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There were other stars. Although the fine play of Melgs has often been taken for granted, nevertheless against Yale he was a great guard again, foreing a fumble on the second play from scrimmage to stop one Eli drive, and teaming with Captain Tim Anderson, Art Painter, Dick Koch, John Maher, Ted Metropoules, Bob Morrison, Bill Frate, and Orville Tice to end later ones...
...stop this powerful ground attack, Harvard will field its regular forward wall, with the possible exception of Meigs. Bob Cochran and Joe Ross will be at ends. Orville Tice and John Maher anchor down tackle positions. Captain Tim Anderson, as usual, will start at right guard, with Meigs' replacement Anthony at left guard. Jordan plans to send Art Painter in as center...
...tailbacks Jim Joslin and Matt Botsford. Jim Joslin and Matt Botsford. Jim Anthony again took over Meigs' guard slot, while Sam Fyock and Joe Conzelman ran at tailback. Others working with the first eleven yesterday included end Joe Ross, tackles John Maher and Bill Frate, center Art Painter, guard Tim Anderson, quarterback Jerry Marsh, wingback Bob Cowles, and fullback Tony Gianelly...
...Harvard line, built around a superlative guard, Bill Meigs, has not been outplayed all year, despite the three defeats. With Meigs, who plays aggressive alert football both ways, are Captain Tim Anderson, tackles John Maher, Orville Tice and Bill Frate, and centers Dave Bodiker and Art Painter. Last year the Crimson line outplayed Princeton, this year no one expects any less. Considering the fine quality of the Tiger line play, tomorrow's game is likely to be decided on top of and around the line of play, tomorrow's game is likely to be decided on top of and around...
...permanent impression was made by the Crimson second line. While it was abundantly clear that a substitute line does not a stone wall make, its offensive play was good--so good, in fact, that one no longer continues to take the work of Bill Meigs, Orville Tice, John Maher, Tim Anderson, Bob Cochran, Bill Frate, et al, almost for granted. The quality of their work is statistically evident, for they opened holes often enough to allow a predominantly sopho- more backfield to rack up 20 first downs. And most of those were gained without the services of sophomore tailback Matt...