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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1951
QHyr firb and Clark
PACE ELEVEN
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Meet the Bulldogs
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It seems unusual (or a lineman
to be one of the squad's fastest men,
but that's the case with Chris Filip-
kowski, a 21-year old guard from
Erie, Pa.
Born in Wyandotte, Mich, the five-
foot ten-inch 185-pound lineman was
an all-star guard at Erie’s Cathedral
Prep.
HOWEVER, CHRIS didn't limit
himself to the gridiron. He achieved
high honors as a sprinter on the
track team, bing clocked in 10 flat
for the 100-yard dash.
Co-captain of the eleven with his
running-mate at the opposite guard,
the combination gained state-wide
acclaim. Upon graduation Chris came
south to the Bulldogs while his com
panion embarked to a grid career
at Notre Dame.
Kilipkowski is a defensive stand
out. and proved his capabilities on
last year's frosh aggregation. The
burly blond is slated to see a great
deal of action this year.
Another sophomore, Connie Mani-
sera, is the squad's fastest man.
MAN IS ERA STARRED on the grid
iron and track at Lyndhurst, N. J.,
high and captained the grid squad to
all-state honors in 1948-49, when
they remained undefeated both years.
"Coot," the lightest man on the
team at 165 pounds, gained state
championship laurels in the 100, 200,
and 440-yard dashes, and the broad
jump.
The five-foot 10-inch halfback
showed promise in his first varsity
encounter last week. However, it
wasn't unusual, for Manisera was
one of the standouts of the 1950
llullpup grldders. with his fast, elu
sive running.
Coach Butts primed the youthful
speedster for varsity action in spring
practice, and Connie demonstrated
some of nis powers Saturday.
First-string fullback Dick Raber
proved his worth against the Colon
ials Saturday. A native of Altoona.
Pa., and a star tailback there, Raber
came to Georgia as a halfback.
DICK WAS the star of the 1948
Tech freshman game, and lettered at
halfback In 1949.
The 205-pounder was switched to
the fullback post last season,
and showed his power as a hall car
rier. He is one of the hardest Tun
nel's on the squad, and is ulways cap
able of getting yardage when called
upon.
Socrates preached:
“THE BEST SEASON
FOR FOOD IS HUNGER.
FOR DRINK, THIRST.”
Cieert
Score one for Soc. He’s absolutely right
.. . thirst knows no season. That’s why
anytime is the right time for Coke.
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