The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 11, 1941, Page 3

rmy’s Comeback Marks Cadets As 1 "41 Cinderella Clu Blaik Builds West Point — Winner From 1940's _ Much-Trampled Grid- iron Team By DILLON GRAHAM Sports Editor, AP Feature Service WEST POINT, N. Y., Nov. 11. —Army’s gridiron cadets are ‘writing a football script almost as unbelievable as the story- beok performance of Stanford's victory-hungry Indians last year. Stanford of "39 slumped no lower than did the "40. Stanford drove back along triumph trail to the Rose Bowl. Perhaps Army won't get a bow! bid but the soon-to-be lieuen- ants have definitely become the Cindrella team of “41. Whatever ‘was Clark Shaughnessy’s formu- Ia, Coach Earl (Red) Blaik found The-eld fedhead fas Army on the march and the sailors at An- napolis’ are | re = . that Coast Guardsmen he the same which? ringin club & could win but a single minor game last year. But Biaik moulded the gang into a fighting unit that won its first three games, upset Columbia and out- played favored Notre Dame to a scoreless tie. Then came Harvard. Now the Soldiers have their guns trained on Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Navy. And that Penn game is one they want to win—defin- itely! For last year the Quak- ers handed Army the worst de- feat in history—48-0. That defeat was to bring Blaik to West Point and start Army on the road back. Because the general got maz. The new academy superinten- dent, Major General Robert Eichelberger. saw the Army team for the first time He fretted and he fumed and fin- ally he got downright mad as Pennsylvania touchdowns rolled across. Army. he ordered, must have a winning team. And Biaik was the man to build it. The feneral remembered Red as an Army. assistant in 1927-33, a Stretch during which Army whipped Navy at every turn Eichelberger persuaded him to - leave Dartmouth and return to the Point. And Red took over t hopeless crew of '40. with a fe’ sophomore additions, and pro- duced this winner. His ace is Hank Mazur, 2 triple-threat halfback from Low- ell, and particularly his punting that brought Army the tie and moral victory over the Irish Two other backfield stars are Fullback Johnny Hateh and a sophomore specdster, Ralph Hill All-America Scrub Army probably is the only school that has an All-America player it isn't using. He's Clark Hinkle, Vanderbilt's 1937 ‘center. He came to West Point the year r Army barred players with pre- plets ivious varsity competition else- where. Hinkle plays om the scrubs and is almost another coaching aide for Blaik. Another affected by the rule is Bill Guc- keyson, former Maryland pet- former, and perhaps the all-around athicte at the Point Blaik is an old Army man. Red gradvated from West Point in 1920 and two years later resign- ed to enter business. He return- ed to West Point in 1927 as as- sistant coach, then went to Dart- mouth in 1934 as head coach. i Navy has beaten Army for two r straight yeats and the Cadets are sore. Blaik thinks they may do something about it at Phil SOMERODY LOST HIS HEAD(GEARS) cme Aaocinted Press) MISSOULA. Mont. Nov. t1— Doue Fessenden, Montana Uni- iversity football coach, checked tover the Grizzlies’ gridiron equipment and found that he was short 21 helmets. He called the Missoula police department and officers passed the word along that they had an idea who the culprits were and that they'd better return the missing headgears. Next dav the 21 helmets turn- ed up—end five others Fessen- den never had seen At the time of his death, in September, 1687, John Alden was the last surviving member of the Mayflower company. Soldiers of , NAVSTAS RAPPED SAILORS, 11 TO 1, Lacking strength to furnish NavSta, Navy last fight in the second game of a softball twin bill at Bayview Park, furnished the lighter entertaimment for the fans as it took it on the chin, 11- tol Taunting the Stas from the sidelines, Navy's two Irish come- dian-players ran through their collection of witty remarks and Stinging “slams”, delight of the players, too. McCopl. who recently made his debut on the mound for the victors, turned in a two-hit job against J spectators—and sat Swenison and Tomalleo; Mc- exons WL Pet Bayview Park. 7-30 zPepper's Plumbers _ 6 6 1.000) _ _— Red Raiders Ss s5 «2 «714 First Named Teams “Vixitme”) xNavStas cae ST TOMORROW NIGHT NA __ —.2 4 333° Second Game—Pe, > zNavy res dee Game—Pepper’s Plumb- xzTie ' ‘land City Basebsll League Club— W.L. 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