Undoubtedly there are many things you covered with the FBI and the Secret Service. We now have to bring them out under oath, so we can introduce them into the record of the Commission. So we know we are being repetitive. We will just ask you to bear with us on this.
Were you the captain of this team?
Mr. Donovan. No; I was the coach of the team. The captain was a gentleman named Tibbet Czik, and Captain Czik is still on active duty in the Marine Corps. Last summer he was stationed at New River, N.C. And Captain Czik would not remember this fellow very well, because at that time he was recently reinstated in the Marine Corps after having been out for a few years. He knew at that time very little about radar and was in a more or less student status. I don't believe he would remember him.
Mr. Ely. Was Czik the quarterback?
Mr. Donovan. Czik was the quarterback. Czik was the quarterback all through college of some college in New Jersey, and had a lot of talent.
Mr. Ely. Was Oswald a proficient football player?
Mr. Donovan. No; he had his share of ability. But he was too light. I think the boy only weighed about 125, 130 pounds, as I remember. He had a slender build.
Mr. Ely. Would you say, however, that he was normal in terms of speed and agility?
Mr. Donovan. Oh, yes; he was fast enough.
Mr. Ely. So would you characterize him as athletic, but too light to be a really good football player?