Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1951 — Page 47

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IN CASE 1 GIVE A PERSON A PIECE] | I DON'T LIKE T' HAVE O'MY MIND, | WANTA BE SURE | | T° REPEAT .%/ THEY UNDERSTAND //

Have you blown up your football yet and

that you have grown so much you will have

{out of shape, too!

PRACTICE DODGING WITH PAPER CARTONS

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BOTTOMLESS GOES Ce SLUPPING

tried on last year’s

football togs and helmet? If not, you may be surprised to find

to pass your outfit

Halong to a smaller brother or friend. Perhaps you can arrange a “trade” and get a start on a new outfit! If your equipment is a little out of shape, you will be even more surprised to find that you can’t tackle as hard as you used {to last year and can’t pass as far or dodge as fast. In fact you are

An easy way to get the whole neighborhood team in trim is to {f! have them all help gather paper cartons to make a dodging course. |A dozen or two of these cartons from eight to ten inches high can ilibe used, and each one should have a circular bottom. This keeps the box in shape yet allows you to step fast ‘fland dodge without slipping. The circle make a TOMORROW-—Index Pages for School Notebooks.

disk cut out of the

target for each foot.

—By Al Vermeer

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original idea if printed.

ARIEL

[ TH' CUSTOMER 15 ALWAYS RIGHTS

I DEMAND THAT YOU GWEASE THAT POT WIGHT THERE /

LISTEN, ELMER, I BEEN 'GREASIN' CARS FER YEARS’

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