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McCluskey's isn't the only injury bothering the football team right now. Halfback Dave Poe and end Ken Boyda, both starters who were injured two weeks ago, have not responded to treatment as well as doctors had hoped...
With McCluskey sound again, Harvard would have a running backfield with four potential touchdown threats: Pat Conway, the team's leading rusher, Walt Grant, number one runner last year, and Dave Poe, who returns to the lineup this week. Also back off the injured list is starting end Ken Boyda...
Injuries to end Ken Boyda and 240-pound tackle Neil Curtoin will slow down the pass rush, too, but don't be surprised if the line enjoys a good day against Roberts. If Malmstrom and Jensen are out, the Lion backfield is reduced almost to nil. The top fullback after Jensen, Bob Klingensmith, stands all of 5 ft., 7 in., and weighs 165. He may be able to block people like 240-pound Joe Hurek, but then again...
...Harvard's only casualty. End Ken Boyda (shoulder) and tackle Neil Curtin (knee) will almost certainly miss the game. But here Harvard may be fortunate: Columbia is the only other Ivy team with an injury list as long as Harvard's. End Jerry Hug, top pass catcher last year, captain Ed Malmstrom, a halfback, fullback Arne Jensen, and center Al Strauch, are all on the doubtful list for Saturday, the first three with knee injuries, the last with a hamstring pull
Ends Justin Hughes and Dan Calderwood, both of whom figure in Harvard's plans because of a shoulder injury to Ken Boyda, started...