Word: bowlings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Getchell has yet to complete the figures for the Crimson's two away games, played against Columbia in New York City, and Yale in New Haven. Close to 65,000--the largest crowd to jam the Bowl in years, watched the final game. The H.A.A. gets a percentage of the final profits...
...could now remember well his walk two years ago down the cold tunnel into the Bowl as the Band swung into "Our Director"--the saucer-shaped bowl that gave Vag the uncomfortable sensation that he was watching the game from West Rock--the Blue flare some Yale freshman set off that smothered the Eli faus instead of the Crimson--the din when Hardy crashed into Molloy and Harvard went ahead 21-14--the sickening final minutes when Yale tied the ball game--the weird feeling Vag had driving to New York, not knowing whether to sing or Sulk...
...four straight defeats by Yale (including last year's, when Yale scored its final point on an after-touchdown pass to the student manager) by outdriving the heavier Yale line, bottling the Yale backfield to win 13 to 0. Michigan State won its way to the Rose Bowl after beating Marquette 21 to 15. U.C.L.A. won the other Rose Bowl ticket by beating Southern California 13 to 0. Back East, undefeated University of Maryland, closer than ever to the top U.S. rating, breezed through Alabama...
...Harvard's football team, winless in the Bowl since 1940, winless on the road in seven years, winless against Yale since 1948, outplayed favored Yale all the way here today, toying with the great Eli line, opening it almost at will, stopping the Yale runners consistently. And it brought home part of the Big Three title, the first since...
Jordan left the field on the shoulders of his team. If the teams were midwestern instead of Ivy League, his rival mentor might well have left the Bowl riding an alumni rail. Both coaches faced a barrage of post-game questions, but two other queries were more pertinent...