Word: score
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Although they controlled the ball deep in Tufts' territory for the entire-game, the Yardlings were unable to score until shortly after the second half opened, when they tallied twice within a minute and a half...
...Eliot eleven was able to score almost at will. Jim Rossiter led the way on two long touchdown runs, but a mixture of passes and deceptive line plays netted five touchdowns for the league leading Elephants. Jim Lowell converted five times...
...Crimson drive from its own 20 stalled on the Brown 47, and the Bruins proceeded from their 20 to their second touchdown. Harvard's longest push of the games came in the second period when it went 80 yards to score...
...turning point, one of the more obvious of the season, came in the third period and eliminated an excellent chance to tie the score. Harvard took the kick-off opening the second half and went all the way to the Brown three. An unintentional clipping penalty stopped the attack, for the Crimson could never get moving after that. The Lowenstein-to-Henry "transcontinental" pass play produced Harvard's final touchdown...
Midnight struck for Fordham's Cinderellas toward the end of the second quarter, when Army's cool, detached Quarterback Arnold Galiffa began heaving touchdown passes-three of them in less than four minutes. In the calmer second half (only four major penalties) Army kept its command. Final score: Army 35, Fordham 0. Despite the score, the Rams had shown enough power to impress the experts; it looked as though Fordham would soon have an outstanding football team if it didn't have one already...