Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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MINAHAN NOJUNAS THOMAS DOLIN GHEE LANGE LIPSKI CARDILLO WOOD SIROCKY THUM VERSHUP

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RAY MORRISON Head Coach Head Coach Ray Morrison, completing his fourth as mentor of the Owl gridders, is an all-time selection for the All-Southern Conference football team. A graduate of Vanderbilt, where he thrilled Southerners for three years as quarterback, and was the first ball-carrier to use the swivel-hip type of running, Ray coached at S. M. U. and later switched to his Alma Mater where he led the Commodores in some of their greatest seasons. Ray ' s most notable feat was the development of the forward pass as it is known today. He favors the balanced line and is somewhat partial to the single wingback while occasionally employing the short punt and the double wing. JOSH CODY Line Coach HAROLD WILLIAMS Backfield Coach Big Josh Cody is also on the books as one of the greatest tackles ever to come out of the Southland. Like Ray Morrison, Josh is a graduate of Vanderbilt where he was an outstanding lineman. Although he is line coach of the Owls, his other achievements list him as one of the best basketball coaches in the big-time today. His grid career has carried him to Clemson, Mercer, and to Florida where he was head coach and also athletic director. Harold Williams, backfield coach, carries the nicknames of Josh and Hal, and is a University of grad. Williams, who served under Cody at Florida in 1939, was a star at right half under the famous Jock Southerland at Pitt for three years and played on a Rose Bowl eleven. He was backfield coach at Pitt for two years and developed such men as Marshall Goldberg and Harold Stebbins. He came to Temple in 1941.

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