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...course, Caldwell suffered losses through graduation. Among the notables gone were Captain George Sella, a very good wingback, fullback John Powers, and three offensive line veterans, Don Cohn, Norm Moore, and Julian Buxton. Yet despite the "losses," the Tigers have knocked off Williams, Rutogers, Navy, Brown, Cornell, and Colgate on consecutive week-ends. The schedule is not particularly impressive, but Princetin's easy 27 to 0 victory over last year's Ivy League champion Cornell went far towards proving the Tigers real mettle...
Jack Davison, who broke open last year's game with the Crimson with four touchdown jaunts, is back at fullback for the Tigers. A 190-pounder Davison has good speed and is one of the two Tigers who plays both offense and defense. Directing the Orange and Black attack is veteran quarterback George Chandler, the captain, whom Caldwell calls the "most underrated" player in the Ivy League. Chandler, 195 pounds, is a fine blocker and play-caller...
...third team in the first place tie in the National league are the Intellects, featuring Ford Nadhorny, former Yale fullback, Don Trimble, holder of the Harvard javelin record, and Cliff Crosby, former Harvard basketball player...
Sophomore Dick Duback, who has played mostly on defense, ran tailback in the second unit until replaced by Ray. This backfield also had Tom Ossman running fullback, Dave Wardon as wingback, and Phil Isenberg at quarterback...
...Princeton's first play from scrimmage, Fullback Jack Davison carried the ball. Instead of taking off from a scant three yards behind the line of scrimmage and weaving his way through the openings (as in the T), Fullback Davison got up his speed well back, power-piled his way into the Cornell line the way fullbacks used to do. To make it slightly fancier, the play included an old-style fake reverse. Davison ripped through center for ten yards...