Larry Kelley original photo Yale 2nd Heisman Winner
| Larry Kelley was an innovator, creator, and adventurer who played end for Yale. Allison Danzig of the New York Times called him a "genius who gets the touchdown regardless of the odds." Against Princeton in 1934, Kelley caught a pass, ran 30 yards and was trapped by two defenders at the goal line. He rammed between them and scored for a 7-0 Yale victory. Again against Princeton in 1936 Yale was down 16-0 and rallied to win 26-23. Kelley straight-armed a defender and bulled his way to a crucial touchdown. He played six games against Harvard and Princeton scoring a touchdown in each game of which Yale won five. After the 1936 season, he was voted the Heisman Trophy. He was named Most Valuable Player in the East-West Shrine Game.
We offer an original photo (5 x 7 inches) of Kelley when he was at Yale!
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