Other notable songs include "Nobody ever died for Dear Old Rutgers" composed by Jule Styne to lyrics by Sammy Cahn from the 1947 musical "High Button Shoes" parodies an 1892 game in which Frank "Pop" Grant, a Rutgers football player, was being taken from the field because of injuries and stated that he would "die for dear old Rutgers." Other's sources state that the player stated "I will die if somebody does not give me a cigarette." The song "Loyal Sons" which exhorts Rutgers athletes (particularly football players) to "hit the line and run the ends boys...Score once more. Oh score once more."