Word: balle
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...minute later, Northeastern punted again. Sophomore Tim Bilodean brought the ball back to the Husky 17, and with junior Joe Roda at quarterback, the Crimson scored again. Scotty Guild, perhaps the most underrated halfback of Yoviesin's tenure, drove into the end zone from the eight, breaking a crushing tackle on the five in the process...
With junior John O'Grady at quarterback, the Crimson drove 74 yards on the opening series of downs, stalled on the Northeastern four, and forced the Huskies to punt less than a minute later. Varsity hurdler Walter Johnson fielded the ball, moved to the left sideline, and trotted 48 yards for a touchdown, untouched behind a wall of blockers. It set the tone for the entire game...
...Crusaders marched from their 27-yard line to the Crimson 32, where sophomore Burke on, third down, decided to throw one more time. End Pete Stratton was intended receiver at the 10-yard line, and the pass was on target, but Hurley went up with Stratton to knock the ball away, and Holy Cross punted...
...Crusaders halted the Crimson's next two attempts to mount a long drive, and with ten minutes left in the game, started a series on their own 46. A 12-yard pass to Jim McClowry and a 19-yard run by Steve Jutras helped move the ball to the Crimson...
...experienced line opened up impressive holes, and the backs had little trouble finding them and making good cuts. One obvious weakness was the passing game, though it accounted for the bulk of the yardage on both scoring drives. Harvard's three quarterbacks threw the ball 17 times, but only on six occasions were they caught by intended receivers...