Word: feula
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...fine backfield more important to the success of a football team? Operating without the protection of a dependable forward wall during the first part of the season, Harvard's backs looked rather ordinary. When the line had begun to respond to the coaching efforts of Yovicsin, Jim Lents, Jim Feula, and Paul Mckee, the backfield was able to do what the sportswriters said it could...
...available for eager candidates. Dick Diehl and Ed Smith vacate their posts at tackle, and it may take several games before anyone is ready to completely replace them. Smith, who should with All-Ivy honors, was the best offensive tackle in the League, according to line coach Jim Feula. Diehl, while not quite so spectacular, was well respected by the opposition, particularly towards the end of the year...
...Already, Feula has been introduced to the Harvard style of football through movies and play diagrams, and has had a chance to meet several of the boys he will coach next fall...
Nothing that "there were many bigger boys at GWU and UVa.," Feula said yesterday that he did perceive a strong sense of desire and willingness to work in the boys whom he has met. "Desire's a big word in my book" the sturdy 5 ft., 10 in., 215-pounder said, adding, "With a willingness to work, you can accomplish an awful...
This is the first time in Feula's career as a player and coach that he has experienced no spring football, the policy of the Ivy League for nine years. Asserting that he "misses a good football practice on a nice spring day," Feula praised the Crimson coaches for producing the calibre of football they have without spring drills...