Word: controled
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...half, Yale continued to press the attack. Oyekan scored again, putting the game out of reach at 10:12 of the third period. A Crimson defensive lapse accounted for this final Yale tally. Attempting to clear the ball away from a pack of Eli attackers, a Harvard fullback lost control of the ball in front of the Crimson...
After the opening period. Harvard lost control of the game to the Elis, who got off 22 shots compared to the Crimson's 15. Slowed by injuries to Bogovich, Solomon Gomez, Captain Scott Robertson, and Jaime Vargas, Harvard's forward line was boxed out of the Yale penalty area for most of the game by the tough Eli defense...
...Harvard School of Design is using computers to study the sources and distribution of air pollution in an attempt to prove that computer maps can be used to plan air pollution control programs...
...reason for Wall Street's favorable reaction to the Nixon victory is its expectation that the new Administration will reduce governmental control over business. After Nixon's controversial campaign attack on "the heavy-handed bureaucratic regulatory schemes" of the Johnson Administration, for example, many Wall Streeters consider the President-elect virtually duty-bound to replace Manuel Cohen, the activist chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, with somebody more acceptable to the securities industry...
Harvard's success in the Yale game tomorrow will depend to a great extent on how well the Crimson offense controls the ball, and Harvard's ball control game will hinge on the blocking of the team's interior linemen. Two vital contributors to this interior blocking will be the Crimson's starting offensive tackles, Fritz Reed and Bob Dowd...