Word: jim
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...needs Jim McGovern, for CCA-endorsed Mayor Edward A. Crane '35 won't be around forever. Active in Cambridge politics for nearly three decades, the son of a policeman, Crane grew up in the City and attended Harvard; like McGovern, he draws strength from the duality of his background. When he leaves the Council, the CCA will have no one there with a broad base of support. McGovern has the history and the talent to replace Crane, and could have the chance to do so. But once he gains the first rung of the political ladder, it may be hard...
After winning the toss and electing to receive, Yale started the game in slam-bang fashion. Jim Fisher took Jim Babcock kickoff on his two-yard line, veered to the left, and eluded the grasp of several Harvard tacklers. He was finally hit on the Crimson's 36-yard line by safetyman Tom Williamson after a gain of 62 yards...
...Crimson quarterback John McCluskey rolled to the right on an option pitchout play. As McCluskey was about to lateral the ball to halfback Wally Grant, end Rod Watson got his hand on the ball. The ball blooped high into the air, and was recovered on the Crimson 43 by Jim Howard...
...Crimson was stopped cold on its next two series of downs, and later in the quarter Yale began to move the ball well. Quarterback Watts Humphrey threw a 27-yard pass to end Jerry Kinney on the right sideline, then came back with an almost identical throw to Jim Groninger for 8 yards...
That brought the ball to Harvard's thirty. Runs by Jim Weigel and Groninger moved Yale to the Crimson 18, where their drive was halted. With fourth down and three, Dan Begel attempted a 35-yard field goal, which was wide to the left...