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| | The New York Times: This Day In Sports |
 | | Bill Roper, former head coach at Princeton, who was one of the officials of the game, said that he had always believed that such playing was possible under the new rules but that he had never seen the forward pass developed to such a state of perfection. |
 | | A frail youth of 145 pounds, as agile as a cat and as restless as a jumping-jack, Dorais shot forward passes with accuracy into the outstretched arms of his ends, Captain Knute Rockne, and Gus Hurst, as they stood poised for the ball, often as far as 35 yards away. |
 | | Passing was a novelty then, and receivers planted themselves downfield, waiting behind the defense for the roundish ball to arrive. |
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