Word: balle
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Warren say that," opined his young assistant. "We'll keep our Tayloe, Gill 'em Bill. Walsh all over 'em, and Kopp the ball game. We'll Slaughter the bums...
...newcomers to the Crimson coaching staff. Cleo O'Donnell, last year's football captain, is the backfield coach while Eddie Davis, the rock of the 1946 line, is helping Boston with the guards, tackles, and centers. Junior Tom Guthrie, a transfer from Notre Dame who is ineligible to play ball this year under Ivy League rules, handles the end squad-but without getting paid...
...coach resigned at the end of last season, but their new mentor, the assistant coach in 1946, is a follower of the traditional West Point principles of emphasizing condition and contact while minimizing tricky maneuvers. Whereas the Cadets generally play a slam-bang, long-passing game, the Crimson emphasizes ball control and short passes between the halfbacks and forwards...
...knit social organization." The older men, among them pre-war HD members, set up their own "veterans' workshop" producing unit, chose a play, and were promptly read out of the club for "insubordination" by the insulted hierarchy. Pulling into their own back-yard, the veterans decided to carry the ball alone...
Leonard Gordon and Oliver Lee each scored one goal to lead the Yardlings to their second victory of the season with no defeats. Gordon, the center forward, scored first at the start of the second period, booting the ball in from a scrimmage in front of the goal mouth. A long blast from the right of the goal in 11:50 of the third period accounted for Lee's score...