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Individual scoring statistics, released yesterday by the league office in New York, place Yale's Tony Lavelli in first place with 68 points in five contests, an average of 13.6 per game. Dartmouth's Ed Leedo has averaged almost 16 markers per encounter, but his overall total of 58 points in four games places him behind Lavelli. The Crimson has played in only two league engagements, so that none of its scorers rate high on the league ladder. George Hauptfuhrer leads Bill Barelay's squad with 25 points in Ivy action, a figure which nets him seventeenth place...
...indication of the important role played by Bob Gale on the Ithaca squad. Gale, larger of the two brothers on the Cornell squad, suffered a broken knee-cap against Harvard last weekend, and will be out of action for about four weeks. For the Ellis, center Tony Lavelli sparked his club's attack...
Ponn has a host of veterans from pre-war years, including Chink Crossin, who in 1944 won some people's nomination for All American. The Quakers also have whipped Yale's struggling forces, which seems to have little besides center Tony Lavelli to offer. Princeton has two standout performers back in George Lawry, who led the league in field goals in 1942-43, and Butch Van Breda Kolff. They handed a twenty-point defeat to Rutgers, which in turn Handed Columbia a three-point beating. The Tigers also absorbed a horrendous drubbing at the hands of Seton Hall...
...Wyndol Gray with an opportunity to surpass the season scoring record of N.Y.U.'s Sid Tanenbaum. Both players now stand at 269 points for the season, Gray after 14 games and Tanenbaum after 20. The sprained ankle which kept him out of four games has, however, probably put Tony Lavelli's record of 320 points just beyond reach...
Wyndol Gray and Tony Lavelli will be heard at 9:15 o'clock tonight on the Harvard Sports Parade of the Crimson Network, in a recorded broadcast of their interview after Saturday's B.U. game...