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23 Boston Evening Globe Tuesday, November 2s! 1972 Jauron, 3 so ores phm punch provide Yale's So it'll either be like a crap game or a lawn party. The Yales are sound physically, especially Jauron, who was ailing a year ago. As Cozza so often has said of Jauron: "Jauron is a back, has smashed all Yale records, and will have a healthy team with him this week. "The game certainly means much to us, along with it being against Harvard," Cozza said. "If Penn can beat Dartmouth and we win, then we can share in the Ivy title, along with winning the Big 3.

"So we feel that this is certainly going to be some game," he said. A I cjji ytv iw vi A I 1 oil ings ot fullback and Rudy Green at the other halfback. "They're all good ball players," said Cozza. "And I feel that if a sophomore has been In the lineup for a few weeks like these youngsters then they are really not sophomores any more. They have reached their potential.

They scare a man some. But I like these three backs." Cozza has a busy week ahead for him. He realizes that, if Harvard starts out with its whacky offense, which looks like a tilted pinball machine with everything exploding, then the day can be long. A year ago Harvard started well and all but tipped over the Yale Bowl. Last Saturday, though, against Brown, Harvard stuck pretty much to basic stuff.

"That's the way they operate," said Cozza. "They go from one extreme to the other." By Clif Keane Globe Staff FOUND; a college football coach who doesn't lit up all night praying that his sophomore players won't mess up things in an important game. College football players until this year wer usually put into three categories; as sophomores they were "very exciting, but apt to make bad mistakes under as juniors they were "coming along and next year they should be great." As seniors "Well, they've lost their incentive, don't want to get hurt and have even talked about quitting during the season." The freshmen haven't been categorized as yet. But Carmen Cozza of Yale will have six sophomores against Harvard at the Stadium this Saturday. That's enough to keep Cozza in the dressing room and let someone else run the game against Harvard, especially after the way Johnny beat Yale last year, 35-16.

And having three of those sophomores in the backfield the reputed INTERVIEWERS $5.00 PER HOUR MBA'S or business students wanted immediately for executive interviewing position. Must be familiar witn financial statements. If interested contact Miss Muth at Becker Research, 432-9080. has been working ut'on. (Front, from THE GAME is Saturday and Harvard's overtime on ways to stop Yale's halfbr.e:-; a cense Dirk i at Swampscott High), Mike O'Hare and Fred Smith.

(Rear) Barry Malinowski, Dave St. Pierre, Bob Knstoff, Mark Ferguson, Bert Broyer and Mike Murr. (Globe photo by Frank O'Brien) cnaaat a teammate of Jauron left) Mike McHugh, Ed Vena, Sand SNOW TIRES One thing slows Crusaders' Wilson-lots of mud danger spot for kids 95 for TOYOTAS plus FET from "The best days I had running for BC were in the mud. But Joe doesn't seem to be able to do things when it's sticky out there. "On the other hand," said Doherty, "it doesn't make much difference what it's like to Steve Buchanan.

He runs well James. "And ho discussed how poorly Wilson ran against Dartmouth minus yardage and Joe wasn't running well against the Army in the slop. "Too bad that Joe isn't like ine," said Doherty. VOLKSWAGENS PINTOS VEGAS CORVAIR'S Holy Cross coach. Ed Do-J herty was becoming con- yesterday that his great running back, Joe Wilson, just doesn't like I the mud.

"One of our coaches was talking about Wilson this I morning," said Doherty jj yesterday from Mt. St. $1.72 to $1.95 budget terms should be even more worrisome. The fact that these three young players are in a backfield with Dick Jauron, quite likely the best football player in New England doesn't hurt. "Having Jauron with these three sophomores is certainly a steadying influence," said Cozza from New Haven yesterday.

They are quarterback Tom Doyle, who had a spectacular game against Dartmouth, Tyrell Henn- interception and 36-yard runback set up the first touchdown, and his second interception and runback set up the final and clinching touchdown. BC has lost two men for the game with UMass at Amherst Saturday. Offensive guard Steve Corbett, possibly the best Eagle lineman, injured his neck in the Penn State game and is definitely out. CLIF KEANE 53 OTHER CAR SIZES AT COMPARABLE PRICES ami under any condition and blocks very well too. He's quite a football player and a junior." The game with Connecticut this week at Holy Cross r- is expected to be a physical one.

A year ago Holy Cross won, 24-17 but took quite a pounding. "And last Saturday Connecticut walloped Rhode Island," said Doherty, "by a score of 49-21. They're certainly a great deal bigger physically than we are." It will be something like the old days at Holy Cross this week. Doherty intends to scrimmage his lads, and isn't that a rarity these days. j' Every restaurant and gas station in Swampscott is hanging out signs claiming the home of Dick Jauron today.

Yesterday the star Yale halfback was named to the first team of the Kodak All-American squad, chosen by the American Board of Football Coaches. And today he was named winner of the Gold Helmet Award, given to the player of the week by the N.E. Football Writers are what one is supposed to "'that way as Harvard's Felix ri soccer, but sometimes it doesn't work out r.erc. Harvard tipped Rhode Island yes- 0 (W-terday, 1 0, in the first round of the District I playoffs. (Sam Hammat photo) 4- s-yy lYale soccer I irvard warmup JtLM.

1 3y Bob Donovan 31obe Correspondent Assn. at the weekly luncheon. Jauron took the major college honor by scoring three touchdowns in Yale's 31-7 win over Princeton, which gave him a school record of 25, one more than the previous mark set by Calvin Hill. Dan Entwisle of Williams, who had two key interceptions in his team's big 21-12 upset of Amherst, won it in the College Division. Entwisle's first Week again at It's That arvard.

The New Haven representatives know that a win would end the football, baseball and soccer stretch in which Yale seniors have never defeated a Harvard team. The Elis are 4-7-1 overall and 3-3 in the Ivy League. once again a representative in the NCAA soccer championships that wind up in late December at the Orange Bowl. The Crimson, ranked No. 1 In New England end Ihlrd nationally, edged stubborn Rhode Island, 1-0, yesterday to advance to ibo JAA Division I finals next week.

Harvard will face the winner of today's Brown-Connecticut match in Providence. However uninteresting a contest H-Y may appear to be, all the stops are being pulled out. The high-scoring Harvard line of Chris Papagianis, Bent Henze, and Felix Adedeji is healthy again. TWO POINTS OF VIEW It's the ultimate hame-eoming, the last word in IJailgating, the epitome of jipllegiate sports tradition, twx And yet, The Game at farvard is, as Sly says, different strokes for different folks." A little of the dazzle has en taken from Harvard-Yale soccer ame however. For Vale, it will be the season's ihd; for Harvard it is a Jtactice scrimmage for imore pressing post-season Harvard, now 8-1-1, is ELAN.1973.

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