Other Leading Players
- Carl Brumbaugh, Quarterback
- John Doehring, Back (rookie)
- Paul Engebretsen, Guard / Kicker (rookie from Northwestern)
- Luke Johnsos, End
- Joe Kopcha, Guard (back after two years off)
- Keith Molesworth, Back
- Dick Nesbitt, Back
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