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...Princeton came back quickly in the second quarter to score twice under the leadership of alternating tailbacks Don McKay and Ron Landek. Yale tied the score when McCarthy completed a rapid 64-yard march by passing seven yards to Bill Henderson in the end zone...
...seniors include all-Ivy fullback Cosmo Iacavai, the Ivy League leader in scoring and rushing; Don McKay, the tallback who has ranked high in the league all year in passing and total offense; wingback Doug Tufts; and seven other starters in Princeton's two units...
Last year Harvard stopped the Tigers by choking their running game. This year they can't concentrate only on the ground attack. McKay can pass, and his substitute, Ron Landock, can pass even better. The Harvard pass defense, which looked awful early in the season, hasn't been tested recently...
Also, the Tigers display a disturbing ability to find outstanding backs who can make the single wing work. At tailback is Don McKay, whose rushing and passing put him second in the Ivy League in total offense. At fullback is Cosmo Iacavazzi, third in total offense and first in rushing among the Ivies, and last year's national scoring leader...
Iacavazzi and McKay even dress for the part. With their high-topped shoes and striped-sleeve jersies, they look like backs of yore as well as act like them. Football at Princeton is strictly Neanderthal, but the team doesn't seem to realize it. It's up to Harvard to convince the Tigers of the folly of their ways, a hard lesson to teach indeed...