Word: kuczynsky
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...that impressed Stahl most were Captain Bernard Kuczynski and the hard-driving fullback, Bert Stiff. "Kuz" has started every game at end since he won a regular berth in the first game of his Sophomore year. Weighing better then 190 pounds and six feet one inch tall, he is a virtual certainty for All-American honors, in addition to being both a pitcher and an outfielder on the baseball squad. "He should give us a few headaches," was Stahl's cryptic summation of "Kuzs" capabilities...
...only were almost all the Harvard plays directed at the line of scrimmage, instead of over it, but they were also aimed almost entirely, through necessity, at the center of that Quaker front office. With a pair of opposing flankmen as effective as Kuczynski and Nelson (195 and 212 pounds, respectively) the Harvard signal caller Franny Lee, soon found it advisable to refrain from trying to go around the ends...
...highest individual batting average), Dartmouth's Captain John Orr, Jr. leads the field with eight safe hits in 12 times up for .667. Yale's Howie Kaye continued his slugging against Cornell, getting two for three and bringing his average to .615. In third place is Pennsylvania's Bernard Kuczynski with 10 for 19 and a .526 average. For the Princeton A. A. cup (for individual base stealing), Captain Orr of Dartmouth and Reagan of Pennsylvania are tied with four steals each...
...Baseball Ratings Individual Batting G AB R H Avg. Orr, Dartmouth 3 12 4 8 .667 Kaye, Yale 4 13 3 8 .615 Kuczynski, Penn 6 19 4 10 .526 Pearson, Princeton 4 13 4 6 .462 Hain, Penn 6 16 7 7 .438 Burns, Dartmouth 3 14 2 6 .429 Stillman, Cornell 6 23 4 9 .391 Besse, Yale 4 13 2 5 .385 Pill, Columbia 6 24 6 9 .375 Reagon, Penn 6 24 7 9 .375 Bufalino, Cornell 6 19 6 7 .368 Beinstein, Penn 6 25 4 9 .360 Carton, Yale...