Word: jim
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...wind changed in the final quarter and Harvard walked all over exhausted Andover. Forward Jim Vargas kicked his sixteenth goal of the season unassisted, and Robertson tallied his second of the game on a pass from Vargas...
...fourth-place Dave Allen at 22:39, six Harvard men were among the first 11 to complete the 4.6-mile Franklin Park course. Ran Langenbach placed sixth in 22:48. Robert Stempson finished seventh, Joseph Ryan eighth, Jon Chaffee tenth, Jim Baker eleventh, and Clive Kileff nineteenth...
Crimson runners placed fourth, fifth, sixth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth. Jim Stinchcomb headed the parade over a 2.5 mile course with a time of 11:59, 13 seconds behind Stan Kozubeck of M.I.T...
With less than a minute left, Poe interceped a Wisniewski pass and returned it 22 yards to the Penn 37. McCluskey, raining passes in all directions, moved the team down to the 18 where, with two seconds left in the game, Jim Babcook came on to try a field goal. But the kick was short and wide to the right, and the Quakers escaped with their...
...meet was supposed to be close between Harvard and Princeton, but you couldn't tell it as one Crimson runner after another crossed the line in sub-27 minute clockings. Jim Baker was third in 26:36, Bob Stempson followed in 26:41 and Walt Hewlett, still recovering from a muscle strain, completed the Harvard sweep by placing fifth...