Word: morrison
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Left-handed John Simourian wobbled a slippery ball from the wingback spot on Columbia's 20 to Botsford on the four to start the Crimson scoring at 9:48 of the opening period. Then, 13 minutes through the second period Botsford, on fourth down, pitched 13 yards to Bob Morrison in the left flat; he took the toss on Columbia's six, cluded halfback Art Wilson, and went across standing...
...half, the Crimson came very close to scoring. Although the varsity had three plays in which to cover five yards, the Big Red line stopped the drive. On second down with two to go on the Cornell 46, Matt Botsford heaved a long pass to Bob Morrison on the 12. Morrison was surrounded by two defenders but made a sensational catch, giving the Crimson a first down only twelve yards away from a score. Time was rapidly running...
With Botsford handling the ball on every play, the Crimson moved to the Cornell 30, with a third down and 13 to go. The 5'-11" tailback faded back to pass and threw to Morrison, who made another great catch on the three. And this time the Crimson scored as Gianelly bucked over from the one. Bing Crosby's kick was good...
...held the ball with the exception of two series of downs throughout the fourth period.At left, LEO DALEY bobbles, then drops ball in end zone in the last play of first half as JOHN SIMOURIAN closes in. The Crimson was penalized for offensive interference. Above, the varsity's BOB MORRISON catches at 27-yard pass in the third quarter...
...first seven, and only one junior, 212-pound guard Ted Metropoulos, the fastest lineman not an end. Between Meigs and Metropoulos is the third of the five big "M's", Jan Meyer, the 210-pound center. The other two big "M's" are tackle John Maher and end Bob Morrison. Orville Tice is the other tackle and Ed Kennedy the other...