Word: balle
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Noonan who alternated with Chuck Roche at tailback, ran the ball 226 yards and passed for another 266 while fullbacks Chip Gannon (who led the team in rushing) and Paul Shafer trailed Noonan with 450 and 373 yards respectively. Averaging exactly ten yards on each of 13 rushing attempts against Yale, Roche gained 130 yards to give him a total of 367 for the season, enough to win him fourth place money. This distribution of honors is in line with Art Valpey's "team play" policy...
...Crimson moved the ball exactly as far as its opponents--1,999 yards--but lost 35 more yards than the opposition. Valpey's intricate offense resulted in 25 fumbles, compared to 18 for the enemy. Of Harvard's 51 punts, Roche handled all but the last an averaged 34.3 yards...
...still better things are ahead for the people who had trouble following the ball on the basic plays that Valpey found time to install this season. When the sophomores who got their first bitter lessons at Ithaca and Princeton have been around for another couple of seasons, then Art Valpey may be able to say more each week than "We're making progress; we're still on fundamentals." That might be the reason that seven (7) scouts from Cornell spent last Saturday in the Stadium thinking about next October...
...Those girls swim like porpoises," a drenched MIT student said after the contest, praising the five Annex swimmers and their teammate from Sargent. Another blamed the close score on the confusion resulting from a bi-sexual meet. "Their caps were white and looked just like the ball," he claimed...
After MIT splashed straight across the pool to score in the opening minute, the girls put their heads together and formulated what the Techs termed "a typically feminine plot." Two Annex players plastered themselves against the scoring zone, making it impossible for the boys to hit it with the ball without first dragging the girls from their position to the depths of the pool...