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'No Moola ($) No Boob'
Rogel Answers Steelers
An anxious Franny Rogel is not straying very far away
from a telephone these days as he awaits the word that will
send him into action for the Pittsburgh Steelers this fall in
the National Professional Football
League. But that word—said to
involve a high four-figured sum
has been mighty hesitant in
coming.
Still playing the part of a
poker-faced chessman waiting
for his opponent's next move, Ro
gel remains adamant in his deci
sion not to pursue a football ca
reer in professional circles unless
his request for a salary increase
is met by the Steelers.
Reliable estimates have the
Steeler front office willing to go
up to $5OOO, whereas the Nittany
star from 1946 through '49 is re
ported to be demanding $6OOO
smackers. However, calm he ap
pears on the surface, • Punchy,
nevertheless, admits that he's like
a horse balking at the reins at the
thought of a football 'season ap
proaching without him playing.
Last week Rogel met .with the
club's General Manager, John D.
Holahan with no success. Says
Franny: '
"I was willing to talk busi
ness, but they wouldn't meet
my price and I am certainly
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not going dowd to theirs."
Regardless of the Steeler pleas,
Rogel remained unreconciled. He
is determined to receive a price
he feels—as one of the leading
backfield men in the East for the
past three years—he has the right
to demand.
Meanwhile, matters are coining
to a head in the jittery Steeler
camp where Johnny Papach,
Coach Johnny Ailichelosen's full
back sparkplug last year, still
has not inked his signature to a
Pittsburgh contract. So anxious
appear the Western Pennsylvan
ians to affix Rogel's name to a
contract in order to fortify them
selves. that they had called for
another conference Saturday.
Interested in Wrestling
A few months ago it had been
rumored that Rogel might, pos
sibly enter the professional wrest
ling ring after his 'graduation
from Penn State's School bf Phy
sical Education. Queried on the
possibility of growing a beard
and dying his locks an incandes
cent yellow in order to follow the
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Golf, Net Play Starts,
Fogg Upsets Robertson
Entries have closed, and action
is now under way in the recrea
tion tennis and golf tournaments.
Tennis pairings are posted at the
tennis booth. A total of 25 entries
are participating in the three net
divisions.
Golf got off to a good start last
week, with some of the linksmen
now in the semi-final round of
match play. In all, 37 golfers qual
ified for the event.
Sherm Fogg. tennis coach, pull
ed the upset of the tourney when
burp circuit, Rogy answered ser
iously:
"I still haven't given up the
thought Of wrestling profes
sionally. The last, thing I
heard was from my high
school coach. Evidently the
syndicate was down from
Pittsburgh to see him—but
they haven't contacted me
yet."
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