Word: champi
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Neither team scored in the third period, but there were a couple of exciting minutes. With about six minutes left, Lalich had to eat the ball, was hit hard, and had to leave the game temporarily. Sub Frank Champi pitched wide to Gatto whose option pass bounced off several players, including Harvard's Varney, before Rose intercepted...
...this season. Gatto has run for 183 yards in 33 carries for an average of 5.5 yards a carry. Other statistical leaders include: RUSHING Att. Yds. Ave. Gatto 33 183 5.5 Reynolds 9 63 7.0 Ballantyne 14 54 3.9 PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Lalich 23 13 196 Champi 8 4 36 Gatto 6 2 34 RECEIVING Ct. Yds. Varney 8 139 Gatto 4 43 Freeman 3 35 TACKLES T. Assts. Emery 14 6 Neal 14 2 Cramer 9 1 SCORING TD PAT Pts. Hornblower 3 18 Varney 2 2 14 O'Connell 2 12 PUNT RETURNS Ret. Yds. Ave. Thomas...
After Harvard coach John Yovicsin pulled the entire first string offense, Frank Champi took over for Lalich at quarterback and used reserve Jim Reynolds to push down to the Bucknell 22. The Harvard drive was stopped on a fourth-and-six when Champi elected to run and was dumped after a three yard gain...
...With Champi still at the helm, Harvard moved in for two more scores on drives of 38 and 61 yards. Then Yovicsin emptied the bench and sophomore Pat Coleman scored once more. Harvard 59, Bucknell...
Except for the performances by Champi and junior flanker Jimmy Reynolds, the game belonged to the sophomores. Linebacker Gary Farneti, who saw limited action with the varsity against Holy Cross, was omnipresent, making shambles out of the Huskie offense. Tough-running Tom Miller took up his role of the workhorse, which he played last year for the freshmen. He is an especially tough inside runner and could provide Harvard with its first really good fullback in years...