Word: crimsons
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...here came Harvard, trucking ever so easily to the starting line. The Crimson runners all had healthy beards. Dave Pottetti, with whom Tupenny is somewhat disgusted had too much hair. Roy Shaw was wearing shades. They looked pretty disgraceful for a college team, and Tupenny was angry...
Penn was undefeated. Harvard was undefeated. The race was over after the first two miles of the five mile course. Piazza was clearly in front, and would win the meet if he could hold off Harvard's Mike Koerner and Keith Colburn. He did, but behind him the Crimson placed four runners-Koener. Colburn, Tom Spengler and John Heyburn-before Penn's second man. Harvard had won easily...
...first game as a starting quarterback. Smith led the offense which scored Harvard's highest point total in an Ivy League game, and set a Crimson record for rushing in a League game with 383 yards. Smith passed for 85 yards and one touchdown. "He was the big man in revitalizing our offense, and proved he can be a top quarterback." said head coach John Yovicsin...
Berne was part of the Crimson's defensive line whose pass rush produced four interceptions. He made several tackles. "and also pursued well on plays away from his side of the field." said Yovicsin...
...Editors of The CRIMSON...