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...Marinaro, Cornell 968 2. Jackson, Columbia 768 3. Shue, Penn 603 4. Stoeckel, Harvard 516 5. Pfeil, Yale 497 6. Bjorklund, Princeton 483 Scoring Pts. 1. Marinaro, Cornell 56 2. Bjorklund, Princeton 44 3. DeMars, Harvard 30 Blake, Princeton 30 4. Bonner, Brown 24 Killian, Cornell 24 Clune, Penn...
PENN-YALE--Harvard has given confidence to the combination of Shue to Clune. And with the baking of mayor-elect Frank Rizzo, not even a Pfeil will help Yale escape the jaws of its worst Ivy season. Quakers...
...Gary Shue, Shue atoned for his mistakes, however, by heaving a 58-yard bomb and an 11-yard TD pass to narrow the score to 28-21. Then, late in the fourth quarter, Penn came within a point of victory on an incredible 76-vard halfback pass to Don Clune, only to have Brumbach blow the conversion...
...Clune was also the recipient of two other touchdown passes, a 75-yarder, and a 32-yarder, and finished the day with a staggering 284 yards and eight receptions. Clune was repeatedly wide open, catching his last touch-down pass in a completely open field after Harvard's shell-shocked defensive backs had been sucked in by what appeared to be a simple swing pass to the halfback...
Aside from its inability to keep up with Clune, the defense didn't play too badly. The line shut off Penn's running game and dumped Shue behind the line eight times. And the secondary, despite its porousness, picked off three Shue passes. As usual, Captain Dave Ignacio came up with the biggest interception, dooming the Quakers by grabbing a Shue pass with a minute and a half remaining in the game. Harvard's punt and kickoff coverage was weak, relinquishing 190 yards, but the kickoff return showed breakaway possibilities with the return of Rod Foster. Foster had one unbelievable...