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Physically, the Crimson is at its strongest point since early in the season. Only first string quarterbacks Bob Hardy and reserve guard Bill Frate are definitely out; the condition of Hardy's immediate successor Joe Conzelman is somewhat doubtful. But with Coolidge, a defensive standout all season, and two ends available, the Crimson will have more depth than recent games. At end, Bob Cochran, the team's best pass catcher who has been sidelined all season with a leg injury, and Harvey Popell, sick since Columbia, will both be ready to play...
Jordan would not comment on the status of several injured players working with the team. It was reported that Joe Conzelman, first team quarterback since Bob Hardy fractured an elbow, was in pads yesterday. Conzelman suffered a leg injury Saturday that was supposed to keep him out of the Yale game...
Asked if Joe Conzelman, who injured his leg Saturday, would be ready for the Yale game, Jordan said it was "not impossible but improbable." He indicated that Jerry Marsh would run in Conzelman's place at quarterback. On the other hand, Jordan reported that center Jeff Coolidge's bad knee "is making good progress." The coach also stated, "We'll probably let Clasby do a little passing later on in the week...
...Clasby, unable to throw, but running very well, carried on seven of the 11 attempts, starting the drive with a 14 yard run off right end, and setting up the score with a flashy end sweep for 15 yards. With the Brown right side of the line seemingly weak, Conzelman called a reverse, and Clasby handed off to Cowles, who drove off his own left end into the end zone at 9:12. Joe Ross kick was good...
...second quarter, the Crimson scored its second touchdown, behind Carroll Lowenstein. With the ball on the Brown 45, Dexter Lewis took a hand-off from Lowenstein and gained nine. On fourth down, with less than a yard to go, the Crimson went into a T formation, and Conzelman called a quarterback sneak, going five yards for a first down on the Bruin 31. Lowenstein completed a pass to Conzelman on the 22 and then Clasby came in for Lowenstein. Clasby was stopped, but Culver took a Clasby pitchout six yards. On the next play Culver pitched out to Clasby...