Word: galiffa
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Dates: during 1948-1948
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...such top opponents as Michigan, Notre Dame and California, which Army did not have to face). The Cadets' two prize running backs-Gil Stephenson and Bobby Stuart-earned no new medals; both were below par due to injuries. It took the wonderfully accurate passing arm of Quarterback Arnold Galiffa to keep the Cadets in the game. Two Galiffa passes set up two touchdowns, and Army went ahead at half time...
...Philadelphia last week, like the seesawing rubbernecks at a tennis match, eyes kept shifting from the Scoreboard clock to the field. Mighty Army was trailing Pennsylvania, 20-19, and there was less than a minute to play. Army's cool, spindle-legged Quarterback Arnold Galiffa called one fruitless off-tackle smash, one pass that went incomplete. Then he eyed the clock, too. Thirty-five seconds left...
...Galiffa faded to pass. One Army man got loose for an instant on the goal line, and Galiffa fired straight & true, for a touchdown. It may well have been football's most dramatic moment of 1948. Final score: Army 26, Penn...
Harvard Cornell DiBlasio(100) LER Tront (100) Bradlee (200) LTR Davis (205) Houston (200) LGR Galloway (190) O'Brien (205) C Yeoman (185) Coan (200) RGL Lunn (195) Bender (205) RTL Feir (200) Mazzone (195) REL Foldberg (183) Henry (190) QB Galiffa (190) Noonan (170) or Roche (186) LHR Scott (173) O'Donnell (155) RHL Stuart (175) Shafer (193) or Gannon (180) FB Cosentine (190) Kickoff...
...combination of Arnold Galiffa, Bobby Jack Stuart, Win Scott, and Rudy Cosentino has achieved a reputation approaching that of the great wartime backfield, and they are only one-half of Blaik's offensive potential. Jackie Cain, star of the alternate unit, is tied for Army's scoring lead, and mates Gil Stevenson, Jack Gillette, and Bill Depew all have statistical records that make then look like distance runners...