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Although work all along the forward front may determine the victor, performances by tackles could be most crucial, as both teams like to run halfbacks and fullbacks through that section of the line. Harvard's Jeff Pochop and Yalle Perry Wickstrom, therefore, may be the busiest men on the field. Harvard end coach Paul McKee, who has been scouting Yale, predicted that Bill Grana and Scott Harsh barger, two Crimson backs who have an affinity for off-tackle runs, may find that area a bit congested this afternoon...
Tackle Jeff Pochop, thought by many to be one of the most important men on the squad, will now be able to participate fully. Pochop spent most of last week in the infirmary recovering from the flu and an infected nose. In view of Yale's many good tackles, Pochop's return could have a significant effect on the final score...
Warmly welcomed after nearly a week off the was tackle Jeff Pochop, whose recovery was thought by some observers to be vital to a Harvard triumph. The big who had been to Holyoke Center with an infected nose, worked briefly Wednesday and went through a full practice yesterday...
Dave Poe starting his first varsity game, repayed coach John Yovicsin's confidence with strong runs, the longest going for 15 yards late in the half. A fearsome block by tackle Jeff Pochop set up this romp, which took the Crimson to midfield...
...only regular on the first two units who won't play is guard Walt Dobrselecki. His replacement, John Hoffman, and captain Bill Southmayd will start at guard. The magnificent Jeff Pochop and revitalised Neal Curtin are the tackies, Tom Stephenson and Frank Ulcickas the ends, and Brad Stephens the center...