Word: pochop
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...beginning to be a little more serious than it has been before. The team has been able to field at least 30 players for practice since they began a month ago. Bolstered by a flock of football linemen, including first-string tackle Ed Smith and second-stringers Jeff Pochop and Gene Skowronski, the scrum is perhaps one of the strongest in the East...
There was a surge of excitement when Harvard's Jeff Pochop recovered Lee Marsh's fumble on Yale's first play, but a holding penalty nullified Bassett's touchdown run several plays later, and a field goal attempt was short...
...loss of Kessler and Harshbarger will hurt, but coach John Yovicsin received some consolation by the return of several missing linemen yesterday. End Tom Stephenson, on the bench for two weeks with a rib fracture, is back, along with tackle Jeff Pochop and guard Walt Dobrzelecki. Guard Bill Southmayd should be able to work out today...
...return of Pochop fortifies the tackle spot, perhaps the weakest on the squad right now. Dobrzelecki and Southmayd are especially welcome at guard, particularly with Kessler out. Yovicsin was forced to play center Joe Minotti at guard last Saturday to plug the hole created by injury...
...STEPHENSONPAT YOUNG JEFF LAMBERT LT ED SMITH NEAL CURTIN J. NEUENSCHWANDER LG ERNIE ZISSIS WALT DOBRZELECKI GENE SKOWRONSKI C BRAD STEPHENS JOE MINOTTI JIM BEERY RG CHARLIE KESSLER BILL SOUTHMAYD BOB HAGABAK RT DICK DIEHL JEFF POCHOP LEN MERSKI RE DAVE HUDEPOHL FRANK ULCICKAS PAUL BARRINGER QB MIKE BASSETT TERRY BARTOLET BILL HUMENUK FB BILL GRANA FRED BARTL STAN YASTRZEMSKI LH HOBIE ARMSTRONG SCOTT HARSHBARGER TOM BILODEAU RH BILL TAYLOR HANK HATCH RON CLOUTIER