Coast Guard at Yale

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  The Waterbury Democrat, November 19, 1945, page 12

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  YoIe Props For Princeton II After 41–⁠6 Win New Haven, Conn, Nov. l9-l lUPD -The Yale football team, fresh from its 5OOth triumph in 73 years of competition as result Of the 4l to 6 dTubbing of Coast Guard lasI Saturday, today began preparations for this weeks meeting with the Princeton Tigers The Bulldogs 4i points Satufaay represented the largest score they ever have piled up for Coach How ard Odell and the largest score TOT the Yale team since the 5o to U rout of Lafayette ten years ago Bill Penn. left halfbaek account ed for three of the Yale talies’ while teammates Tommy Seannell’ haifbaek, substitute end Jack Rod erlck and Bill Draper, another re- serve end, pushed across one touch” down apiece, Prank De Nezzo’s pass ing set up two touehdowns and ms Kicking accounted for three points after touehdowns while he substl- tuted for quarterback Art Dakos’ Carl BFRndfass, Cadet tackle, soored Coast Guards only mark when he blocked Jack Putnam’s punt and ran it back 3S yards for | score. The game wound up the Cadets winless season and was their eighth straight defeat.

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Yale leads 4–⁠0 in four meetings, counting the one since this game.