Brown at Princeton

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 3, 1963, page 1

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  Princeton Rolls, 34-l3, As Iocovozzi Scores 3 PRINCETON. N. j., Nov. 2 AP).-Princeton held its rank among the Nations tiny group Of unbeaten and united major teams with a 34–⁠13 victory over Brown today as Cosmo Iacavazzi scored three touchdowns. Iacavazzi. a driving. leapihg fullhack from Scranton, Pa, smashed home for three scores from the /, and Hugh MacNIil- Ian hit Jim Hackett with a six yard pass for another I’d. In the final Al seconds. Don Mckay threw a 28-yard scoring pass to Jim Rockenbach. Browns offense sputtered In the first half after Bob Hall. its fine sophomore quarterback was carried off the field with a broken right leg. Jim Dunds picked them up with some fine passing in the second half. Dunda hit End John Parry twice with seven-yard touch down passes before Princeton finally sailed away its, sixth straight victory. Dunda COM pleted Is of % for 1875 yards. Iacavazzi, who went into the game with 48 points and a tie for the national scoring lead also contributed by blocking Don Carcieri’s placement try after the second Brown score He gained liz yards in Is car

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Princeton leads 49–⁠22 in 71 meetings, counting the 41 since this game.