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...PENN-COLUMBIA -- Take heart, Brown. Your old rival for the Ivy League cellar, Pennsylvania, has beaten Harvard in football and hockey and snaked away Harvard's most handsome, popular professor, Edwin C. Banfield, all in the same year. The Quakers have also beaten Princeton and Yale on the weekends preceding and following their humiliation of Harvard, and they may go on to achieve the impossible -- losing to Brown and winning the Ivy League title in the same season. Penn...
...PENN-COLUMBIA--The Lions have their confidence now, and, as Harvard fans will know, that could be the crucial key to a successful passing game. New York finally has its winning football team, and the fans will be out at Baker Stadium today to watch an exciting passing battle. They'll get it. But Penn has Shue to Clune, while the Lions offer Jackson to Parks to Jones to Sefcik, and the Quakers don't exactly have the monster front four to disrupt the aerial bombardment. Marinaro will win the Ivy title but lose the total offensive crown to Jackson...
...PENN-COLUMBIA: Unfortunately, this game won't be all it was cracked up to be way back in September. Football aficionados were flocking to the ticket offices then to get seats for what everyone predicted would be a showdown for the Ivy League cellar. Now it appears that only seventh place is at stake since Brown made such an early-season rush for the coveted cellar, emblematic of a school which places scholarship over athletic prowess. Dartmouth, of course, has never finished last. There should be a lot of passing thanks to Poncho Micir, Don Jackson, and all the liquor...
...PENN-COLUMBIA: This is today's real sleeper: bring a pillow. Reports indicate that both teams will be trying to win, and it is encouraging to think that, in all probabilit, one will be successful. The Quakers gained 11 yards on the ground last weekend, and if they can duplicate that feat today, then maybe even the Lions could win or tie, or what have you. Penn, on pride...
...Penn-Columbia game could be a thriller, with the ball in the air on just about every other play. With Cabot Knowlton healthy, Penn's Bill Creeden will have a running attack, which Columbia's Marty Domres...