Ivy Totals Show 12 Marks Broken

No less than twelve records were broken this season in Ivy group football, according to statistics released today. Three were smashed by Crimson tailback Dick Clasby, and with only tomorrow's Penn-Cornell game to go neither his nor any other marks are in danger.

Clasby led the league in rushing--950 yards to Dick Kazmaier's 861 in 1951; in total offense,--1,474 yards just beating out Mitch Price of Columbia, who had 1,321; and as an aside, in total number of offensive plays--317.

Price collected three other marks and broke a fourth, with his 92 pass completions (Ed Molloy of Yale had 93), 452 passes attempted in his career, and 237 passes completed (breaking Sid Luckman's old record of 180, for a total gain of 3,076 yards. Columbia's Al Ward caught 43 passes to Eli Ed Woodsums 40, but Woodsum made the most yardage, 634, and the most touchdown's 11.