The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 02, 1941, Page Page Eight, Image 8
Too Late To Class...
By PAUL "SCOOP' LEAGUE
LETTER FROM COACH ENRIGHT
The following correspondence took place this week:
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Dear Coach Enright:
I have heard it rumored that some of USC's best football players are
called in the draft and that some of your best-laid plans have to be
changed. Is this true?
Scoop League.
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Dear Mr. League:
The rumor that you have heard is true.
In fact eight of the best men on the squad may not be here for the
opening game next fall with North Carolina, and 12 other men had to
register, but drew low numbers.
Bobo Carter, rising junior and voted most valuable Gamecock last
fall at his tackle slot, has been deferred only until June.
Joe Krivonak, 200 lb. first string guard, and Steve Nowak, of the same
classification at the tackle position, have also been deferred until Junle 1.
Bill Applegate, the third varsity tackle, had his physical examination
April 1, the first of the eight to (o so.
Stan Stasica, rising sophomore halfback, drew a very low number
and was deferred only until August 7.
Nat Burgess, guard, and Buford Clary, halfback, will probably be
two soldiers from Gaffney by July 1, the time of their deferment.
Lucius Hinson, has been told to report for his physical examination
on June 5.
There certainly is dothing cheery about the above, and we will really
miss any of the eight if they are not back. However it is possible of
course that they may not all be taken.
We can still put out a good football club however, with the men that
are left on hand.
Of course I can't make any predictions, but I will say that next
year should be "the" year for certain important men. For example
Dutch Elston, who had malaria his sophomore year, and a crippled
shoulder last year, is in good physical condition for the first time and
should play great football.
Other seniors like F.lston will be having their last chance. Three,
Harvey Blouin, Al Grygo,. and- DeWitt Arrowsmith, in the backfield,
will no doubt carry on from where they left 'off last season. And the
same is true of the rest of the team members.
You asked me recently if I planned to use the "T" formation very much
and what difference there was in it and the regular Notre Dame system.
I do plan to use the "T" in addition to our regular system; and there
is no really important fundamental difference in it from any other
system. For all of them you need hard-hitting, fast-charging football
players.
You asked about injuries and scholarship difficulties. As far as in
juries are concerned we have a bright side I believe. One never knows
about scholarship and eligibility.
Before I close this letter I would like to add also that it is quite
certain that one coach, Sterling DuPre, will be absent next fall. He
is a reserve officer and has already been deferred once and will go in
June.
I trust this is the info,rmation you desired.
(Signed) Coach Rex Enright.
(Editor's Note: Although Coach Enright didn't point it out, USC's
big rivals, Citadel and Clemson, have no draft problem to contend with,
since their men are in ROTC).
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several completed their work at the last summer session. They are, left
Darlington; Isadore Sidney Bertstein, Columbia; Harry Harris Brill, Ji
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