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Freshman Sione Tupouniua from the Tonga Islands looms as the front line (or scrum's) top prospect. Sione came out for the team in the fall, wanting to play barefoot a la Michigan State kicker Dick Kenney. He competed in one game without shoes before giving in to the concern his fellow players had for his health. But that didn't harm his play. Sione's speedy 210 pounds has made him a feared tackler of enemy ball-carriers...
...year's Yale team, they usually speak of it as a "typical Yale team"--which means a lot of big, mean linemen. Among the best of Yale's linemen are their tackles, 220-pound Glenn Greenberg and 235-pound Bob Greenlee. The Bulldogs also have excellent ends in Bob Kenney and Charlie Skubas...
...Elis picked up a first down on a Humphrey to Kenney pass but then had to punt, and Harvard began its longest drive of the day. Bobby Leo carried mammoth tackle Bob Greenlee for ten yards and a first down at the Harvard 45. Grant took advantage of a savage block by McCluskey and raced twelve yards off left end for a first down...
...Michigan State: a 27-13 victory over unexpectedly stubborn Indiana; at East Lansing, Mich. The No. 1-ranked Spartans were a bit surprised to find themselves trailing 13-10 in the last quarter. But then Steve Juday passed for two touchdowns, and Dick Kenney kicked a 27-yd. field goal to assure Michigan State its first Big Ten championship and a trip to the Rose Bowl. Other scores: Arkansas 24, Southern Methodist 3; Alabama 35, South Carolina 14; Mississippi 14, Tennessee 13; Princeton 31, Yale 6; Missouri 30, Oklahoma 0; TCU 25, Texas...
...Landeck, Bert Kerstetter, and John Bowers, Princeton amassed 222 yards on the ground. The Tiger pass defense held Yale to 118 yards and 12 completions in 35 attempts. Pete Doherty, replacing frustrated Eli quarterback Watts Humphrey in the fourth quarter, threw an 11-yard pass to end Bob Kenney for the lone Bulldog score...