Green Jottings

Cal Eldred '37 of Talladega, Ala., was the winner of the First Annual Alumni Golf Tournament held between June 10-16 on the Hanover Golf Course. Eldred led a field of 37 entries with a score of 65. He covered the 18-hole course in 78 strokes and carried a handicap of thirteen.

Other class leaders in the tournament included Dave Weld '46 with a 73, Bob Hall and John Collins, both '47, with a 76, Jack Cramer '52, who shot a par 70 and Roger Sundeen '28 with a 70.

One familiar face will be missing, when the football team assembles here September 1, that of Tony Dougal, the Big Green's Head Trainer. Tony, who came to Dartmouth in 1947 after a coaching career in lacrosse and football at the University of New Hampshire, has resigned, effective July 1.

On that date he will assume the position of Head Trainer at Boston University and will teach Health Education courses in B.U.'s School of Education. Recognized for his lecturing ability, Tony brought to Dartmouth an outstanding record as both an athlete and a student. In 1933 he received a B.S. degree from Temple and in 1939 he added an M.A. from Columbia to his laurels.

As an athlete he excelled in both football and baseball, playing at one time minor league baseball in the Red Sox farm system and later professional football with the Philadelphia Eagles under his college coach Bert Bell. A native of Pennsylvania, Tony coached high school football for several years before going on to West Texas State College and U.N.H.

Memories of great days on the football field were recaptured by members of thefamous National Championship team of 1925, who gathered in Hanover this Junefor their 35th Reunions. Looking over a book of old press clippings are (l to r) seated,Hal Marshall '26, Del Worthington '26, Nate Parker '26, Josh Davis '27, and AlFunonie '28; back row, Ed Reece '28, Jack McAvoy '28, Jack Phelan '28, and JohnPhillips '28.