Word: second
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Koerner was fourth, Roy Shaw was sixth, and John Heyburn eighth, finishing only 42 seconds after Colburn to again demonstrate Harvard's superb grouping. Cornell's Jon Anderson ran a strong fifth, and Dawney was seventh. Harvard's 21 points were many less than Penn's second-place 66 points...
...there is clearly quite a bit at stake this afternoon, and the loser, if it is Harvard, can write off any hopes of a second-place finish. If the loser is Princeton. the best the Tigers can hope for might be a tie for the runner-up position...
...right inside position. Kydes' responsibility is to move the ball up from midfield to the forward wings. Frequently he will be back in the Harvard half of the field one moment breaking up an opponent's attack, and the next second he will be moving through the enemy defenders for a long lead pass...
...opposition's top two runners early in the race, hounding them with his Shaws and Spenglers until they burn themselves out. Last week, it was crucial for the Tigers to finish both Stafford and Downey in the top three, and Tom Yunck not far behind. By the second mile. Downey was finished. Stafford dropped out of contention a mile or so later, and the Crimson captured the first three places. with Colburn winning in record time. But in order to adopt that killing strategy you need depth. Harvard has it. and late this afternoon, barring unforeseen disasters, it will also...
...Last Saturday, he ran the halfback option twice. And one of Pete Varney's few chances to touch the ball this season came in the third quarter when, on a second down. Harrison threw to him for a 16-yard gain. "He rates with the best running back prospects we've had," coach John Yovicsin said early in the fall...