Word: bulldogs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Bulldog defensive became suddenly restrictive, and their offense began to click Harvard received the kick, but despite a fine runback by Armstrong, made little progress Taylor's punt was short, and the Elis got the ball for the first time of the half at their...
Died. George Herbert Moore, 84, retired U.S. District Judge in St. Louis, a portly senior jurist whose bulldog determination in the 1950s forced grand jury inquiries into tax fixing within the Bureau of Internal Revenue that ended, despite all attempts at whitewash, in indictments including such Truman Administration officials as T. Lamar Caudle and ex-Collector of Internal Revenue James P. Finnegan; in St. Louis...
Before any serious football could be played, the crowd was treated to a special Dartmouth offensive. A boxer bulldog, which followed the Big Green band onto the field, stayed tamely around for the Harvard band pregame show, and then joined the Indians when they took up their defensive position...
...Bulldog captain Luck's brilliant showing went virtually unnoticed, since interest was usually concentrated on the battles for second and third behind him. He won the 100 in 9.9 (.2 off the meet record), the 120 high hurdles in 14.6 (also .2 off), the 220 in 21.5 (.3 off) and the lows in 23.5 (.2 off)--in all, one of the great performance in Harvard-Yale history...
...first two Yale batsmen, singled and doubled to put men on second and third. Then first baseman Ed kaake lined a single to center, driving in two runs. Two outs later, Bulldog pitcher Bob Kelly camp up and surprised everyone by lining one down the first base line just out of reach of Phil Bernstein's glove...