Word: midfielders
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Gatto may have saved the day on the ensuing kickoff. Taking the ball at his own six, he sped 40 yards 'to give the Crimson safe field position. Domres had another chance late in the game, but his drive stalled at midfield--and Harvard had won its Ivy League opener...
Defensively, Harvard was strong up front, showing its muscle on the game's big play--Holy Cross's unsuccessful bid for a first down on fourth and one at midfield in the last quarter. The defensive backfield showed its inexperience at times, but had it when it needed it: two interceptions by Tom Wynne and one by substitute Rick Frisbee...
Sophomore John Ince won the Ivy League scoring title and joined Mike Ananis on the All-League team but Harvard couldn't do any better than a fourth-place tie with Brown. The Crimson lacked staying power for the most part--depth, especially at midfield, was a problem. Marty Cain, Captain Tom Nicosia and Jim Kilkowski were superb as front-line strength, but whenever they rested, Harvard had trouble. Best game of the year was a come from behind 10-9 upset of Princeton. The season was the best since...
Goalie Butch Hilliard, the only unanimous choice, is one of four Big Red stickmen to be named to the first team. The others are Mark Webster, the league's leading goal-scorer with 21, at attack, Bob Smith at midfield, and Henry Gompf at defense. Pete Peirce and Dick Belsito were named to the second team, and Dwight Webster on the third unit...
Rounding out the first team are: Harvard's John Ince, the league's top scorer with 23 points, at attack and Mike Ananis at defense: Princeton's Bert Keidel at midfield and Jim Karanik at attack; and Yale's Jeff Woglom at defense and Tom Preston at Midfield...