Word: conzelman
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Still missing from the contact work, however, were guard Bill Meigs and tailbacks Jim Joslin and Matt Botsford. Jim Joslin and Matt Botsford. Jim Anthony again took over Meigs' guard slot, while Sam Fyock and Joe Conzelman ran at tailback. Others working with the first eleven yesterday included end Joe Ross, tackles John Maher and Bill Frate, center Art Painter, guard Tim Anderson, quarterback Jerry Marsh, wingback Bob Cowles, and fullback Tony Gianelly...
...these men were sharp offensively as well--shaking loose among others Joe Conzelman, who is still hobbled by an injury, and Sam Fyock for long gains. Several of their runs were made from the wingback slot as Coach Jordan astutely slipped in several sequences of left formation with Cowles and Babe...
...brought the Crimson varsity football teams a nice even total of 500 victories since the sport was taken up in 1874, but 502 would be even nicer. During the same period, the College lost only 173 games while tying 37 others.In the first picture, injury-hobbled JOE CONZELMAN gets trapped deep in Harvard territory as two Princeton backs close in on him. In the middle sequence, sophomore fullback TONY GIANELLY halts a Princeton scoring threat as he knocks one of Tiger left halfback Sammy Pinch's passes out of the hands of its intended receiver. In the third picture...
Still out with a back injury is center Jan Meyer, but tackle Dick Koch and quarterback Joe Conzelman did participate, if lightly, in the workout. Both worked out without pads...
Jordan will start the same backfield, but chances are that tailback Matt Botsford will throw more to upset the Dartmouth defensive alignments. In other attempts to vary his attack Jordan may use tailback Joe Conzelman and quarterback Phil Hanghey as passers and the left handed John Simourian at wingback. Reserve tailback Jim Joslin, a more powerful runner then the slim Botsford, has been bothered by a bad leg, but may be ready today...