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Molloy, five foot nine inch junior from Fairfield, Connecticut, has come a long way since the last two minutes of the 1951 Yale game. At that time, he had just set up the Crimson's third touchdown with a sloppy pass into the flat; rotund Herman Hickman sent Molloy into the game with this advice--"you pitch 'em out kid, and I'll start heading out of town." Molloy did indeed "pitch 'em out," connecting for four of five for 65 yards and a touchdown. And although Hickman has since left town, Molloy is still pitching them...
...running ability. Pruett, the type of running ability. Pruett, the type of runner who needs the blocks, has averaged just under five yards a carry; nevertheless, he is known primarily as the son of the St. Louis Brown pitcher who could strike out Babe Ruth. Six-foot-three-inch Frank Smith will start at right end. A substitute for the veteran Harry Benninghoff at the beginning of the season, Smith took over when the latter was injured and has held the post ever since. Currently the number two Eli receiver, Smith is often used as the main receiver, when other...
...broke in to block an extra point attempt last week, and Ed Caracciolo start at defensive ends. Hansen had a difficult time last week; playing opposite Tiger captain Frank McPhee, he was taken out almost every time Princeton ran to the weak side. Caracciolo, a six-foot-two-inch 200 pound senior, broke into the starting lineup in the middle of the 1951 season, and has been the best defensive end ever since...
Bill Prentiss, the six-foot-four-inch right tackle is extremely fast, and very rarely fooled despite his relative inexperience. The 215-pound Shugart, left guard, was a freshman star last season, but moved right up and has been starting almost every game...
...Yale passing attack was truly excellent. Eddie Molloy, despite a soaking wet ball, completed 11 out of 18 tosses. Ed Woodsum, six foot two inch end, while not outstandingly ast, is an incredibly clever who didn't drop a pass all afternoon. By the end of the first period Molloy was using Woodsum as a decoy and passing to halfback Frank Smith, who also onto the ball with amazing determination...