Brown at Princeton

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  Evening star, November 4, 1951, page 52

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  Princeton Beats Brown, 12-O; Kozmoier Scores Twice in Mud from there Kazmaier carried it over for the touchdown. sprinting around left end. Kazmaier Runs 81 Yards. Three mintues later Kazmaier struck again. The Tigers, starting from their “a. moved slowly to the 80. Then KaZ found hole at left tackle and burst through in a 61yard scoring run. McNeil’s kick for the first extra point was blocked. Kazmaier tried a pass for the second after a penalty but was smothered. Brown threatened once late in the first quarter after series of short passes by Carl Leone took the ball to the Tiger nine. Prince ton threatened time after time, but every time the Tigers got close, but every time the Tigers got close threw them back. The nearest they came was ir the final quarter, when dashes o1 20 and eight yards by Kazmaiel took the ball to the 2. But Kaz could gain only yard and Mcneil was thrown back on the last try. Brown --0 q O O. { Princeton ---- f2 O o 0–⁠1: Scoring: Princeton. touchdowns-Kaz. maier t2l

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Princeton leads 49–⁠22 in 71 meetings, counting the 53 since this game.