Word: balle
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Green, advancing the ball by cross-kicking from the fly-half, couldn't score a try either, but evened the score at 3-3 on a penalty kick early in the second half. Harvard scored two more penalty kick to make it 9-3 with about ten minutes to go in the game...
...Besides shutting off the Dartmouth attack, the Crimson defense accounted for most of Harvard's few points. On its next series of plays. Dartmouth failed to get a first down and had to punt from the 16-yard line. Fenton blocked the kick, and Fred Martucci caught the ball before scampering two yards for a touchdown...
Tackle Ed Sadler recovered a fumble by Chasey on the snap from center two plays later to give the Harvard offense the ball at the Dartmouth 35, and it seemed that Harvard had the momentum...
...Crimson defense had to scrap to turn back the Dartmouth attack, but full-backs Adam Keller and Rick Scott made very few mistakes. Scott cleared the ball to his forwards time and again, but to no avail. Goalie Peter Aschaffenburg's performance was steady, and two diving third-quarter saves kept Harvard in the game...
...commenting on his own play, Bob carefully selected his adjectives and answered, "nothing spectacular." How spectacular can trying to get hit by a ball be? In commenting on Gray's play coach Bruce Munro said, "He's had his ups and downs. He's played some real good games and he's had some lapses." Roughly translated, that means he sometimes gets hit with the ball...