Word: ossman
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Also high on the list were fullbacks Tom Ossman and John Culver, who between them carried the ball 33 times and averaged well over three yards a try. And then there was center Al Lomay, who made three straight tackles when he went down under Harvard punts...
...second period, tailback Bill Healey and wingback Tulenko combined forces to put the varsity back into the game. Starting a drive on the Harvard 33, Healey threw a pass to Tulenko which covered 35 yards to the Army 30. Two more carries by Healey and one by fullback Tom Ossman put the ball on the 10, where Tulenko threw a wingback reverse pass to Paul Crowley in the end zone. The play, incidentally, was one of Blaik's favorites when he was coaching at Dartmouth. Montieth added the extra point from placement to tie the score...
Army fumbled the kick-off to open the second half and guard Joe Shaw recovered on the Cadet 26. Ossman, Tulenko, Jerry Blitz, and Culver took turns in moving the ball to the one, where Burke swept right end for the score. Burke fumbled in the end zone, where guard Art Pappas fell on it, but apparently Burke had possession of the ball long enough. Montieth then stepped in to kick the very vital extra point...
With Gil O'Neil handling all the first quarterback duties yesterday, Dusty Burke and John McNamara worked at tailback, John Culver and Tom Ossman at fullback, and John Ederer at wingback, while Bill Healy operated well at both wing and tailback...
...change in the starting offensive team puts sophomore John Culver ahead of Tom Ossman. Culver is heavier, although the latter is much more experienced. However, Culver was used a lot against Columbia and Jordan apparently feels that additional weight will be needed against Cornell's big and rough line...