In case of a fumble the ball is his to do the best he can with through the end-tackle hole.

If the pass is safe he follows left half through, blocking opposing left end long enough to keep him out of the play.
"You will go through this play to-morrow and you will get your slips to-morrow evening here.

Now is there anything not clear to you ?" Apparently there was a great deal, for the questions came fast and furious, the coaches all taking a hand in the discussion, and the diagram being explained all over again very patiently by the head.

Then another diagram was tackled.
[Illustration: 3rd PLAY] "The third of this sequence is from an ordinary formation," began the head coach.

"It is intended to give the idea of a kick, or, failing that, of a run around left end.