Word: wingback
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Varsity football coach Lloyd Jordan, who has almost enough good left-handed wingbacks to equip every single wing team in the country, once again used last year's wingback, Bob Cowles, at fullback in yesterday afternoon's drill...
Working with Cowles in the first backfield during the non-contact session were tailback Jim Joslin, wingback Frank White, and quarterback Joe Conzelman...
Dexter Lewis and john Simourian back up White at wingback, while Phil Haughey and Leo Daley join Marsh and utility back Conzelman at quarterback. Besides Joslin and Conzelman, tailback candidates include Matt Botsford, Ron Eikenberry, and Sam Fyock...
Pretty Pass. Pop was famous for far more than trickery. All over the country other coaches taught their teams the Warner unbalanced line and the fast-breaking Warner single wingback formation. Pop went right on building winning teams. He went back to Cornell for a few years, later to Pitt, where he had four unbeaten seasons in a row. In the mid-'20s he moved to Stanford, developed such All-America stars as jolting Fullback Ernie Nevers and End Ted Shipkey. Pop continued to try new tactics. In the Rose Bowl in 1925, his team showed a flashy double...
Jordan made his speaking trip before the coaches' meeting. The first stop was Syracuse, N. Y., when other speakers included Crimson football captain Tim Anderson and wingback Bob Cowles. Also on the program was Bishop Malcolm E. Peabody '11, father of former All-American football player, Endicott "Chub" Peabody...