Difference between revisions of "15th transcript block in Roses of Crimson documentary (Q14854)"

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Roses of Crimson is a UA CPT&R documentary hosted online at the AAPB (transcript generated using MS Azure Video Indexer service V2)

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https://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-0dc4001c0cd#at_985.000000_s

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All Yankees and.

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The professors he felt like we're all atheists and he won't go stay there.

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Hubert rode the rails through the South,

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searching for a team, but the season had already begun.

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His last stop was Tuscalusa.

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He spent the fall working out with the scrub teams.

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One year later, a 21 year old freshman started taking command of Alabama's football fortunes.

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He looked and acted even older.

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His teammates called him Papa Pooley.

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There's no quarterback in football history that ran a team with more authority than Pooley Hubert did.

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When you got in the huddle with poorly Hubert.

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He told you what you gonna do and if you didn't do it rhyme or putting somebody else in your spot.

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While Hubert was the epitome of the gritty,

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hard nosed player, Johnny Mack Brown made the game look easy.

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He was the speedster. The gamebreaker Brown grew up one of nine children in a close knit family in Dothan,

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AL. Johnny and his five brothers would pound nails and some of the shoes his father sold for a living and play tackle football and neighborhood fields.

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Although a deceptive runner and dangerous receiver,

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Brown played little his first two years at Alabama.

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Aside from being a poor tackler.

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He had a terrible memory.

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The players called him dumb dumb because he had a hard time remembering the football plays.

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Coach Wade in fact, had to install the huddle system for Johnny's benefit champ Pickens.

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By 1924, Alabama was huddling up.

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Ann Brown was running wild scoring twelve touchdowns.

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Grant Giles, who played quarter and half back alongside Brown,

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recalled his running style. I can tell you something about him.

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You wouldn't even believe I have seen him run down that sideline and boys coming straight up to sign.

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I'm diving him and wouldn't even touch his body.

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His whole body would be out of the sideline over the sign on his feet inside.

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If you can believe that now.

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He had an absolutely glorious smile,

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was a transforming smile. Apparently drama was was something that engaged a lot of his time.

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One of his teammates tells an anecdote about his standing in front of the mirror and combing his combing his hair back and talking about how much fun it was

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going to be to be a big Hollywood star someday.

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+He had a terrible memory.
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+The players called him dumb dumb because he had a hard time remembering the football plays.
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+Coach Wade in fact, had to install the huddle system for Johnny's benefit champ Pickens.
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+By 1924, Alabama was huddling up.
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+Ann Brown was running wild scoring twelve touchdowns.
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+Grant Giles, who played quarter and half back alongside Brown,
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+recalled his running style. I can tell you something about him.
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+You wouldn't even believe I have seen him run down that sideline and boys coming straight up to sign.
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+I'm diving him and wouldn't even touch his body.
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+Normal rank
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+His whole body would be out of the sideline over the sign on his feet inside.
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+If you can believe that now.
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+He had an absolutely glorious smile,
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+was a transforming smile. Apparently drama was was something that engaged a lot of his time.
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+One of his teammates tells an anecdote about his standing in front of the mirror and combing his combing his hair back and talking about how much fun it was
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+going to be to be a big Hollywood star someday.
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