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Penn's quarterback Gary Shue was on the mound in the second game, and Harvard blitzed him in the first inning for two runs without a hit. McGugan and Hampe both drew walks, and they moved to second and third on a wild pitch and two stolen bases. Toby Harvey and Bilodeau each drove in a run with grounders to the second baseman...
...Saturday coach Loyal Park will pitch Mike O'Malley and Sandy Weissant, while Penn coach Bob Seddon will go with Carl Sayko and Gary Shue, the football team's quarterback in the off-season...
...Harvard fans will know, that could be the crucial key to a successful passing game. New York finally has its winning football team, and the fans will be out at Baker Stadium today to watch an exciting passing battle. They'll get it. But Penn has Shue to Clune, while the Lions offer Jackson to Parks to Jones to Sefcik, and the Quakers don't exactly have the monster front four to disrupt the aerial bombardment. Marinaro will win the Ivy title but lose the total offensive crown to Jackson. Columbia...
...Cornell 15 14 4 23.2 Columbia 15 12 2 21.6 Dartmouth 11 11 4 18.2 Harvard 12 10 2 17.6 Yale 10 11 3 16.0 Brown 8 7 2 12.2 Penn 8 7 2 12.2 Passing Att. Comp. Int. Jackson, Col. 108 54 6 Stoeckel, Har. 69 39 3 Shue, Penn 77 34 7 Flynn, Prin. 65 32 6 Zink, Brown 67 29 5 Rushing ATT. Yds. TD Marinaro, Cor. 189 968 9 Bjorklund, Prin. 91 0 0 DeMars, Har. 88 458 7 Jauron, Yale 91 428 5 Bonner, Brown...
...Marinaro wins the total offense crown, he will be the first non-passer to ever do so since the league began 16 years ago. Individual Statistics--Total Offense Yds. 1. Marinaro, Cornell 968 2. Jackson, Columbia 768 3. Shue, Penn 603 4. Stoeckel, Harvard 516 5. Pfeil, Yale 497 6. Bjorklund, Princeton 483 Scoring Pts. 1. Marinaro, Cornell 56 2. Bjorklund, Princeton 44 3. DeMars, Harvard 30 Blake, Princeton 30 4. Bonner, Brown 24 Killian, Cornell 24 Clune, Penn...