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...Princeton kicker Derek Javarone stood 41 yards out with a chance to end Penn’s almost three-year-long hold on the Ivy League, everyone from Philadelphia to Cambridge knew what would happen next...
...Crimson added a 43-yard touchdown pass to sophomore receiver Corey Mazza on the opening drive of the second half and freshman kicker Matt Schindel made a 32-yard field goal midway through the third quarter to secure a 24-3 lead. And on its next possession, Harvard’s trickery put the game out of reach...
While the Crimson is accustomed to large half-time leads, its 14 points in the first quarter were out of character. Before Saturday’s game, Harvard had only scored 32 total first-quarter points through seven games....Freshman kicker Matt Schindel was lights-out on all five extra-point attempts as well as on a 32-yard field goal....Sophomore punter Clem McDavid, filling in for the injured Mike King, had a solid day as well, averaging 37.8 yards per punt....O’Neill now has as many touchdowns, two, as Edwards despite 39 fewer receptions...
...lesson for investors--even conservative income investors--is clear. By grounding your portfolio in dividend-paying stocks, over time you can enjoy the same regular payments that coupon-clipping bonds deliver with the dramatic upside of potential capital appreciation. The kicker: with most dividends now taxed at just 15%, many investors can get better after-tax returns from stocks than from bond yields, which continue to be taxed at personal-income rates as high as 35%. The number of firms paying dividends--376 of the S&P 500--has risen for the second year in a row after more than...
...ability to put points on the board once it gets within striking distance. The Crimson’s powerful ground game, anchored by sophomore running back Clifton Dawson, accumulated 14 rushing TDs through the first six games. The threat of Dawson, along with the consistency of freshman place kicker Matt Schindel, made Harvard difficult to keep off the board once inside the red zone...