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...Kopp, Bob Margarita, and Harry Jacunski, assistant coaches under Dick Harlow last fall, have received no offers of other jobs...
Varsity opinion on the matter appeared to be divided, however, as sources close to the team pointed out that it "just isn't done. The janitor is never promoted above the secretary." In the current Crimson coaching heresy, Boston is outranked by Bob Margarita, Hal Kopp, and Harry Jacunski, Harlow's line and backfield assistants last fall...
Publicity director Sampson has said flatly that no man at Harvard now will get the job. This statement applies principally to backfield coach Bob Margarita and Jayvee mentor Chief Boston. An important consideration, though, is Harlow's unexplored contract and Sampson's prediction that Dick will take up some job like scouting that is closely allied to football. The Old Maestro still has a domicile in Cambridge and the H.A.A. might arrange to keep his great mind in the background while easing a neophyte like Boston into a big time coaching...
...roommate, Puerto Rican Miss Margarita Silva-Santiago, pointed out that her friend was "in a terribly nervous condition. She had fallen back in her studies because of fear of not passing...
...Yale showed nothing we had not anticipated," Harlow said, "I'm not sorry about a thing--except that we lost. That Levi Jackson is just a great football player." Assistant coach Bob Margarita explained that Yale end play had ruined a series of sweeps and handoffs that the Crimson had been working on during the week, but that the same defense-formation opened up the middle of the Blue line for the Crimson...