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First Team Offense
Bruce Weinstein (E, Yale); Del
Marting (E, Yale); Kyle Gee (T, Yale); Tom Hamlin (T, Penn);
Tom Jones (G, Harvard); Mike Guerin (G, Princeton); Gerry
Murphy (C, Brown); Brian Dowling (B, Yale); Calvin Hill (B,
Yale); Marty Domres (B, Columbia); Vic Gatto (B, Harvard);
Eliot Berry (K, Penn)
First Team Defense
Pete Lawrence (E, Dartmouth);
Pete Hall (E, Harvard); Mike Chwastyk (T, Penn); John
Sponheimer (T, Cornell); Dick WiIlliams (G, Yale); Mike
Bouscaren (LB, Yale); John Emery (LB, Harvard); Pat Conway
(B, Harvard); George Burrell (B, Penn); Keith Mauney (B,
Princeton); Ed Franklin (B, Yale); Bill Arthur (P, Cornell);
Gary Singletary (P, Harvard)
Academic
All-Americans
Fred Morris, Yale, C (first
team)
Richard Sandler, Princeton, DT (first team)
NCAA
Postgraduate
Scholars
Fred Morris, Yale, C
Richard Sandler, Princeton, DT
Randy Wallick, Dartmouth, E
College
Football Hall of Fame
Inductees
Eddie Casey, Harvard
(1916-19)
Hank Ketcham, Yale (1911-13)
Vince Stevenson, Penn, QB (1904-05)
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NFL
Players
John Dockery (Harvard), N.Y.
Jets
Charlie Gogolak (Princeton), Washington
Pete Gogolak (Cornell), N.Y. Giants
Bobby Leo (Harvard), Boston
Chuck Mercein (Yale), Green Bay
Bill Murphy (Cornell), Boston
Mike Pyle (Yale), Chicago Bears
Gordon Rule (Dartmouth), Green Bay
Gary Wood (Cornell), N.Y. Giants
NFL
Draftees
Marty Domres (Columbia), San
Diego (1/9)
Calvin Hill (Yale), Dallas (1/24)
Bruce Weinstein (Yale), Miami (8/193)
John Sponheimer (Cornell), Kansas City (10/257)
Brian Dowling (Yale), Minnesota (11/277)
Super
Bowl III
Participant
John Dockery (Harvard), N.Y.
Jets (won)
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