Word: scrum
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Dartmouth upped its lead with five minutes gone in the second period. The Green won a loose scrum, and a quick pass across the field resulted in a four-on-three situation to Dartmouth's advantage. Harvard's Mark Anderson made a diving tackle at the goal line, knocking the ball loose, but the referee ruled...
...second half, Harvard threatened several times but couldn't score as the backs had trouble holding on to the slippery ball and the scrum continually lost loose balls to the tenacious Cornell scrummers...
...Modern pictures, editions of books and modern prints"-the eight words above Ambroise Vollard's name on his business letterhead make up one of the inn signs of our century. Occasionally, there emerges from the scrum of picture salesmen a dealer with an almost mediumistic sense of the art of his time and place. Genius, of a sort, is needed to pick geniuses, and in the past 75 years fewer than a dozen art dealers, from Kahnweiler to Castelli, have had it. Vollard was their great prototype...
Forward Jim Tovey increased the advantage to 10-0 when he scored after a 20-yd. scrum movement. Heckel scored a second try, and Mark Heffner converted, before the game ended and the B teamers joined their clubmates at the then half-empty...
Harvard kept its momentum, controlling the scrum, line-outs, and field position, and notched another score as Albala's penalty kick...