Word: passers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...moment," Margarita says, "we are even operating with only half an attack." The Yardlings' best passer, Chet Boulris, is suffering from an injured hand and the Crimson has been forced thus far this season to confine its offense almost entirely to running plays...
...backfield, Boulris leads a field of potential stars. "So far, he is our best varsity prospect," Margarita said, "as he is the best passer, runner, and punter on the team...
...Alby Cullen make up the starting quartet in the backfield. Cullen is fast and a fine runner, but Margarita feels that he is seriously hampered by his weight. "At 160 pounds, he's really light for a power runner," the Yardling coach said. Ted Marmor, the number two passer on the team, saw a lot of action in the Dartmouth game...
...second unknown which is baffling the oddsmakers concerns Harvard's ability to cope with Dartmouth's passing attack and trick plays. Although the Indians have lost ace passer Bill Beagle through graduation, Blackman seems to have come up with an adequate replacement in senior Mike Brown. In his first four games, Brown has hit on 20 out of 40 pass attempts for a total of 278 yards. This percentage, coupled with the Crimson's weakness on pass defense, could make the difference in the game...
When ace Dartmouth passer Bill Beagle graduated last June many Crimson fans breathed sighs of relief. With Beagle and Captain Leo McKenna gone, and with a freshman quarterback who had completed only three passes during the entire season, the Big Green seemed one team that definitely wouldn't harass the weak Crimson pass defense...