Word: greenes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...first half. Both fullback Tony Gianelly and right half-back Ron Eikenberry were forced to leave the game with injuries, and left halfback Walt Stahura, who scored the Crimson's 14 first half points, was thrown out of the game early in the third period for fighting. Big Green guard Bob Adelizzi was ejected with...
...breaks actually set up the final Crimson scores. In the third period, Botsford's interception of a Brown pass at midfield led to a touchdown seven plays later, with Damis bouncing off three Big Green tacklers to score off right tackle...
Dartmouth's offense had none of the Crimson's power. The Big Green's running attack just wasn't there, gaining only 46 yards. But this poor showing was expected. Neither of the visitors' regular starting halfbacks even dressed for the game, and early in the first quarter one of the starters--Jim Burke--was injured. His replacement, sophomore Jim Henander, had not even played as a freshman because of injuries, although he performed surprisingly well...
...passing directly result in a score. And this was for Dartmouth's final touchdown, made with only 22 seconds left in the game. The Crimson had just scored a minute before to go 14 points ahead. On four plays which covered 56 yards, however, Brown passed the Big Green to within seven points of the Crimson, with Captain Bob Rex catching the touchdown pass in the end zone. The Crimson's second line was playing at this point, though, and Brown had all the time in the world to find his receivers...
Nine plays later, the Big Green had made the equalizer. A long pass from Brown to left end Dave Moss and a personal foul by Harvard--a 15-yard penalty--were the two big gainers. Brown himself scored on a quarterback sneak...