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After The Game, Crimson captain Chuck Durst limped slowly to the trainer's room, injured left leg bandaged heavily. The awkward silence in Dillon Field House said it all--there was nothing to say, Harvard had fallen to Yale, 14-0, to finish in a four-way tie for third-place in the Ivy League...
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...which resulted in a 30-12 loss) and a seven-minute vacation down at Penn last Saturday (which allowed two quick first-quarter touchdowns), the defense has proved superb--almost without weakness. Despite a merely workmanlike pass rush, the Harvard front five (left end Dave Otto, left tackle Chuck Durst, middle guards Tony Finan or Scott Murrer, right tackle Tim Palmer and right end Justin Whittington) has been tough on the rush and awesome inside its own 20-yd. line. Linebacker Bob Woolway is a probable All-Ivy pick...
...potentially dangerous development for the Crimson came last Saturday at Penn when Durst, the Harvard captain, re-injured his left knee. He is now questionable for The Game. Another All-Ivy candidate and Harvard's leading tackler, Durst's loss could be devastating for the Crimson...
...John Francis, a fourth-stringer before injuries felled the Crimson's three top men at the position. Francis has played admirably, but Czinger might prove too tough. The absence of Yale's leading tackler, linebacker Jeff Roher, who broke an ankle two7CrimsonNevin I. ShalitHarvard captain and defensive tackle CHUCK DURST [72] and middle guard TONY FINAN [95] converge on Columbia quarterback BOB CONROY in Harvard's 26-6 opening day victory...