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...Ulen is taking nothing for granted, however. Crucial contests loom with Yale, Army, Dartmouth, and Princeton, and he is working as hard and fast as possible to pull the squad into top shape. The familiar names of Chuck Hoelzer, Tommy Woods, Larry Ward, and Joe Fox highlight the possible lineup for the 300-yd. medley relay. But there is more depth in the relays this season than could be mustered last year, and Norm Watkins, Paul Killoran, and Jim Mac-Vicar are also possibilities in the freestyle division of the relays...
Working with Ulen in the 50-yd. freestyle are Joe Fox, Jim MacVicar, Norm Watkins, Chuck Hoolzer (last year's captain), and Bob Berke, a promising sophomore who captained last season's '51 outfit. Several other new arrivals from the ranks of the sophomore class include John Steinhardt in the 150-yd. backstroke, Rene Vielman in the 220-yd. breast-stroke, Pete Bierre in the 440-yd. freestyle, and Bob Tolf, also in the freestyle...
Noonan who alternated with Chuck Roche at tailback, ran the ball 226 yards and passed for another 266 while fullbacks Chip Gannon (who led the team in rushing) and Paul Shafer trailed Noonan with 450 and 373 yards respectively. Averaging exactly ten yards on each of 13 rushing attempts against Yale, Roche gained 130 yards to give him a total of 367 for the season, enough to win him fourth place money. This distribution of honors is in line with Art Valpey's "team play" policy...
Simultaneously, tailback Chuck Roche has indicated he plans to go to summer school in order to graduate in August. Although Roche would be a great help next fall with his running, passing, and kicking, his loss would probably not hurt the Crimson so much as Henry's. Valpey has severed good tailbacks, but no offensive quarterbacks like Henry...
Thirteen juniors are eligible for the football captaincy: guards Howle Houston, Jerry Kanter, and Gordie Stonsrud; tackles Doug Bradlee, Will Davis, and Dick Guidera; centers Chuck Glynn and Bill Hickey; and backs Mol Freedman, Jim Kenary, Hal Mofile, Jimmy Noonan, and Paul Shafer...