Word: barrett
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...extraordinary as a linebacker and signal caller. Jeff Pochop is big and mean, but with Neal Curtin hurt the other tackle spot is dangerously thin. Various other linemen have also been outstanding for the defense: Stephenson, before he was hurt, and Boyda at ends; Capt. Bill Southmayd and Bob Barrett, a tremendous sophomore prospect, at guards...
Another sophomore, Bob Barrett has zoomed through the ranks to take over as starting left guard from the injured Walt Dobrgelecki. Barrett introduced himself to Stadium-goers last Saturday by intercepting a Gary Wood pass and deflecting another. He undoubtedly will get many opportunities to try his luck at interceptions this week when Archie Roberts holds forth behind the light blue lines...
...game at this point became an indecisive stand-off. But early in the fourth period the fabled Wood suddenly came alive. He ran and passed his team from its own 20 to the Harvard 42. Sophomore guard Bob Barrett then made two key tackles and Wood passed to end Bill Ponzer. The ubiquitous Barrett intercepted and Cornell hopes sank...
...runs accounted for five yards, and Wood faded to pass. Jeff Pochop put on a strong rush, and Barrett deflected the pass. On fourth down Wood again looked for a receiver, but had his vision impaired by Pochop's massive frame. His screen pass to Milne was several feet short, and Cornell was through.LEFT: WALLY GRANT (12) SWEEPS BY THE CORNELL DEFENSE, AIDED BY A BLOCK FROM BILL GRANA(34). RIGHT: TOM BILODEAU (18) LIES ON THE GOAL LINE...
...arrest and trial raised the troubling implication that he was prosecuted mainly because he threatened the existence of the government. Under oath, Call Girl Ronna Ricardo said that the police had put her up to making damaging false statements about Ward. To a newspaper reporter last week, Prostitute Vickie Barrett admitted that she had perjured herself when she claimed on the stand that she had whipped men for money in Ward's flat; later she denied her denial...