Word: charleye
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...regular fifteen will start the contest for Harvard. The rest are injured. Ian Pasley-Tyler and Dick Schulman will miss the game because of pulled groins; Dick Baker will sit out because of a neck injury; John Woodard has a broken hand; Fred Winthrop has a severe charley-horse; Keith Julian has an infected achilles tendon; John Huchinson has a sprained ankle; and John van-Schalkwyk is still hampered by a chest injury...
After Crimson fullback Charley David single-handedly stood off a Dartmouth charge with two hard tackles, center forward Chris Ohiri not control of the ball 20 yards out from the Indian nets on the right. He maneuvered around the milling defenders until he saw a clear shot, and then drove a low bouncer past Ellington into the left-hand corner of the goal. The score came after 6:30 of the second period...
...obvious reasons, it doesn't look good for the Crimson, without the services of first-string quarterback Ted Halaby, who is sidelined for two weeks with a serious charley horse injury. One of the three remaining undefeated Ivy teams, along with Dartmouth and Princeton, Harvard will have to continue its habit of fooling the bookies, which it had acquired in the last three games, if it hopes to keep a clean slate...
Halaby, conspicuous by his long absence in Saturday's 15-0 loss to Colgate, re-injured his bothersome charley horse on the second play of action, and carried on for only two series of downs before he was relieved by Mike Bassett and Bill Humenuk. Subsequently, his injured muscle tightened up and became more severe than anybody--including Halaby--ever expected. Yesterday's announcement noted that only with extraordinary recovery could Halaby be ready for the Dartmouth game in two weeks...
...Harvard defense is somewhat of an unknown quantity since it was hardly pressed by Tufts. Fullbacks Louie Williams and Charley David and goalie John Adams all looked good Wednesday, but for that matter, who didn...