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Yale's defense has been competent though not specacular, but Harvard's offense has been thoroughly ineffectual for most of the year. Unless John McCluskey, Bobby Leo, and Wally Grant turn in superhuman efforts, Harvard, won't score much...
...major share of the Crimson's burden will fall on the shoulders of John McCluskey. Last week the senior quarterback completed seven of thirteen passes against Brown; for other teams, that would not be a particularly startling fact, but it was a superhuman effort in the eyes of Crimson fans. If McCluskey has a moderately successful day, and can complete a couple of long passes, Harvard will have the edge...
...John McCluskey led the Crimson backfield on an 81-yard drive--all on the ground--that culminated in Bobby Leo' four yard sprint around right end for a score. The Crimson's smooth defensetook advantage of Eli quarterback Watts Humphrey's desperate attempts to bring Yale back into the game to produce thes econd score...
Harvard picked up one first down. But then with a third down on their own 39, Crimson quarterback John McCluskey rolled to the right on an option pitchout play. As McCluskey was about to lateral the ball to halfback Wally Grant, end Rod Watson got his hand on the ball. The ball blooped high into the air, and was recovered on the Crimson 43 by Jim Howard...
...Yale's shifting, stunting defenders, led by "monster" linebacker Bob Brundige, wouldn't let the Crimson move. The line smothered two end runs, and Brundige blasted through to block McCluskey's attempted screen pass on third down...