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TACKLES. John Vella. U.S.C., 6 ft. 4 in., ∧250 Ibs. and Lionel Antoine, Southern Illinois. 6 ft. 7 in.. 240 Ibs. Vella will follow a long line of giant Southern Cal tackles (offers: Ya31 Sid Smith...
...toughest defensive units, he forced opposing backs to run wide of the middle -and even then he often caught them from behind. Says one scouting report: "Quicker than hell, superb attitude, a potential pro great." LINEBACKERS. Jeff Siemon. Stanford, 6 ft. 2 in., 223 Ibs., Willie Hall, Southern Cal, 6 ft. 3 in., 215 Ibs., and Mike Taylor, Michigan, 6 ft. H in., 224 Ibs. Siemon "hits 'em real good and has that extra speed for pass coverage." In short, says one scout, "he likes to pop people." So does Hall, especially on the blitz. He impressed most scouts...
Harvard faces its toughest schedule this fall with matches against Franklin & Marshall and Navy, four-time Eastern champion. Next year, Lee hopes to upgrad the competition with Lehigh and Cal. Poly...
...from i-de-o-lo-gi-cal divisions...
...because we could picture these schools as the "Big Ten" of soccer, schools that nurtured and recruited national champions from the grade school level. Somehow Harvard was the "folk hero" when the Crimson faced the uniform blue sport coats, insignias, and crew cuts of St. Louis in San Jose, Cal., two years ago. In each of the losses to St. Louis and Hartwick the margin of victory had been a mere goal. Defeat was easily rationalized as a bad bounce or unfortunate breaks...