Word: score
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Yale's defense has been competent though not specacular, but Harvard's offense has been thoroughly ineffectual for most of the year. Unless John McCluskey, Bobby Leo, and Wally Grant turn in superhuman efforts, Harvard, won't score much...
Yale, to the contrary, peppered the Harvard goal all afternoon. Center forward John Griswold got the Blue's first score by completely faking out fullback Karl Lunkenheimer at the circle and slamming the ball into the corner of the goal...
...five minutes into the third quarter, inside Dave Taft got the ball at mid-field and put it out to Dudley Blodget. He crossed perfectly just in front of the goal to Charlie Njoku who hit the post with his shot. Jim Saltonstall put in the rebound, making the score...
Harvard kept pressing well into the fourth period, with Dave Taft and Luts Hoeppner moving all over the field to steal Yale balls. But the Crimson could only score once more, when Njoku put in another rebound. Meanwhile Yale had scored twice, and easily maintained their 6-3 lead in the final minute...
...opening minutes of play, following a Yale quick-kick Harvard marched 64 yards for a score. Except for one pass from quarterback Rick Zimmerman to halfback Gary Strandemo, Goldberg and fullback Tony Hicks carried the ball all the way in 11 tries. Hicks scored from the one yard line...