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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard Takes Kick...
...cells. As far back as 1921, Mountie John Leopold went underground to become Jack Esselwein, Socialist house painter and first secretary of the Communist Party in Regina, Sask. In the old days an aspiring Mountie had to be 6 ft. tall, or better. But that was like wearing a "Kick Me" sign in the shadowy world of plain-clothes police work. Today's Mounties only have to measure an "average" 5 ft. 8 in.-and they are busily infiltrating the Montreal heroin syndicates, ingratiating themselves with boastful Canadian income tax dodgers, posing as gullible game for confidence...
...Crimson received the Quaker kick-off, and had to fight both a tough Penn squad and a high wind. Harvard moved into scoring position late in the first quarter, however, after moving the ball from its own 30 to its own 48. Halfback Tony Kilkuskie then took a pass from quarterback John McCloskey to Penn's 2 yard line, the day's longest play...
Penn's first touchdown came late in the second quarter. Coach Norman Shepard sent in punter Jim Gahan to pull the Crimson out of its own territory by quick kicking in a third down. But Gahan fumbled and recovered his kick from left halfback, being thrown for a considerable loss. The pass from center for the fourth down punt was also lost, and this time Penn recovered on Harvard's 3-yard line. The Quaker's scored on the next play. Kohlman broke up Penn's attempted 2-point conversion...
...with 18 minutes left in the game Chris Ohiri scored on a unusual triple head play. A corned kick by Morgan Hudson was headed by Ohiri towards the Penn cage, where a fullback headed it back out to the quick Nigerian lineman, who bounced it off his forehead into the goal...