Word: crowley
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...coach also lauded the work of several of Harvard's 1951 first-stringers. Most highly praised was quarterback Gil O'Neil, around whom Jordan said the had built the entire team. He also singled out the work of Buddy Lemay at center and of Paul Crowley, whom he called "one of the best ends in this district." The coach then went on to mention and praise every member of his offensive and defensive lines...
HARVARD YALE Crowley (180) le Woodsum (176) Nichols (216) It Balme (196) Toepke (195) lg Rowe (190) Lemay (192) c Brittingham (185) Manos (200) rg Polich (182) Thompson (202) rt Radulovic (205) Rate (184) re Marshall (175) O'Neil (190) qb Ryan (170) Clasby (180) Ihb Shears (175) Ederer (190) rhb Conway (165) Ossman (192) fb Spears...
Jordan agreed with Kelley on the excellence of Ossman and O'Neill, and added praise for the key blocking of center Buddy Lemay, and the general offensive play of Paul Crowley and John Nichols...
Running played the big part in this win, although Paul Crowley's nice falling catch of a 26-yard pass by wingback John Ederer set up the first score. But the Crimson threw only seven passes all told, two of them in the last 25 seconds...
...futile opening scrimmages, the home team let a Brown punt roll dead on its own 32. An Ossman fake and a Clasby slant, followed by a Brown penalty, put the ball on the Bruin 39. Then Ederer took the ball on a reverse, swept wide, passing to the diving Crowley on the Brown 13. It took two more fakes by Ossman to score at 12:30. Left-footed Bill Monteith kicked the first of four placements, and the Crimson...