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This game has been designated as an Olympic tryout, and will be played at 1 p.m. at the LaSalle College stadium. Allison March of Amberst and Ross Smith of Cornell are the coaches...
Reporting that game, the New York Times's Allison Danzig called Kazmaier's performance "one of the greatest passing exhibitions ever seen on any gridiron since the introduction of the pass in 1906." The Herald Tribune decided that "Princeton's all-around operations on offense and defense and Dick Kazmaier's transcendent solo deeds against Cornell were the peak performances, team and individual, of a football coach's lifetime." Cornell's veteran coach, Lefty James, said simply, with the disarming candor of the defeated: "The greatest back I've ever seen...
Sanderson explained he was violently opposed to Communism, but protested that the original bill was not "clear enough." Another representative, Allison R. Dorman, said he "agreed with the objective of the bill." But he disagreed "violently with the provision of the bill which revokes the charter of a college that was found to be employing Communists...
...mechanical qualities. Repeatedly he fired sales managers who blamed a sales slump on the Ford car's laggard styling, finally told Bennett: "What's the use of having any more sales managers? We'll just let them go." He disliked fat men, forced 300-lb. Fred Allison, an early associate in the Ford Company but who was down on his luck, to take off weight for months before giving him a job as electrician...
EDWARD L. ALLISON Tulsa, Okla...