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With two weeks remaining in a season that means relatively nothing except what the players get out of it, it would be the perfect time to try some of the changes that many have talked about. Could Foster and Crone be put in the same backfield? Is junior Frank Guerra destined to be merely a useful tool for weekday practices? Couldn't some of Harvard's backfield speed be better utilized as a defensive secondary rather than a secondary offense? If the questions aren't answered now, the team will be hesitant to experiment in its home opener when...
HARVARD-BROWN--It's ridiculous to pick between the talent of the two teams. Brown's Zink is capable of throwing for over 300 yards and Bonner could break loose for 100 yards rushing. Eric Crone, too, could click for 300 yds. passing and Rod Foster or Ted DeMars could have a field day on the ground. But Brown can be rotten, and has been most of the season, and Harvard had its most boring performance of the year just seven days ago. Who knows...
...same old faces--Eric Crone, Rod Foster, and Frank Guerra--all have a shot at starting today's game. And, lo and behold, Restic has pulled another quarterback, sophomore Bob Sims...
This fall Harvard's theory of philanthropy is based on the timely interception. Through the first four games, the Crimson tossed away an average of only two interceptions, but since then interceptions have been more frequent and more catastrophic. Eric Crone made his way into the Princeton game and fired his only two completions to Princeton defenders...
...going into the final two games of the season against Brown and Yale Restic must once again choose between his four signal-calling candidates--Crone, Stoeckel, Foster and Frank Guerra. Football Standings W L Cornell 5 0 Dartmouth 4 1 Columbia 3 2 Princeton 3 2 Harvard 2 3 Yale 2 3 Brown...