"Coach, I
see where you're on television," said Jim Conway as Jim Reilly twisted his
hat in his hands.
"Yes,"
said Frank Leahy, "I am appearing on television every Friday evening under
the sponsorship of Zerone and Zerex. Those are antifreeze compounds made by Du
Pont."
"I
guess," said Ned Murphy, "you don't find that as tough as
coaching?"
Leahy smiled and
shook his head. "No, I can safely say that the pressures are considerably
greater in the coaching profession."
"Say,"
exclaimed Ned Murphy, "I can remember seeing you on television when you
were coaching, with that hat of yours on sideways and looking pretty
wild!"
Jim Reilly
paled, but Frank Leahy laughed indulgently.
"Oh,
yes," he said. "I suppose I used to get pretty wound up."
"The
pressure must have been terrific, Frank," said Jim Reilly.
"The
pressure was terrific, as you say, Jim," Leahy said, "but in my case
the pressure was largely self-imposed."
The guests
leaned forward.