Word: springfields
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Springfield lineman gets a strong portion of hip and shoulder in the picture above. This sort of protection didn't have any momentous results, for tailback Dick Clasby (40) couldn't find a receiver and ended up running the ball. In the picture below Captain Carroll Lowenstein also seems to be getting good protection, both from his backs and linemen. Center Buddy Lemay is circling around to block...
...Springfield player is shown making a desperate attempt to tackle wingback Warren Wylie (11) in the picture below that Wylie had just caught a pass from Lowenstein in the closing minutes of the first half. He managed to elude the man grabbing for him, but a moment later was piled up on the Springfield seven yard line. The Crimson was unable to get in any more plays in the half, which ended in a welter of confusion as the locals tried to get a time-out called...
...bottom of the page Wylie, who played safety man as well as wingback, is shown about to receive a Springfield punt. Art French; defensive halfback is coming back to protect Wylie from onrushing Springfield end dave Ritter...
...always more pleasant to boost than to knock, and it would be nice to be able to say that the performance against Springfield "marked a definite turn in Crimson grid fortunes." Nice, perhaps, but not true, for the Harvard team still shows many weaknesses, some of which may be erased, in time...
...great deal of the squad's time, make all the difference. For not only will a well-conditioned squad tire more slowly, but it is also far less prone to twist-turn-sprain type injuries. Saturday proved the Crimson's superiority here. The local team finished strong, while Springfield wilted in the September heat. And though Jordan's team showed no bad effects from the heavy contacts. Springfield injuries stopped play at least four times...