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...hello to LaMont Greer and Joe Connolly...
...Because Greer and Connolly Saturday became the first Harvard split ends in 33 games to catch a touchdown pass...
...game. He is aided by fullback Chuck Doyle (95-371-3TD) The Crusaders run almost twice as often as they pass. Doyle is backed up by the very able Mike Dooley and Fennerty by the ever-improving Rick Lane. Talented group with lost of speed. RECEIVERS: Sophomore LaMont Greer won the starting split end job a month ago, but missed last week's game for personal reasons. He'll be back this week, and that should add some excitement to this area. Like the running backs, Harvard's receivers have blazing speed. And there's plenty of people here...
RECEIVERS: Sophomore LaMont Greer--who won the starting split end job three weeks ago--won't play today, so junior Joe Connolly will get the starting nod. It will mark the first starting call for Connolly, who--like Greer--boasts blazing speed. Despite the lack of experience, Connolly should be a more than adequate replacement. Nevertheless, don't expect White to look for his wide outs too often. Santiago leads all pass catchers in receptions...
...NOTEBOOK: Brian White had the wind knocked out of him and was replaced by junior Dave Landau for two plays...Junior linebacker Scott Collins broke his nose...White, who now has 1828 career passing yards, moved into fifth on the all-time Harvard list.CrimsonPeter H. SchwartzHarvard's LaMONT GREER breaks away with the ball during Saturday's wacky 11-6 loss to Princeton...