Word: armstrong
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Here Mike Bassett flipped to Hobie Armstrong, who handed off to Bill Taylor on a double reverse. Taylor sprinted for a few yards, and then lateraled to Mike Bassett on his left. This bit of razzle dazzle was good for 14 yards, and it was succeeded by an exceptionally deft run of Bill Grana's for 15 yards...
...mundane maneuvers brought Harvard to the Yale 15. Bassett then asked Armstrong to carry over tackle. Armstrong did this, and more. He forced his way all the way to the Yale five and then fumbled. The Elis' Stan Thomas recovered...
Hank Hatch returned to kickoff 20 yards to the Harvard 30, and followed this run with another for ten. Armstrong was gang tackled way behind the line, though, stopping the offensive...
...Yale fumble on their first play after the kickoff returned the ball to Crimson hands. Taylor and Armstrong penetrated the Yale lines for gains of ten and eight yards respectively, putting the ball on the Bulldog six. A holding penalty cancelled a touchdown run, and Hartranft's field goal attempt was short. Taylor, after a magnificent afternoon, left the game on a stretcher with a leg injury, but the victory, thanks to his exemplary efforts, was by that time secure...
...Passes 89-45 152-70 Intercepted By 10 2 Punts-Ave. 29-34.0 35-36.1 Fumbles-Lost 22-12 20-11 Yards Penalized 24-258 29-271 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Att. Yds. Ave. Taylor 56 352 6.3 Grana 60 317 5.3 Bassett 53 213 4.0 Harshbarger 25 152 6.1 Armstrong 35 150 4.3 Bilodeau 25 108 4.3 Bartl 32 100 3.2 Stringer 16 78 4.9 PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Bassett 44 23 428 Bartolet 21 11 175 Bilodeau 5 3 61 Humenuk 11 4 54 RECEIVING Ct. Yds. Ave. Taylor 11 298 5 Hudepohl 6 81 1 Young...