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Williams, who graduated from Pitt in 1931, played right halfback in Jack Sutherland's single-wing system. He served as Sutherland's backfield coach in 1937 and 1938 and later in the same capacity at the University of Florida. From 1941 to 1947 he worked with T and Split-T formations at Temple University, but has coached a single-wing backfield at his alma mater for the past two seasons...
...bulk of the plan's financing would come from a 3 percent payroll deduction which could be split between employee and employee. Like any insurance plan, the premium would be written in view of the risk and if profits accumulated the participants could get a rebate or a rate adjustment. To make up losses in a low-income region or to pay for a disaster, the federal government or the state could be called upon for aid. The individual states would be required to issue bonds to provide the initial expenses of any insurance system...
...reassessment, if the J.C.S. followed Sherman, and for that matter, Airman Vandenberg, would mean the end of the concept of the "balanced force"-at least insofar as it operated on the "a-pistol-for-Mole, a-pistol-for-Badger, a-pistol-for-Rat" three-way even split of the defense dollar. It would probably mean a bigger Air Force and a bigger Navy, a smaller share for the Army...
...year-old hockey series between Harvard and Yale, and it is of crucial importance for both teams. A Bulldog Victory will give them a tie for the Pentagonal League crews and a Harvard victory will not only keep the Crimson out of the Pentagonal cellar but also split the annual series with Yale at one victory apiece...
...varsity won three games in the Blockhouse this season (Tufts, BU, Brown) and lost one (Cornell); it split in the Garden, losing to Navy and Princeton, beating Dartmouth and BC; in the Arena, Harvard lost to Holy Cross, Penn, and Columbia while defeating only Yale...