Word: browned
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Crimson drive from its own 20 stalled on the Brown 47, and the Bruins proceeded from their 20 to their second touchdown. Harvard's longest push of the games came in the second period when it went 80 yards to score...
Thus, the Crimson goes into its final week of practice, and when that is over, it meets Yale with only one previous victory-the first time in Harvard football history this has happened. You could usually count on Brown and at least one other successful Saturday afternoon before the Yale game...
...Brown seemed to take everyone by surprise. Joe Paterno's short pass to Frank Mahoney and his long one to Chuck Nelson covered 67 yards altogether, and it was a simple thing for Paterno to sneak over from the three-yard line...
...turning point, one of the more obvious of the season, came in the third period and eliminated an excellent chance to tie the score. Harvard took the kick-off opening the second half and went all the way to the Brown three. An unintentional clipping penalty stopped the attack, for the Crimson could never get moving after that. The Lowenstein-to-Henry "transcontinental" pass play produced Harvard's final touchdown...
...Brown made most of its ground yard-age through the guards, as so many of Harvard's opponents have done this year. Except for the final goal line stand in the third period, Harvard's defense was unimpressive...