Word: penns
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...alternated from game to game). If any of them were to be forced out of their jobs, the whole squad would quit in a body. The Council promptly lined up four more athlete cheerleaders to take part in the Princeton game, and the disgruntled incumbents' show at the Penn game was their last...
...game was just two minutes old when Tuckerman got his first goal converting the rebound from a shot by John Hedreen. A minute and a half later, Tuckerman worked his way into a pileup in front of the Quaker goal, stole the ball from a Penn fullback and banged it by the surprised goalie...
...this point, another goal by the varsity would probably have put them out of reach, but it was Penn that did the scoring as Schroth broke through the Crimson defense and scored on a hard shot to the left hand corner...
...Penn fullbacks, especially Bob Kalmy, were very effective, kicking well with both feet and slowing down the Crimson attack. As for the Crimson defense, Lanny Keyes played his best game of the year as did Tom Bagnoli, the varsity goalie. Keyes saved the Crimson twice in the second half when he cleared two loose balls bouncing in front of an empty Crimson goal...
...Penn scored once more in the third period and from then on, the game was a succession of minor heart attacks. Both teams would trade rushes down the field, just missing the tie-breaking goal, at times by inches. The most exciting of these came in the last ten seconds of regulation time whn Bagnoli made a wonderful save on a high shot. The ball hit the crossbar and bounded down right in front of the goal. A Penn forward tore in and as Bagnoli lay helplessly on the ground headed the ball at the goal. The ball just cleared...