Word: elie
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Watts also starred for Harvard in competition against Yale. Injured first at Princeton and later against Dartmouth, the agile attackman scored twice against the Eli and, more important, added eight assists to his total of 51 which is currently high in the nation...
...opening frame, Harvard's strong defense, aided by Yale's ineffectual clearing and passing, saved Crimson goalie Gil Leaf the bother of blocking many shots. But in the second period, the Eli defense contained the Crimson attack as the Bulldogs scored three quick goals, two of which were gift packages, to put 'he score...
...barrage of five tallies, while allowing the Bulldogs to score only once. Watts was all but invincible in setting up four of the five Crimson goals. On one occasion, shortly after midfielder Pete Steglaff had been belted from behind when attempting a shot, Watts fed Sieglaff, who stormed the Eli goal. After the tally, Watts nodded at Sieglaff; they'd shown them. Before the close of the game, Sieglaff had notched one more, giving him a total of 44 for the season, second in New England, behind teammate Bohn...
...could break open the meet is the Crimson's Tom Blodgett. Although Bulldogs Bill Flippin and Jay Luck are favored in the high and low hurdles, Blodgett could win both races. He could take the broad jump as easily as not, and his spell over Eli pole vaulter Oakley Andrews might start working again...
...another narrative device, the blind Captain Cat (Nick Carrera) has exactly that power; Alexander Macmillan works a little simple magic with the Reverend Eli Jenkins sunrise and sunset poems; and Newell Flather as Nogood Boyo, Dai Bread, Utah Watkins, and Sinbad is consistently, wonderfully funny...