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...Maloy's first name is Charlie; he came up last year as one of the Cross's hottest quarterback prospects ever. His performance over the 1950 season would seem to justify the label...
From his spot under the center of the Purple T. Maloy will be able to direct one of the East's better running attacks, Captain Mel Massucco and John Turco are the "strength outside," with fullback Bob Doyle a more-than-capable "up the middle" runner...
Massucco, a baffling runner, was good for more than seven yards on each offensive play. He punts, too, at an average of 39.1 yards a try. In fact, Captain Mel could be called the kingpin of the club, were it not for Charlie Maloy, the East's top passer. Maloy can throw a football farther than anybody who will play in the Stadium this year, and he runs the Holy Cross T with finesse and shrewdness...
...Maloy is such a fine quarterback that the Crusaders have been able to take both of last year's freshman signal-callers and shift them to halfback. These two, Pete Biocca and Don Jolie, also long pitchers, are battling veteran Paul Gallo for the second-string left half post behind Johnny Turco. Turco played all last year with an injured shoulder, but still managed to lead the squad with 17 touchdowns...
...other linemen are generally big, often fast, and without exception rough. Tom McCann is the outstanding end, and a frequent receiver of Maloy's tosses. His partner, Joe Mikutowicz, is only average. Starting guards George Foley and Chet Millett know the football picture well, but the surprise of the squad may turn out to be Jim Buonopane, an intelligent untrappable man who captained the freshmen last year. In the center of the line, Joe Gleason and Dick Murphy, both lettermen, are likely to be as tough as any the Crimson will meet. The Crimson-Crusader series stands at Harvard...