Word: halfbacks
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Reader Hyde loses. The white-jerseyed men are Chicago's Halfback Jay Berwanger (with noseguard) and Captain Pete Zimmer. The dark-jerseyed players diving for the fumble are Michigan's Guard Carl Savage (who recovered) and Tackle Tom Austin...
...Army went into the game undefeated, untied. Notre Dame had won only two games all season, had scored only twice. During the first half of last week's game at New York's Yankee Stadium Army made two touchdowns, thanks to Quarterback '"Beany" Johnson and Halfback "Texas Jack" Buckler. The outcome seemed so certain that nobody worried much when both Buckler's kicks for extra point failed. The break came in the final period after a march from midfield. Notre Dame's smiling Halfback Nick Lukats ripped through and around Army's line...
...harder than it had ever done since they began playing in 1873-27-to-2. Alone among all Humpty Dumpties of the season, Princeton remained unshaken by so much as a tie. Starting slowly, as usual, Princeton found itself about to kick from its own 20-yd. line. As Halfback "Chick" Kaufman dropped back to punt, Yale's Tackle John Milcullen rushed through, blocked the kick. The ball rolled beyond the end zone, giving Yale a safety and its only score of the day. Thereafter Princeton settled down to the business of driving through four touchdowns. The first went...
...Left End Embry, Dartmouth Harvey, Hely Cross Left Tackle Hutchison, Army Michelet, Dartmouth Left Guard Gooch, Army Huckman, Army Center Morandos, Holy Cross Jublensky, Army Right Guard DeAngelis, Yale Cantin, Yale Right Tackle Giazer, Dartmouth Caito, Brown Right End Burlingame, Army Johnson, Army Quarterback Stangle, Dartmouth Buckler, Army Left Halfback Walker, Brown Hritt, Holy Cross Right Halfback Sebastian, Army Stancock Army Fullback Karaban, Brown...
Against Yale, Harvard looked nothing like the team which had muddled through an undistinguished season. It blocked neatly, booted superbly, tackled savagely, and let loose a phenomenal forward passing attack. One pass came early in the first period when ham-handed Halfback Danny Wells shot one 45 yd. to Chet Litman. Three plays later a short pass to Quarterback Bob Haley made the touchdown. In the next period Wells again sent a pass whistling 50 yd. Left End Freddy Crocker caught it, trotted across the Yale goal with nobody near him. It was after Yale had battered through a touchdown...