Word: borchard
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...addition to teaching the new offense, Wilson has other problems. The loss of Gary Borchard, second highest scorer in Harvard history, and two other starters from last year (Joe Deering and Bill Danner) has forced heavy reliance on sophomores. The disability of team captain and defensive ace Gene Augustine has also hindered pre-season, practice...
Used as a substitute by coach Floyd Wilson, Kelley was so mad when he finally got in he won three or four games practically single-handedly. With help from Dennis Lynch and Gary Borchard the Crimson's offense seemed secure, if not overpowering. The defense, a switching man to man, was also holding up well...
That pundit, alas, is lost to history, but his frighteningly accurate prediction remains. The Crimson indeed did not win another game all season. The only bright spot in those dark days of defeat was Borchard's scoring spree that made him the second Harvard man even to score 1000 points in his career...
Following in the footsteps of 1,000 point scorer Gary Borchard, Augustine will have a particularly tough job next season. He will have to try to put life back into a team that floundered to an eight game losing streak at the close of this season...
Madden thrilled the home crowd, which was seeing him for the last time, with 32 points. Rick Kaminsky, who wasn't really very spectacular, wiggled through for 17, several of them tip-ins on Madden set shots. Captain Gary Borchard closed his Crimson career with 19, 13 coming on free throws. Pete Kelley and his turn away jump garnered...