Word: dundas
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While the Tigers should really humiliate Brown, the chances are they will win, but not by very much. Sophomore quarterback Jim Dunda has shown surprising ability for Brown this year, and the Bears are hungry. Of course, the Bears are perenially hungry but their one win and two ties this year have whetted their appetities. Brown's favorite food is Harvard, but Tiger meat is mighty palatable...
...Prince. 3 422 414 836 278.7 Harv. 3 548 360 908 302.7 Penn. 3 665 246 911 303.7 Col. 4 898 449 1347 336.8 Corn. 3 899 163 1061 353.7 INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE G Rush Pass Tot. Wood, Cornell 3 214 350 564 Roberts, Columbia 4 24 462 486 Dunda, Brown 4 11 379 390 King, Dartmouth 3 175 186 361 G. Riley, Princeton...
Sophomore Jim Dunda is second in the League in total offense for Brown, and that is impressive. Penn can offer no one of similar achievement. The fact that Dean only lost by two touchdowns to Princeton might indicate the Quakers are better than normally though, but the Tigers played most of the game with second and third unit personnel...
TOTAL OFFENSE G. Yds. Rush. Yds. Pass. Tot. Yds. Roberts, Columbia 3 17 342 359 Dunda, Brown 3 0 249 249 King, Dartmouth 2 103 134 237 G. Riley, Princeton 2 92 71 163 Wood, Cornell 1 18 116 134 FORWARD PASSING G. Att. Comp. Yds. Roberts, Columbia 3 57 36 342 Dunda, Brown 3 40 16 249 King, Dartmouth 2 21 13 134 Rapp, Yale 2 21 9 105 Wood, Cornell 1 12 8 116 RUSHING G. Att. Yds. Hassan, Columbia 3 28 131 Egloff, Yale 2 29 123 King, Dartmouth 2 16 103 Wellstead, Dartmouth...
Brown's sophomore quarterback, Jim Dunda, again showed that he may be headed for stardom as he led his team through rain, mud and Yalies to the game's lone touchdown. Yale could only produce two field goals...