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With Jim Maser injured and Mike Adlis a doubtful starter on Saturday, work at Soldiers Field the past few days has developed into a desperate search for Varsity tackles...
Buccaneers like Bonito and Captain Edward Davis are supposed to have used lonely Cocos, 400 mi. from the mainland, to cache their booty. In modern times many a gentleman of fortune has searched Cocos for pirates' spoils. Not long after Franklin Roosevelt stopped to fish at Cocos on his way to Hawaii last year, a British syndicate began the most business-like search of all. Trouble developed when the authorities of Costa Rica, which claims Cocos, got wind of their doings. Shortly 75 Costa Rican policemen arrived at the island, deported the treasure hunters bag and baggage for digging...
During his three days at Cocos, the President caught a 110-lb. sailfish in a 40-minute light, was visited aboard ship by the treasure hunters who explained the progress of their scientific search. In all seriousness, the man who has dug up and dispensed 15 billion dollars of the U. S. treasure since March 4, 1933 gave his best advice on how the Britons should go about locating the Cocos cache...
Some weeks back the more informed of the Boston sports reporters began to talk about Dick Harlow's search for a "60-minute team"--a group of eleven men who would be able to go from starting whistle to closing without relief. Now, as he prepares the Varsity for its first away game, Harlow seems on the verge of achieving such a unit...
...search fro 11 durable men to take the brunt of the attack of the military machine; Harlow was handicapped by the continued absence in Stillman of Maser and Adzigian. The tackles of the A team during signal drill were Mike Adils, recently raised from the Jayvees, and John Cabitor, but little significance was attached to this revision...