Word: fullback
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...next week Harvard rebounded to dump Penn, 45-7. It was the calm before the storm. In Soldiers Field Nov. 11, before 38,000 witnesses, Princeton murdered Captain Don Chiafaro's crew, 45-6. The Tigers' fullback Ellis Moore scored five touch-downs in his role as chief assassin. Brown fell, though not without a struggle...
...yards a carry last fall. A mammoth of a halfback, he stands 6-3 and weighs 240. Yet he is fast (runs the 100-yard dash in 10.1) and has tricky moves. Once he starts moving he seems virtually impossible to bring down. He is capable of playing fullback or linebacker as well...
...Fullback: Freshman team Captain and starting fullback Tom Miller is a rough runner with a quick start. Perhaps the most underrated player in the backfield. Miller played his freshman year in the shadows of Szaro and Varney. But it was Miller, with his tough slants and dives, who got the yardage when it was needed most. Harvard has always been short of good fullbacks and next year either Miller or Varney could break into the lineup there...
...everything off, Harvard had another sparkling halfback in Arnie Horween, who was also a deadly drop-kicker, and a steam-roller substitute fullback in Freddy Church. Captain Bill Murray was a more than reliable passer at quarterback...
...Webfoots could boast a second team All-American of their own at quarterback, and Billy Steers was second only to Centre College's immortal Bo McMillin as America's top signal-caller. To offset Horween's kicking skill, Oregon had Skeet Manerud; and fullback Hollis Huntington, already a veteran of two Rose Bowl games, could more than match Church on brute drive...