Word: viviano
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Against a Princeton team which appeared sluggish in the first half and pathetically weak in the second, Cornell's Viviano. Ferraro and Capt. Chris Martinez-Zorrilla pounced on fumbles, blocked kicks, intercepted passes and won, with ludicrous, humiliating ease...
...first encounter of the program Arthur Palaza battered G. C. Doyle '34 for two rounds until the bout was stopped. Since there were no other entrants in the 125-pound class, Palaza became champion by this victory. Ferguson won from F. P. Viviano 11, in the second about to gain the right to fight in the finals of the 145-pound class. Hines easily triumphed over E. M. Bullard 1G. B. to enter the final round of the 160-pound class in the third bout...
Since the great George Pfann hung up his moleskins, no Cornell back has run like Bart Viviano. Good passing by Lester Handleman covered long stretches between end runs and rushes. It was the first time Cornell had won this game for seven years. Cornell 13, Pennsylvania...
Princeton tried almost as many passes as running plays, but Cornell put five men back in the secondary defense to interrupt the airline. Viviano and Handleman each scored and Princeton failed to get the break they tried for so wildly in the last period. Cornell 12, Princeton...