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George Musacco
Expected to be the most outstanding rookie back in the Yanks' squad. Hails from Loyola University where he made a big reputation by leading the Pacific Coast in ground gained during the 1950 season. Captain, most valuable player, All-Coast, All-Catholic, All-American. George is an excellent punter and a great blocker. During off-season, he is preparing for something in retail line.
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Has played left end for Mississippi, North Carolina and United States Military Academy. All-American, 1944, 1946-48. College letters: 8 in football, 8 in baseball; 7 in basketball. Also 4 high school letters in each of these sports. Set major college record, 52 passes caught, Mississippi, 1947.



Expected to be the most outstanding rookie back in the Yanks' squad. Hails from Loyola University where he made a big reputation by leading the Pacific Coast in ground gained during the 1950 season. Captain, most valuable player, All-Coast, All-Catholic, All-American. George is an excellent punter and a great blocker. During off-season, he is preparing for something in retail line.



An outstanding end from Texas Christian who after graduation joined the Yanks in 1946. Has been a regular defensive end, and has seen service as a defensive halfback. Has exceptional speed. Blocks well, and is known for sharp tackling. After receiving All-American honors in 1942, Bruce joined the Army Air Corps. Pilot with rank of 1st lieutenant. Flew 35 missions with the 8th Air Force.



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George Taliaferro
This will be George's third year in pro football. In 1950, as a Yank halfback, he gained 411 yards and scored 9 touchdowns. A good punter, accurate passer, and one of the best all round backs in the League. An All-American at the University of Indiana in 1948. All-Big-Ten, 1945, 1947, 1948. Chicago All-Star game, 1949. Hobby: model planes. Plans to teach phys. ed. Army service: 16 months.
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