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Ivy League Football National Postseason Honors 11 46 12 Ivy League Football National Postseason Honors THE HEISMAN TROPHY Burr Chamberlin, Yale (1897-98, T) John Hallowell, Harvard (1898-00, E) Roscoe Channing, Princeton (1889, B) *Huntington Hardwick, Harvard (1914, E) WINNERS John Charlesworth, Yale (1927, C) *T. Truxton Hare, Penn (1897-98-99-00, G) 1936 Larry Kelley, Yale Paul Choquette, Brown (1996, TE) Edward Harlan, Princeton (1907, B) 1937 Clint Frank, Yale William Church, Princeton (1896, T) *Ed Hart, Princeton (1911, T) 1951 Dick Kazmaier, Princeton Mike Clare, Harvard (2000, OL) Nick Hartigan, Brown (2005, RB) Chris Clark, Penn (2003, OL) John Hartwell, Yale (1891, E) OTHER TOP FOUR IVY FINISHERS *Garrett Cochran, Princeton (1897, E) Jeff Hatch, Penn (2001, OL) 1935 Pepper Constable, Princeton (fourth) Charles Comerford, Yale (1916, E) *Pudge Heffelfinger, Yale (1889-90-91, G) 1938 Sid Luckman, Columbia (third) Carroll Cooney, Yale (1909, C) Howard Henry, Princeton (1903, E) 1938 Bob MacLeod, Dartmouth (fourth) James Cooney, Princeton (1904-06, T) *Bill Hickok, Yale (1893-94, G) 1942 Paul Governali, Columbia (second) Michael Corbat, Harvard (1982, OL) *Art Hillebrand, Princeton (1898-99, T) 1943 Bob Odell, Penn (second) Hamilton Corbett, Harvard (1908, B) *Frank Hinkey, Yale (1891-92-93-94, E) 1948 Chuck Bednarik, Penn (third) John Corbett, Harvard (1890, B) Harvey Hitchcock, Harvard (1913, T) 1950 Reds Bagnell, Penn (third) *Hector Cowan, Princeton (1889, T) Henry Hobbs, Yale (1909, T) 1971 Ed Marinaro, Cornell (second) Cecil Cox, Harvard (1985, DB) *James Hogan, Yale (1902-03-04, T) *Ted Coy, Yale (1907-08-09, FB) Frank Hogg, Princeton (1916, G) Ernest Cozens, Penn (1910, C) Robert Hogsett, Dartmouth (1913, E) FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS Casey Cramer, Dartmouth (2002, TE) *Brud Holland, Cornell (1937-38, E) *Signifies a College Football Hall of Famer John Cranston, Harvard (1889-90, G/C) *Bill Hollenback, Penn (1906-08, B) Bobby Abare, Yale (2008, LB) George Crowther, Brown (1912, QB) Henry Holt, Yale (1901-02, C) Shawn Abuhoff, Dartmouth (2010, RS/DB) Arthur Cumnock, Harvard (1889, E) Sheppard Homans, Princeton (1890-91, B) John Adams, Penn (1891, C) Oliver Cutts, Harvard (1901, T) Henry Hooper, Dartmouth (1903, C) George Adee, Yale (1894, QB) Harrie Dadmun, Harvard (1916, G) Robert Hooper, Penn (1918, E) Clarence Alcott, Yale (1907, E) *Charlie Daly, Harvard (1898-99-00, B) *Art Howe, Yale (1911, QB) *Mal Aldrich, Yale (1921, HB) Ralph Davis, Princeton (1901, E) Charles Howe, Princeton (1928, C) *Knowlton Ames, Princeton (1889, B) Clifton Dawson, Harvard (2004, RB) Charles Hubbard, Harvard (1922-23, G) Hamlin Andrus, Yale (1908-09, G) Dudley Dean, Harvard (1890, B) Laurence Hull, Dartmouth (1937, E) Dale Armstrong, Dartmouth (1948, E) Charles DeSaulles, Yale (1897, QB) Sanford Hunt, Cornell (1901, G) *Reds Bagnell, Penn (1950, B) *John De Witt, Princeton (1902-03, G) Daniel Hurley, Harvard (1904-05, B) John Baird, Princeton (1896, B) Rich Diana, Yale (1981, RB) Guy Hutchinson, Yale (1905, QB) *Howard Ballin, Princeton (1913-14, T) Ben Dibblee, Harvard (1897-98, B) Cosmo Iacavazzi, Princeton (1963-64, B) Ben Balme, Yale (1960, G) Dutch Diehl, Dartmouth (1925, G) Dick Jauron, Yale (1972, RB) Charles Barnard, Harvard (1901, G) Edward Dillon, Princeton (1906, B) Thomas Jones, Yale (1907, QB) *Charley Barrett, Cornell (1914-15, B) *Holland Donan, Princeton (1949-50, T) John Joss, Yale (1925, T) Thomas Barry, Brown (1902, HB) Allen Doucette, Harvard (1897, C) Isaiah Kacyvenski, Harvard (1999, LB) Charles Beattie, Princeton (1924, T) *Nick Drahos, Cornell (1939-40, T) Dana Kafer, Princeton (1903, B) *Chuck Bednarik, Penn (1947-48, C) Dexter Draper, Penn (1907, T) Elwood Kalbaugh, Princeton (1934, C) Edward Bell, Penn (1951-52, E) Joe Duff, Princeton (1911, G) *Eddie Kaw, Cornell (1921-22, B) Howard Berry, Penn (1916-17, B) Dennis Durkin, Dartmouth (1992, K) *Dick Kazmaier, Princeton (1950-51, B) Horatio Bigler, Yale (1906-07, T) Keith Elias, Princeton (1992-93, RB) *Stan Keck, Princeton (1920-21, T) Henry Bjorkman, Dartmouth (1924, E) Moose Englehorn, Dartmouth (1912, T) *Larry Kelley, Yale (1936, E) Clinton Black, Yale (1916, G) Samuel Felton, Harvard (1912, E) Addison Kelly, Princeton (1896-97, B) Crawford Blagden, Harvard (1901, T) Joe Ferrara, Columbia (1933) Andrew Kennedy, Columbia (2010, TE) James Bloomer, Yale (1900-03, T) Clarence Fincke, Yale (1896, QB) Robert Kernan, Harvard (1901, B) Walter Boal, Harvard (1898, G) William Fincke, Yale (1900, QB) *Hank Ketchum, Yale (1911-12, C) *Doug Bomeisler, Yale (1911-12, E) Redmond Finney, Princeton (1950, C) Bryan Keys, Penn (1989, RB) Kevin Boothe, Cornell (2005, OL) *Hamilton Fish, Harvard (1908-09, T) *John Kilpatrick, Yale (1909-10, E) *Murry Bowden, Dartmouth (1970, DB) *Bob Fisher, Harvard (1910-11, G) *Philip King, Princeton (1891-92-93, B) Edward Bowditch, Harvard (1901-02, E) Robert Forbes, Yale (1906, E) Richard King, Harvard (1915, B) Sam Boyle, Penn (1897, E) *Clint Frank, Yale (1936-37, HB) Ralph Kinney, Yale (1902-04, G) Frederick Bradlee, Harvard (1914, B) Ray Frick, Penn (1940, C) Arthur Knipe, Penn (1894, B) *Charley Brewer, Harvard (1892-93-95, B) Robert Gailey, Princeton (1896, C) Daniel Knowlton, Harvard (1903, T) Charles Brickley, Harvard (1912-13, B) Judd Garrett, Princeton (1989, RB) William Knox, Yale (1906, HB) Karl Brill, Harvard (1905, T) *Charlie Gelbert, Penn (1894-95-96, E) William Koch, Princeton (1948, T) *George Brooke, Penn (1894-95, B) William George, Princeton (1889, C) *Walter Koppisch, Columbia (1924, HB) *Gordon Brown, Yale (1897-98-99-00, G) Milton Ghee, Dartmouth (1914, QB) Bernie Kuczynski, Penn (1942, E) John Brown, Harvard (1921, G) Charles Gill, Yale (1889, T) Lou Kusserow, Columbia (1948, RB) Alfred Bull, Penn (1895, C) Joseph Gilman, Dartmouth (1904, G) Everett Lake, Harvard (1891, B) Zach Burns, Brown (1998, TE) Joseph Gilman, Harvard (1915, T) Otis Lamson, Penn (1905, T) Francis Burr, Harvard (1905-06, G) Edgar Glass, Yale (1902, G) Brian Larsen, Dartmouth (1996, OL) John Butler, Penn (1926, C) Ralph Glaze, Dartmouth (1905, E) Nate Lawrie, Yale (2003, TE) Frank Butterworth, Yale (1893-94, FB) William Goebel, Yale (1908, G) *Langdon Lea, Princeton (1893-94-95, T) Norman Cabot, Harvard (1895-96, E) Pat Goodwillie, Penn (1994, LB) James Lee, Harvard (1889, B) Dean Cain, Princeton (1987, DB) Charlie Gogolak, Princeton (1965, K) William Lee, Harvard (1901, G) Tom Callahan, Yale (1920, G) *Paul Governali, Columbia (1942, QB) Armant Legendre, Princeton (1920, E) *Dave Campbell, Harvard (1899-00-01, E) Patrick Grant, Harvard (1907, C) Henry LeGore, Yale (1914, HB) Stephen Campbell, Brown (2000, WR) Thomas Graydon, Harvard (1901-02, B) Bernie Lemonick, Penn (1950, G) Roger Caron, Harvard (1984, OL) Harlan Gustafson, Penn (1939, E) Chad Levitt, Cornell (1996, RB) *Eddie Casey, Harvard (1919, B) Edward Hake, Penn (1927, T) *William Lewis, Harvard (1892-93, C) Charles Ceppi, Princeton (1933, T) Perry Hale, Yale (1900, FB) Jake Lewko, Penn (2009, LB) George Chadwick, Yale (1900-02, HB) John Hall, Yale (1897, E) Frederick Linehan, Yale (1930, G) Frank Hallowell, Harvard (1890-92, E) William Logan, Princeton (1912, G) 11 47 12 Ivy League Football National Postseason Honors *Donald Lourie, Princeton (1920, B) Don Peterson, Harvard (1987, DE) R.H. Warren, Princeton (1890, E) Winslow Lovejoy, Yale (1924, C) Marty Peterson, Penn (1986, OL) Bertram Waters, Harvard (1892-94, G) *Sid Luckman, Columbia (1938, QB) *George Pfann, Cornell (1923, B) Bill Webster, Yale (1927, G) Richard Luman, Yale (1924, E) Stephen Philbin, Yale (1909, HB) *Harold Weekes, Columbia (1901, B) Chris Lutz, Princeton (1988, K) Frank Pierarski, Penn (1904, G) *John Weller, Princeton (1935, G) Miles Macik, Penn (1993-95, WR) Edgar Poe, Princeton (1889, B) John Wendell, Harvard (1907, B) *Bob MacLeod, Dartmouth (1938, B) *Art Poe, Princeton (1899, E) *Percy Wendell, Harvard (1910-11, B) *Eddie Mahan, Harvard (1913-14-15, B) *Fritz Pollard, Brown (1916, HB) *Charles Wharton, Penn (1895-96, G) Stas Maliszewski, Princeton (1964-65, G) Raymond Pond, Yale (1924, HB) *Art Wheeler, Princeton (1892-93-94, G) *Bill Mallory, Yale (1923, FB) Sidney Quarrier, Yale (1927, T) Sanford White, Princeton (1911, E) *Ed Marinaro, Cornell (1970-71, RB) Charles Rafferty, Yale (1903, E) *Reggie Williams, Dartmouth (1975, LB) Mitch Marrow, Penn (1996, DL) Frank Reagan, Penn (1940, B) Steven Williams, Harvard (2007, DB) Andrew Marshall, Harvard (1903-04, G) Adrian Regnier, Brown (1909, HB) Wallace Winter, Yale (1891, T) Jose Martinez-Zorrilla, Cornell (1932, E) Howard Reiter, Princeton (1899, B) Louis Wister, Princeton (1906-07, E) John Mayhew, Brown (1906, HB) William Rhodes, Yale (1890-91, T) Myron Witham, Dartmouth (1903, B) Malcolm McBride, Yale (1898-99, FB) Jesse Riggs, Princeton (1890-91, G) *Barry Wood, Harvard (1931, B) Jay McCareins, Princeton (2005, DB) T. Dudley Riggs, Princeton (1895, G) Wylie Woodruff, Penn (1896, G) Ed McCarthy, Yale (2006, OL) Foster Rockwell, Yale (1902-04, QB) Thomas Woods, Harvard (1920, G) *Lee McClung, Yale (1890-91, B) Charles Rodgers, Penn (1926, B) Edgar Wrightington, Harvard (1896, B) *Jim McCormick, Princeton (1905-07, B) Thomas Roome, Yale (1905, HB) *Clint Wyckoff, Cornell (1895, B) Vance McCormick, Yale (1892, QB) Al Rosier, Dartmouth (1991, RB) Adolph Youngstrom, Dartmouth (1919, G) Josiah McCracken, Penn (1899, B) Sid Roth, Cornell (1938, G) John Zanieski, Yale (1984, DL) Tom McGarrity, Penn (1995, DL) *George Savitsky, Penn (1944-45-46-47, T) August Ziegler, Penn (1906-07, G) *Ed McGinley,
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