Word: waldstein
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Second string guard, Don Lowry, was the only casualty as the "A" squad, which was on the offense throughout the afternoon, passed and ran its way to four touchdowns. Charlie Spreyer tallied twice on runs of 6 and 17 yards and Mort Waldstein accounted for the two other markers both on short line bucks. Lowry's injury was only a minor bump and he should be ready to go again within a few days...
...short punting session saw Captain Joe Gardella, Mort Waldstein, Charley Spreyer and MacKinney pitted against each other, all averaging over 40 yards per kick. Signal and passing drills rounded out the two hour practice with Gardella and Vern Miller moving up to the A squad temporarily...
...Waldstein vs. Brown
...tussle for the fourth backfield position is still undecided with Mort Waldstein, who has been playing the spot for the last two practices, ruled a slight favorite over Bill Brown...
Hard-driving Mort Waldstein was tried out at bucking back on the first eleven as the squad drilled against the Michigan offense, worked on passes, and practiced punting under pressure. The fight for the bucking back post is still undecided as Bill Brown and the Sophomore, Waldstein carry on a personal battle for the starting honors on Saturday...