Word: jim
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Harvard took an early lead on a 22-yard field goal by Jim Babcock, but the Bulldogs bounced back in the second quarter when Humphrey passed 32 yards to Tom Judson for one score and Dick Fates carried an interception back 23 yards for another. Bill Vance kicked both PAT's to give the Elis a 14-3 lead at half-time...
...pass from John McCluskey to Paul Barringer, who leaped high to take it on the left sideline, put Harvard on the Yale 40. Two plays later, halfback Bobby Leo got behind Jim Groninger and was open at the five-yard line, but McCluskey threw short and Groninger intercepted for Yale...
...Conchos lays money on the somewhat odd proposition that the West was won by losers. Its motley heroes are an incompetent Army officer (Stuart Whitman), his much-abused Negro aide (Cleveland Fullback Jim Brown), a half-breed cutthroat (Tony Franciosa), and a grizzled lay-about (Richard Boone) who loves red-eye as passionately as he loathes redskins...
...acute shortage of tackles appears to be the Crimson's chief problem. Injuries have so depleted the Harvard line that center Ernie Marden was in at tackle and kicking specialist Jim Babcock at end in last week's 14-13 loss to Boston University...
...Elis use a three-back defense, as did Brown and Dartmouth, the two teams to beat the Harvard booters. Last week Brown used two of its three backs to keep man-to-man coverage on Crimson high scorers Jim Saltonstall and Charlie Njoku, and neither Crimson forward got a clear shot...