Word: indianized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Connie Pensavalle, a Greater Boston youth, was the Indian back who threw a scare into ex-Coach Dick Harlow and company two years ago up at Hanover. Chip Gannon scored thrice for the Harvards to ice the game, but Pensavalle, who passed for Dartmouth's only touchdown, kept the issue in doubt with his long heaves...
Harvard's lone score, which came in the second period, resulted from a pass that was batted by an Indian defender into the arms of Crimson guard Bill Rosenau. The longest play of the game--a 37-yard heave from Dave Warden to Pete Leavitt--had put the ball on Dartmouth...
...Indian fat was in the fire for 1,500 vociferous Harvards last night as they cheered, sang, and drank to the Varsity's homecoming in a turbulent torch-light rally and parade...
Early in the fourth period the Crimson was awarded a penalty kick when a Dartmouth fullback employed an illegal charge just outside the penalty area. Shooting direct from an almost impossible angle, Captain Phil Potter kicked a line-drive into the upper righthand corner of the Indian nets for the third goal...
After a scoreless first half, Jay Gintel, a former Poly Prep booter captain, put in the first Dartmouth goal at 2:55 of the third quarter. One period later, center-forward Judson got the second score against the Yardlings, who were never able to acclimate themselves to the bruising Indian tactics...