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Using a new Canadian system of playing, freshman football successfully opened its season Friday with a victory over Tufts. The freshman, under coach Henry N. Lamar, are running the same wide-open offense used by coach Joe Restic's varsity...
...wide-open style offense makes good use of two outstanding quarterbacks. Milt Holt and Doug Gordon. Lamar also has a good splitend and kicker in Pat McInally...
Should the Crimson defense be able to stop Columbia's passing attack, will Harvard's offense be able to generate any action on the scoreboard? With Eric Crone out and neither Steve Hall nor Steeve Harrison running at full strength. Restic's wide-open offense will once again be partially crippled...
Then Joe Restic came down from the wide-open Canadian pros, and the Boston sportswriters agreed that Harvard football would suddenly become worth watching. However, the new offense managed only three touchdown drives in two games, and the plays that ground out yardage against Northeastern began to look suspiciously like Yovicsin's. Furthermore, another dependable feature of Harvard football during recent years re-emerged. The players started complaining about the coaching...
...when Hitler seemed to most of the world a mildly ominous crank, Armstrong interviewed him at the Berlin Chancellery. He had "nice, wide-open eyes," a large nose and an "insignificant appearance." His forelock flapping over his eye, Hitler delivered a strange monologue about Germany's need to rearm, and then at the door told Armstrong he had enjoyed "our animated talk." Armstrong soon produced a short, foreboding book called Hitler's Reich-The First Phase, warning accurately of what was to come. Later, he visited Mussolini in Rome. Asked to assess his fellow dictator to the north...