Word: game
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Holy Cross had outhustled the tiring Crimson ruggers a week earlier, so practices last week were geared to building stamina and an increased sense of timing and teamwork in the backfield. as well as cross-field coverage in the scrum. In the first half of the Brown game, the extra work paid off richly...
...Crimson backfield was impressive. Its crisp passing and superb running from a steep formation kept Brown in defensive trouble, and even when scrum-half Phil Ordway was forced out of the game with a lacerated chin. it remained cohesive...
CORNELL-RUTGERS: The Big Red might just as well stay in the locker room and pop zits. If Cornell decides to go through with the game. it will be a very sad sight. Remember when, Teen Angel went back to get that high school ring after the car stalled on the railroad tracks? Well. how much of a chance did she have to live when the train hit her? That's about how much of a chance Cornell has to win today. My guess...
...lonely night in Worcester. Dartmouth is coming fast, and Holy Cross still has some bugs to get but of its performance. It will even be played in Hanover. The Big Green has too much of everything, including halfback Bob Mlaker. Mlakar's leg was broken in the game with the Crusaders last year. and he may want to make up for lost time. Dartmouth...
...offensively." Carm certainly didn't overstate the situation. and if Cornell couldn't beat Colgate, there's no reason to think Yale can. The Red Raiders have this runner named Dom Fisher, who is going to make Saturday embarrassing for the Elis. But actually this could be the closest game today. Linda Scott's advice is well taken here-Don't bet money, honey. But I pick Colgate...