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Oct 29, 2023
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This is the eighth in a series looking back at “100 Years of Football,” syndicated cartoons published by Jerry Brondfield and Charles Beck in 1969. Today's version covers the period from 1922-1925.


Fair warning: Readers allergic to Notre Dame or Illinois football history may want to sit out this week’s column.

For those choosing to continue, click the image to enlarge...

(Brondfield & Beck, '100 Years Of Football,' Rushville Republican (IN), November 3, 1969.)

We start this week with another cartoon devoted to Yale’s role in football’s history; this one covers their 1923 team. It mentions Ducky Pond, who returned to Yale to coach and mentor two Heisman Trophy winners, allowing him to become the only multi-Heisman coach with a losing career record. Of course, Tad Jones’ speech before the 1923 Harvard game guarantees the team’s place in football history.

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