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Harvard runners whom one can expect to hold their own tomorrow include No. One man Ric Rojas, senior Marsh Jones. Andy Campbell, Jim Hughes and freshman star Bill Durrette, who finished third against Brown on the 14th. George Farrely, and another freshman. Carl Tsigdennis, also look forward to good showings...
BACK in the Stone Age of professional football, when some players did not even wear helmets, Marsh Clark was already a committed and suffering fan (his team was the Redskins). Then, as the "teeniest end in the conference," he chased tosses from his prep school quarterback on that legendary pattern, "the good old 21." That play, recalls Clark, "consisted of the single-wing quarterback releasing a pass in my general direction, then-being a good Christian gentleman-getting down on his knees to say a prayer." God apparently did not listen to quarterbacks' prayers in those days, and Clark...
Those two plays sum up Namath's vital assets on the field: a bazooka arm, a trigger-quick release and an almost supernatural ability to read complex defenses in a matter of microseconds. As Namath explained to TIME Correspondent Marsh Clark last week: "Unless I have some sort of mental lapse, I know what they're doing on the defense every time." In the instruction booklet he is now writing on the art of passing, he gives his older brothers much of the credit for his proficiency: "They taught me a single motion-simply throwing from your...
...Rojas ran his usual strong race and took first place on the five-mile-long Butler Grounds course in 25-29.6. He beat Harvard's Marsh Jones, the number two man, by more than 30 seconds...
...Marsh (Jones) got his man at the bottom of the hill. I got mine at the top." Hughes said last night. "I was running in the flat and could see everyone. I counted, and saw somebody had to move, so I moved...