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...football, a game he could not understand, Cas starred for three years at Steubenville High School. Scholarships were waiting for Columbia and Ohio State. But to please his father, who had heard and dreamed about West Point in grammar school in Stawiski, Poland, Cas wrote to Army Coach Earl Blaik about his ambition to go to West Point. He mentioned his football. Army's trainer went out to Steubenville to have a look...
West Point's Coach Earl Blaik echo- ed Harlow's statement that "the boys gave everything they had" when he added, "In all the years I've been coming up here I've never seen a Harvard team that doesn't show more and more fight as the game progresses. It's been happening every year since 1927, and it happened again this afternoon...
Both Harlow and Blaik named Russ Stannard as one of the stars of the game. Still despondent over the unexpected loss of blocking back Swede Anderson, Harlow also singled out Anderson's substitutes George Waters and Hank Goethals, who, he said, "played swell games...
This time the guests were the highly-rated West Point Cadets. Lost any of the local followers suffer from Monday morning blues, Earl Blaik, former coach at Dartmouth, has put together a big, strong, well-balanced ball club...
...matter of fact, the boys from the Hudson represented a typical Blaik-coached eleven, exhibiting with disconcerting precision the sound fundamental brand of football that has given the resourceful Mr. Blaik the reputation of being one of the game's best strategists...