Word: cal
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...might, for instance, go into a straight T formation. When Cal Lowenstein first came back from the service, A T loomed probable. But Lowenstein's early injury delayed those plans considerably. The Crimson did use some T plays, however. Against B.C., after an unsuccessful first half of single wing plays, it abruptly switched into the T. Lowenstein went under center, Dick Clasby went into a normal left half position, Brian Reynolds was at right half, and John Culver at fullback. The varsity, which had been almost completely stymled until then, had little trouble moving through the B.C. defense. Reynolds looked...
...machine guns on U.S. Air Force jet fighters. The Air Force has given Buffalo Arms, Inc. of Buffalo, N.Y. the first contract ($4,000,000) for a new fast-firing, 30-mm. aircraft cannon whose projectile is nearly three times bigger than that now used in the .50-cal. machine guns...
Although the bad shoulders of Cal Lowenstein and Bob Cowles and Bob Cochran's hard luck have received most of the publicity, Coach Lloyd Jordan reports that "Jerry Marsh's leg injury has licked us as much as anything else." If Marsh were, available to back up the line, "it would enable me to put Joe Conzelman in more or put Cal Lowenstein up under the center," he said...
...scrimmage saw the second and third varsity elevens scrimmaging each other and Norman Shepard's junior varsity team. Tailbacks Sammy Fyock and Cal Lowenstein got off several long runs and completed a few passes, mostly to end George Clark...
...first time this season, Cal Lowenstein will also operate in the Crimson backfield. He will probably work from a T-formation, although he has been scrimmaging at tailback and other single-wing positions for most of this week...