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Lone Ranger Producers plot TomBenjey - 9 views - 3 weeks ago
Clip from October 6, 1941 episode of "The Lone Ranger" radio show, "Loser Takes All," in which the main plot points used in Mel Brooks' 1968 classic "The Producers."
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Oklahoma's Carlisle Indian School Immortals TomBenjey - 32 views - 1 month ago
The first book in a series on Native American sports heroes will be of interest to Oklahomans from seventh grade to senior citizen. In addition to the biographies of 14 core Carlisle Indian School football stars with ties to Oklahoma, the book includes chapters on Carlisle Indian School, early football and their primary coach, Pop Warner. The book is heavily illustrated with period photos and cartoons. In addition, Bob Carroll of the Professional Football Researchers Association drew busts for each.
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Doctors, Lawyers, Indian Chiefs - short trailer TomBenjey - 55 views - 6 months ago
Short trailer of new book on 50 Carlisle Indian School football players that is getting rave reviews.
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Channel Comments (2)
TomBenjey (7 months ago)
All I know is that the center snap evolved from the rugby heel back but don't have any exact dates. My guess is that Walter Camp would have written about it when writing about the early rule changes. I believe that John Heisman claims credit for the between-the-legs snap.
TedSeay (7 months ago)
Tom: Thanks for the comment on doing a video on the origins of the center snap.

BTW, do you have a timeline on when the handed (indirect) snap began?