Word: arnow
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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DEFENSE Position Lettermen Candidates End Tom Schreur John Boyer Tony Khazen Barry Littman Tackle Mike Murphy Rich Puccio Mike Vollmer J. Brzezenski Neal Kaufman Darren Langis C. Arnow Jared Levin John Sparks Middle Guard Greg Gicewicz Bruce McKee Linebacker Rick Mclntire Craig Peck Joe Gordian David Weiss Mark Pare Brian Powilatis Adjuster Bobby Frame Chris Maroney Eldon Johnson Mike Patterson Sean Warren Cornerback Cory Thabit Chris Rezendes Jon Lawrence Mark Bowen Jeff lafrati Rick Sofield Safety Jim Smith Bill Sellers
DEFENSE Position Lettermen Candidates End Tom Schreur John Boyer Tony Khazen Barry Littman Tackle Mike Murphy Rich Puccio Mike Vollmer J. Brzezenski Neal Kaufman Darren Langis C. Arnow Jared Levin John Sparks Middle Guard Greg Gicewicz Bruce Mckee Linebacker Rick McIntire Craig Peck Joe Gordian David Weiss Mark Pare Brian Powilatis Adjuster Bobby Frame Chris Maroney Eldon Johnson Mike Patterson Sean Warren Cornerback Cory Thabit Chris Rezendes Jon Lawrence Mark Bowen Jeff lafrati Rick Sofield Safety Jim Smith Bill Sellers
DEFENSE Position Lettermen Candidates End Tom Schreur John Boyer Tony Khazen Barry Littman Tackle Mike Murphy Rich Puccio Mike Vollmer J. Brzezenski Neal Kaufman Darren Langis C. Arnow Jared Levin John Sparks Middle Guard Greg Gicewicz Bruce McKee Linebacker Rick Mclntire Craig Peck Joe Gordian David Weiss Mark Pare Brian Powilatis Adjuster Bobby Frame Chris Maroney Eldon Johnson Mike Patterson Sean Warren Cornerback Cory Thabit Chris Rezendes Jon Lawrence Mark Bowen Jeff lafrati Rick Sofield Safety Jim Smith Bill Sellers
Right off there is a problem. Reagan has to leave in several days to go back to Des Moines. So Ward right there calls up his friend Max Arnow, who agrees to give Reagan a quick test. Ward takes his new friend out to the studio in his green Chrysler, and after one glance Arnow puts Reagan to work on a script...
...phone rings in the little office on Sunset Strip. Arnow says that Jack Warner has seen Reagan's test and wants to sign him. Normal starting contract is for a few months. Ward asks for a year's deal, since Reagan is probably making $75 a week and can't give that kind of good money up to run back to California on short terms. O.K., agrees Arnow, a year at $200 a week. Ward wires the news to Des Moines. Reagan is near ecstasy. He pours out his heart in a two-page longhand letter to Ward. "Sometimes those...