Word: bohovich
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Cripe, Martha, if their tackle can score, I can too," Lehigh tackle Reed Bohovich mumbled to himself subconsciously, and sure enough, nine minutes after Wile's moment of glory Bohovich was smiling proudly over his own six points. Harvard quarterback Ted Halaby was leading his team into Lehigh territory when he tried to pitch out to Boone on a belly play swinging to the right. Bohovich was trailing the play from defensive right tackle when the ball was batted to him by one of his teammates. And Bohovich was off! The 270-pounder lumbered 65 big yards to paydirt. King...
Leading Lehigh's first-string line, dubbed the "Indians," is center Charlie Craze, known as "Chief Crazy Horse." No pushover, this line will outweigh Harvard's starting wall by 13 pounds per man with an average of 215 pounds. The two stalwarts are highly publicized tackles Reed Bohovich and captain Mike Semcheski...
...from the coaches, always pessimistic at the beginning of the season, showed that Lehigh is "much better" than the 14-6 loss to Delaware indicated. Tovicain et. al. came back with special praise for Lehigh's highly touted pair of senior tackles--Captain Mike Semcheski, 215 pounds, and Reed Bohovich, 6' 4" 245-pound all-Middle Atlantic Conference performer last year. Semcheski is reputedly the best tackle in the MAC this year. Coach Bill Leckonby, father of Yale's quarterback, also impressed the Crimson staff with center-linebacker Charles Crase and fullback Boyd Taylor. Harvard is not taking the Engineers...
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