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GEORGE CARENS AWARD FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO NEW ENGLAND FOOTBALL 1952 Paul Swaffield, EIFO 1994 Mike Linkovich, Bowdoin 1953 John Pappas, Sr., Boston University 1995 Carmen Cozza, Yale 1954 Alva Kelley, Brown 1996 Pete Mazzaferro, Bridgewater State 1955 Tuss McLaughry, Dartmouth 1997 Al Benson, ECAC 1956 Clarence Houston, Tufts 1998 Rocky Carzo, Tufts 1957 Bill Cunningham, Boston Herald 1999 Joe Concannon, Boston Globe 1958 Rev. Joseph Maxwell, Boston College 2000 Don Miller, Trinity 1959 Jack Faden, Harvard 2001 Bob Monahan, Boston Globe 1960 Dr. Eddie Anderson, Holy Cross 2002 Bill Bowes, New Hampshire 1961 Len Waters, Williams 2003 Howard Vandersea, Bowdoin 1962 Swede Nelson, Gridiron Club 2004 Jack Bicknell, Maine/ Boston College 1963 Arthur Sampson, Boston Herald 2005 William Mottola, Maine Maritime 1964 Joe McKenney, Boston College 2006 Dick Farley, Williams 1965 Harry Arlanson, Tufts 2007 George Hale, Maine 1966 Dan Jessee, Trinity 2008 Bob Pickett, UMass 1967 Murray Lewis, Tobacco Table 2009 Peter Yetten, Bentley 1968 Murray Kraemer, Boston Herald 2010 Jim Jeanette, New Hampshire 1969 Leroy Kelley, EIFO 2011 Bob Griffin, Rhode Island 1970 John P. Curley, Boston College 2012 John Connolly, Boston Herald 1971 Warren McGuirk, UMass 2013 Mickey Heinecken, Middlebury 1972 Roy Mumpton, Worcester Telegram 2014 Barry Gallup, Northeastern/B.C. 1973 Jerry Nason, Boston Globe Jack Grinold, Northeastern 1974 Joe Zabilski, Northeastern 2015 Steve Marino, Westfield State 1975 Jack Daly, EIFO 2016 Jack Cosgrove, Maine 1976 Tim Cohane, Fordham 2017 Bob DeFelice, Bentley 1977 Todd Dunn, Springfield 2018 Leo Fanning, multiple schools 1978 Dave Morey, Dartmouth 2019 Tom Lamb, Natick High School 1979 Dick Page, UMass 1980 Gus Sullivan, Boston State 1981 Foxy Flumere, Northeastern 1982 John Baronian, Tufts 1983 Ernie Roberts, Boston Globe 1984 Harry Jacunski, Yale 1985 Ken Hudson, Coca‐Cola 1986 Joe Yukica, UNH/Dartmouth/B.C. 1987 Bob Odell, Wiliams 1988 Scotty Whitelaw, ECAC 1989 Harold Koop, Rhode Island 1990 Bill Flynn, Boston College 1991 Dave O’Hara, Associated Press 1992 Jim Ostendarp, Amherst 1993 Joe Restic, Harvard .

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