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Occasionally Singleton calls his plays on a quick count, catching the defense off-guard (usually with Blanchard off guard). When held on downs, Singleton will punt. Last week he booted one time for 39 yards-the average distance for the 29 Yale punts this year. (The Crimson has punted 48 times for an average age of 35.5 yards). Two times week's game Will centered the to Singleton quite high, forcing quarterback to run. Once he saved by a Princeton off-side the other time he took off tackled 24 yards and a first latter...
...Harvard is forced to punt: hope that Wolfe doesn't get the He has a habit of returning like he does kick-offs...
...roll-out around the end, Singleton came up with Princeton's biggest problem of the afternoon--the pass. With a third and four situation on the Princeton 12 yard line (after Yale and Ruly Carpenter had tackled Tiger Hugh Scott and stolen the ball from him on a punt return) Singleton rolled out to the left. Just as he was cutting up over left tackle, he threw a precise TD pass to left end John Hutcherson...
...stars of Iowa, first-ranked in the nation, into making costly errors. Said Warmath: "If they make more mistakes than we do, they'll lose. That's as sure as taxes." The plan worked perfectly. Warmath's undefeated team turned two Iowa fumbles and a bobbled punt into touchdowns, steamrollered to a 27-10 victory that capped its startling come-back from last year's 2-7 record and re called the Saturdays before World War II when Minnesota's power football ruled...
After both teams bumbled through the first quarter, Crimson halfback Hank Hatch opened the second period with a hang by taking a Ray Barry punt on his own 49 and going 51 yards for a touchdown. Making a difficult catch into the sun, Hatch fooled the charging Brown tacklers by taking the ball on a dead run. Once past the first Bruin wave, he headed for the sideline and followed his interference beautifully. Hoble Armstrong hit over tackle for the two points...