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Margi Williams participated in the final trials but was not chosen to play on either team, and Field said she is very surprised that the Association did not ask Maureen Mason to try-out in the final rounds...
Directly in front of Rhodes will be fullback sweeper Anne DuPuis. She will be aided on defense by mates Maureen Mason, Finch and the Wood duo will also drop back to help...
Field has a number of veterans returning from last year who should from the nucleus of this year's squad. Maud Wood has the center halfback slot nailed down, with co-captain Diane Finch and Maureen Mason at the other halfback spots...
Putting together these parts, Mason has Kipling come out a little like a 19th century British Hemingway. Like Hemingway, Kipling prided himself on an almost tactile knowledge of his craft, as if he were more artisan than writer. Like Hemingway, he approached the world as a no-nonsense man of action, only to have it turn into a landscape of terrifying myths. Kipling's fundamental theme, like Hemingway's, was pain and its endurance...
Kipling, both Mason and Wilson agree, was a superb writer who, again like Hemingway, could make textures and smells-the very rhythms of life-leap off the page. Why, then, did he come closer to success in his short stories (for instance, The Man Who Would Be King) than in his novels (for instance, Captains Courageous)? Because, says Wilson, he could not conceal his true, tragic nature in the longer run. Mason concedes that Kipling's training and temperament put him into an almost impossible position as a writer: he was "an artist who must on no account betray...