Word: kazmaier
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Princeton, which upended another single-wing power, Pennsylvania, 13-7. Though Coach-of-the-Year Charlie Caldwell lost all but one of his undefeated 1950 offensive team, the one man remaining was the key man: Halfback Dick Kazmaier, All-America triple-threat. Defensive standouts: Guard Brad Glass and 60-minute End Frank McPhee. Princeton now has the longest major winning streak in the nation (16 straight), and only Cornell stands in the way of its second straight Ivy League title...
...game itself was a rather disquieting experience. Princeton won, 24 to 20 by virtue of superior place-kicking. Tail-back Dick Kazmaier passed for all three of Princeton's touchdowns. It looks like a tough autumn...
Princeton, meanwhile, rode over New York University, 54 to 20, mainly through 'he prowess of All-American halfback Dick Kazmaier. Although Kazmaier is the only defensive back remaining of the Orange and Black 1950 Ivy League championship team, the new team looks as if it's out to match last year's record...
Francis Bagnell of Penn and Dick Kazmaier of Princeton, halfbacks, and Richard Doyne of Lehigh, quarterback, round out the backfield...
Individually, Ted Marchibroda, of St. Bonaventrue, led in total offense and forward passing, and Larchmont Dixie Boyne, of Lehigh, was the leading rusher. Bagnell, Holy Cross' Charlie Maloy, and Kazmaier trailed Marchibroda in total offense while Kazmaier finished second in rushing and Yale's Ed Senay fourth...