FRIDAY, Blaik, direct United ea ‘Academy ; . oe ae One aan vee of football strategy rent s ee ee night). ‘Hurricane Gus thletie open’ oe ed later head coach of North a the. Carolina ~ e. lta Vanderbilt, to pearian |; Army on Notre Dame back in the early 20’s was priceless. Capt. John | McEwan, pyoeh egos puns OCTOBER has wie’ mee State at a at South Bend. But Big Mac) at diudidar th Shanes on Florida fullback State ee an 2 ve so preoccupied that he boarded | Kentucky’s at home, be ie train at Grand Central.| due. Kentucky.— Saf OCTOBER Duke. “‘Honest’ Jon’? MacBeth should be exhausted by now. Thankfully, Flori Tapia SATURDAY, 1960 ee Cadets, was supposed to scout th e | kenton’s Mississippipasseee a 14, S oe ea rested . - ee ns eee epee ase Dee Detroit at Detroit, far from the battle site. ‘and Dak a tl ek“for Maryland Sara Not one to panic, he phon fem called it_ “the’ cata rawest test me of a. they Haryai Rockne that night ae eal ee ‘has. caer thet lose. tage Bar for | young _man’ $ courage short of | ae Cross his predicament . Rock detailed i GRAN pc allant affart.. ANCE WINNER DIST Scots to a is shown after he led the the Ben Lomond’s Brent Miller cross country race prior to 1-2-3 finish Friday in the annual e in distanc e Miller ran the two-mil Weber-Ogden football game. the Scots’ Dean while , Lomond Bea of Bell 9:43.8. Second was Wade Others also picked up the team trophy. ry, Loftus was third. The Scots d, Ogden, fourth; Tom Newber finishing high were Dave Weigan LoBen , Roberts Tom sixth; lle, Weber, “fifth: John Hess, Bonnevi Ben St Weber, eighth, and Steve mond, seventh; Kent Dawson, cc ninth, 15, 1960