Word: kazmaier
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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George Stevens, Princeton's quarterback, was quoted last night by the Daily Princetonian, undergraduate newspaper, as saying. "Dartmouth was out to get" the Tigers' talented Dick Kazmaier. Kazmaier ultimately left the field with a fractured nose and a concussion...
...offensive backfiled chosen consists of Princeton's Dick Pivirotto, Mitchell Price of Columbia, Harold Scidenberg of Cornell and Princeton's Dick Kazmaier. Princeton placed six men on the honor squad, two more than any other team...
Princeton football coach Charlie Cald well recently called for sterner penalties for unnecessary roughness. His statement came after halfback Dick Kazmaier suffered a broken nose in the Princeton-Dartmouth game Saturday...
...Kazmaier was at first thought to have suffered a brain concussion...
...Princeton's football team, its fifth straight "Big Three" title and its 21st victory in a row, over Yale, 27-0; at Princeton. Triple-threat Halfback Dick Kazmaier (TIME, Nov. 19) accounted for every Princeton touchdown, passing for three, running for the fourth. Completing ten of 16 passes, he brought his total yardage for the year to 1,707, a new Ivy League record. Other notable results: Illinois and Ohio State, a 0-0 tie, temporarily derailing the Illinois Rose Bowl train; Michigan State, the nation's No. I team, over Indiana's hopped-up Hoosiers...