Word: goals
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Dartmouth's second goal was the back-breaker. Second-half play resumed much as the first had ended, with end-to-end play, but with nine minutes ticked away, the Big Green's Ehrsam jumped on an errant Langton pass and sent Brian Hitchcock in alone. Harvard's Walsh came flying out of the net but Hitchcock beat him to the ball and drilled it to the left corner...
Harvard came right back at the tight Dartmouth defense, led by sweeper John Skelton and co-captain Tom Ryan. Five minutes after the Dartmouth goal, Harvard broke...
Horner said Radcliffe's goal is to provide women with access to a Harvard education and to preserve Radcliffe's uniqueness as a separate corporate identity, receptive to the needs of women today...
...Beatrice plunged over for the decisive touchdown with six minutes left in the game, but it took a last-minute goal line stand by Harvard's injury-riddled defensive line to insure the victory. Playing with five defensive ends in the lineup, Harvard thwarted a Dartmouth "first-and-goal from the three" situation with consecutive stack-ups on dive plays, and finally a Dan Cassidy interception on fourth down...
Scott Groper drew first blood for the Crimson with a 22-yd. second-period field goal. It became 10-0 Harvard on quarterback Jim Keyte's two-yard run and Groper's point after. Dartmouth fought back with a dazzling 44-yd. touchdown pass play, but a missed extra point allowed Harvard a 10-6 halftime lead...