Word: balle
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Just as the Yale line is geared to stop the wide run, the Yale secondary plays to stop the long bomb. Their deep safety, J. P. Goldsmith immediately retreats on every passing play and then plays the ball once it is thrown. Cornerback Ed Franklin is a pro prospect as a defensive back...
...will be the first quarter. If the Crimson fails to move the ball up the middle against a sweep-oriented Yale defense, it might be a bad afternoon...
Dick Colman, Princeton: "Yale is more dangerous. They can hurt you in more ways. Unless Harvard controls the ball for long periods of time, Yale will beat them...
...Crimson's only touchdown of the Brown game came in the last six seconds of the game. Brown kicked off after booting a field goal and the Crimson took over the ball with time for only one play. Quarterback Crace tossed a short swing pass to halfback Harrison and Harrison outlegged the Bruin defenders for six points...
...Providence, John Chapman, who will be playing the last match of his Harvard career today, scored twice. John Metzger and Mario Marchese also tallied one goal apiece. The Bruins' only score came on a penalty play. Quasha batted away the free shot, but was unable to block the ball a second time, as the Brown opponent rushed up to knock the rebound...