Word: elies
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...time in the Ivy League when losers could usually console themselves that their defeat was likely to be measured by no more than a gentlemanly two, or at the worst, three touchdowns. Not this year. From the high-scoring tortures the Ivies are inflicting on one another, Eli, John and the other chaps don't live there any more...
...hustling Eli booters of Hubert Vogelsinger claim a narrow 2-1 loss to Brown and a scoreless tie with Penn, the two Ivy teams that have beaten Harvard. The Ivy champion Bruins needed a second-period penalty kick to edge the Yalies...
...plan to attend the Crimson-Eli struggle and need a place to sleep, The Yale Warmth Committee (no kidding) will try to take care...
...have blown my average by continually underestimating Yale, so today I'll reverse the trend and pick the Eli over Penn. In the first two games of their present homestand the Bulldogs set a League record for points scored. That was against Cornell and Dartmouth, which have two of the best defenses in the Ivies. Penn has the worst. The temptation, therefore, is to predict an 83-1 margin; but with Princeton and Harvard on the horizon Coach Carm Cozza will probably rest Don Barrows and Brian Dowling most of the game and settle for a 38-7 score...
McCurdy said that both the Tigers and the Eli have a few strong men, but that their depth is questionable. In Yale's last race over their home course, Frank Shorter, Steve Bittner, Bob Yahn and Carl Pierce all broke the 4.45 mile course record. It is possible that the Blue may have some trouble with Harvard's 5.3 mile layout...