Word: dicks
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Babich, Miami (Ohio), 6 ft. 2 in., 225 Ibs. Pritchard is "a great hitter who can crunch the wide play" and has the speed to stick with a receiver coming out of the backfield. One scout ranks him with top Pro Linebackers Tommy Nobis and Dick Butkus. The only difference "is that Pritchard is one inch shorter." Enyart, who also rates high as an offensive fullback, is "a hardnosed kid who can make those snap judgments that give him a jump on the play." Known for his bone-jarring tackles, he lives up to his nickname: "Earthquake." Babich...
Making the team for the second time were Harvard's Doug Hardin, Eamon Downey of Princeton and Jerry Williams of Pennsylvania. On the squad for the first time were Keith Colburn, Tim McLoone, Royce Shaw, Tom Spengler and David Pottetti of Harvard; and Dick Stafford and Thomas Yunck of Princeton...
...three Harvard students affected are James Prior and Leland Sanderson, second-year Divinity students,. and Dick Behm, a third-year student. All three handed in their draft cards at a rally at Arlington Street Church on October 16, 1967. The Supreme Court ruling came on a case appealed by James J. Ostereich, a divinity student at Newton Centre, who also handed in his card at the rally...
...saved from a worse rout by the absence of Dick Benka, Harvard's star weights man, and ace distance runners Royce Shaw and Dave Pottetti, Shaw was merely recuperating from his triple win against Army, while Benka, Pottetti, and others are out due to injuries and other complications. The Crimson has a layoff of a month as their next meet is against Northeastern on January...
Probably the easiest Crimson triumph was recorded by Dick Eisenberg, who was the only competitor in the one meter dive. Eisenberg performed well, nonetheless...