Word: penn
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...were a mistake not to expect a pass in that situation, then the Crimson also made a mistake in winning the toss at the start and electing to take the wind at its back, and thus kick off, rather than receive. For Penn took the kick-off and moved straight to a touchdown. Hyland had returned the kick to the Harvard 47 on a great run, and 12 plays later Ross sneaked from...
Later in the same period, after Penn had intercepted a Simouran pass at midfield, the Quakers moved in eight plays for a score. The touchdown was a 20-yard pass from Ross to end Dick Schaefer all alone in the end zone. Actually, Ross' bootleg execution fooled the whole defense, allowing Schaefer to get beyond both Simourian and Joslin...
...with incredible speed, Penn scored its third touchdown, only two minutes later. After Hyland returned the kick to Harvard's 46, Hyland smashed off left tackle for 14 yards, and two plays later, carried around end, down to the one yard line, before Stahura forced him out. Hyland went over for the touchdown himself. Riepl kicked the third of his four extra points and Penn led at the half...
Bruce Munro's agonizing reappraisal of the soccer team almost beat Penn Saturday, but lack of reserve strength finally cost the game as the Quakers rallied to score all their goals in the final period...
...varsity seemed likely to pin the season's first league loss on the Ivy leaders. For the first ten minutes it pressed the Penn goalie relentlessly, demonstrating an unprecedented cordination of passing. The attack paid off when the shuffled front line produced a goal at 8:42, Jim Shue booting in a pass from Tom Bernheim...