney put h i* head down
H art
m urh chatter lor a tclkiw to »In* In sor Hill, "It's yours. It doesn't pay eam e in from the side
B arney
i ' n dollars a week but you | str ik ed p u t hit.. And th in he felt
there, with all the noise and the
( sing only on Sundays and c me to
hard work to br done '
lone rehearsal a week
Is that all a sharp twinge of pain in his ankle.
He stumbled and fell
•'Weren't you in th e choir of your right with you? '
T en dollars a we k ' Barney's h e a r t 1 Barney knew what had happened.
d id :, ch u rch ?"
leaped with Job
Why. th a t would H art had deliberately clipped him .
"Y e s of course
Hut w hy?"
pay his board bill, a t least
H e . And had not tackled ta all. but had
" I was just OilnkinK . . ."
wouldn't have tb work In the resta u ­ thrown hts whole weight ag ainst
"Thinkline w hat?"
And Barney's leg had
• W ell, I hap|)cn to know one of the rant any more And he could go out ' Barney s leg
rollaps d
for fo (b all'
m usic a-achers here at college
IIt
“S u n . B arney said -imply " I n i '
T h e tm k *• tUeKal. but they still
the choir d irector of one of th e
’
get away with It. Nobody seemed to
churches In the city. Hr told me on."
.
.
.
'
have
noticed this time, and B arney
mily the other day lh a t he w s. look- j
rttA P T V R t v
! * • * not one to squeal. B u t the in cl-
trig for some nr with a real mellow
.
,,
dent didn't cause him to like H art
t-n o r voice for solo parts I thought
Next day found B arn y out on the a n y m0re
mayb ’ you d do Your voter w as al 1 field limb ring up his muscles, hap
. . .
Wrays prrtty good “
ptly booting the pigskin, getting back
"B u t It isn't trained '.lie re re lots into old-tline shape
T h e restaurant i
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of fellows who can sing m urh better Job had been given up; hts evenings
B arn y got up gamely, dusted off
Ilian I ran -
were free now exc pt when
special bis togs, and went back into the tu s-
"T lia t's Just the twilnt He docsn'l rrhearsais were betng held.
It gave skv He smashed through the v a r­
want a mull whose voice Is rultivutrd il Un an inuticnsc th rill to clim b once s**y bne for two touchdowns
a fte r
and everything T h ere are plenty of more Into the m o lo k in s and
padded that, each tim e treating H art, who
them around h e ir
He w ants s m e- bre cites, to feel the cleats cf hts » a s playing safety . to a stiH stra ig h t*
one who sings the old spirituals - shoes dig Into I
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n atu rally ."
the ball shoot from his hand across
" I see. but—"
the field In a long spiralling pass.
"Y o u 11 go up and see him. w on t
Under the tutelage of th e freshm an
you? I'll go along "
roach, fils old sprtd and accuracy
"O h. all rig ht."
returned
And the driving power
Profeasor Hill of the srhool of m u­ which had been lacking while In
sic w elcomed I lie tw o Into his office high school now was hts He hadn t
la ter th at afternoon
worked these long hours in the iron
"llow do you do. Miss M artin ," he mill for nothing
greeted the girl. W on't you two com e I Barney dldn t find it hard fo make
In?"
the frr.shman squad
He fitted In
"T ilts Is B arney R etd." Sally sm iled I perfectly at the fullback
position
at him. " I think he's Just the m an j His work In p ra ctice- scrim m ages I
H ea lth y
you're looking for for your choir.“ I brought forth warm praise from th e *
L i k e s shot out o f a g u n , B a r n e y
s t a r t e d off t a c k l e , th e n c u t b a c k
th ro u g h cen ter.
H e got c l e a r a n d
e l u d e d th e h a l f b a c k w h o l u n g e d
t o w a r d h im .
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