And when I told him so the other day he just laughed and said that one place was as good as another on the third! And he rags me every day about my tackling and--and I don't think it's fair! If he will give me a chance I'll pick up tackling all right.

You say yourself that a fellow learns it more from playing than from dummy work." "So I did," said Andy thoughtfully.

Then, after a moment: "Look here, Edwards, I think you've got a wrong idea in your head.

If Marvin isn't satisfied with your tackling, it's because you don't do it right.
Marvin's a good man and he knows football.

Now, if you expect to play end you ought to know how to tackle, Edwards.