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l just wondered
about the social problem, you know.
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l mean, he's the only Negro officer
in the whole camp, you know.
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We got a problem,
we'll stick him in with us, baby boy.
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- You're serious, ain't you?
- Sure, l'm serious.
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It's enough for me to have to put up with
you two Yankees, but I'm, you know, that's...
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Because of his wife,
or was it a religious problem?
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- It was a conditioning problem.
- Why you called Spearchucker?
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l used to throw the javelin.
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Right, we're not here to sell lemonade,
we're here to practise.
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But first let's welcome Spearchucker.
Is it all right to call you that?
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Call me whatever you want.
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l want you to know we're all the same here
on the playing field, officers and men alike.
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Now, we're going to begin
with the three basic principles:
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organisation, discipline and teamwork. Now...
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- Pardon me. Mind if we limber up first?
- That's a good idea. You organise that.
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! Move that line, hey!
Hold that line, hey!
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All right, Seidman, keep 'em pushin'
that whatever you call it.
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That's good. All right, Hot Lips,
keep their arms and limbs moving.
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Radar, you're a coach.
You're not a corporal, you're a coach,
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so keep them going through there.
Good, Hot Lips.
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All right, Seidman, give 'em five.
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All right, men, take five. Spearchucker.
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We look pretty lousy, don't we?
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For college players that have been
out of training for seven years, yeah, you do.
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l got an idea how we can make some money.
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We leave him out of the first half. We bet half
our money. They roll up some points, OK?
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Second half we stick him in.
We get odds from them.
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We bet the other half. We clean up.
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- Good thinking, Captain.
- Sounds good to me.
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Oh, and I had another idea.
l think we should have some plays.