Word: bateman
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...leaders in total offense, four reside in the Ivy League. The Crimson's Jim Kubacki, who set Harvard's total offense record with 310 yards against Columbia last Saturday, ranks second, with an average of 239.3 yards per game. Yale's Stone Phillips (201.3) stands fourth, Bob Bateman of Brown (200.3) fifth, and Princeton's Ron Beible (176) tenth...
...Bateman, Brown's 6-ft.-5-in. transfer quarterback from the University of Vermont, ran the Bruin offense in the first half, clicking on nine passes with receiver Bob Farnham for 98 yards...
Brown's offense continued to move after Bateman had to leave the game in the third quarter with an injury. Running backs Kevin Slattery and Bob McNamara churned out yardage up the middle against Yale's defense line, and placekicker Jose Violante booted two field goals...
Dartmouth may be a group to watch this year, since their first game blues were replaced by second game thunder against Holy Cross last week. Penn, meanwhile, struggled valiantly against Bob Bateman and his boys last Saturday before giving in, 17-8. The game is a big one, more so for Dartmouth than for the struggling Red and Blue...
Brown, tabbed by many football experts as the team to beat in '75, wrote off Penn, 17-8. Quarterback Bob Bateman was the catalyst behind a pair of second quarter touchdowns. The lanky chucker connected with tight end Ken O'Keefe for a 15-yard TD toss early in the period. The University of Vermont transfer capped a late drive with a one-yard dive...