Word: gil
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Manhattan's subways and clotted the intricate ramps into Yankee Stadium last week for the series opener were curiously subdued. The Yankee fan is always confident, never vociferous. His team was a far cry from the great Yankee teams of the past. Only one man-Rookie Infielder Gil McDougald-was hitting over .300. But the Yankees had one supreme asset: they always expected to win, and acted that way. Giant fans seemed too emotionally exhausted by the blazing pennant finish to care much about what happened next...
...Kryhoski, 1b, Bill Johnson, 3b, and Cliff Mapes, rf-cf. They still have such spares as Jensen and Bauer, lf-cf, Coleman, 2b, Mize, 1b, and Martin 2b-ss. And the only time they have a man out of the position he was born to is when the sensational Gil McDougald plays third...
...Crimson offensive squads worked hard on various T-formation plays in addition to their regular single-wing repertoire. Gil O'Neill and Bob Hardy were the T quarterbacks. At the far end of the field the jayvees used Cornell plays against the first-string defense, and gained fairly consistently. Particularly impressive was the passing combination of quarterback Bob Gremp and end Pete Brooke...
...yesterday's practice the offensive squads worked on T plays for a great part of the afternoon. Gil O'Neil ran the team from the quarterback spot behind the center, but as Jordan said later. "Gil isn't the passer a T-quarterback should...
...heavyweights, Dick Heidtmann and Bob Stargel, once again replaced Art Pappes and Arnie Horween in the tentative first line. In the backfield, Tom Ossman was again running at full, while Jarry Blitz moved down. Ossman joined Dick Clasby, Bill Healy, and Gil O'Neil...