Word: ithaca
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...prediction of the week. You can count on the fact that the concession stands will do a substantial business during the halftime of the game, and the line to the bathrooms may be unbearably long. The reasoning behind such a simple conclusion? The Harvard band will not be in Ithaca to entertain the throng...
Harvard will not be in Ithaca today, but do not fret. Cornell may be strong on professional image, but it can't defend itself from the onslaught of Ivy verbal abuse. Cornell will run all over the field to prove itself to Duffy Dougherty, but Harvard will keep its cool wits and prevail...
Because of the recent national attention focused on the Cornell soccer team, however, athletic officials in Ithaca have scheduled all of this fall's home matches for the polyturf field in Schoellkopf Stadium. The Stadium seats 34,000 and facilitates television and radio coverage and the charging of admission...
...years ago in a game that still stands as Marinaro's most devastating one man show. An almost unknown sophomore, Marinaro cruised through Harvard's defenses for 281 yards and five touchdowns, sending the Crimson back to Cambridge with their fifth loss in the last six trips to Ithaca...
Today, Harvard is back in Ithaca to try again, but this time John Yovicsin won't be standing on the sideline scratching his head as Marinaro races up and down the field. The burden has fallen on Joe Restic, and not surprisingly, he has a variety of defenses to throw at the wonder boy from New Milford, Conn. Instead of keying one man on Marinaro, as Yovicsin did last year with some success. Restic plans to key "about five" men on Marinaro in "different defenses at different times...