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...diligent years on Europe's diplomatic circuit, already an old hand at affairs of state. Leaving her husband, she returned to the U.S. shortly after the fall of France, immediately joined British Security Coordination (B.S.C.), the Manhattan-based intelligence and counterespionage network that was run by Sir William Stephenson, the famed "Quiet Canadian." He sent Cynthia to Washington, where she took a Georgetown house on O Street and went to work...
...Stephenson, tackle Jeff Pochop, guard John Hoffman, and fullback Bill Grana were awarded positions on the second eleven...
Jack Cirle, the man who ran back a punt for the only Yale score in The Game last year, gave the first indications of Eli hostility three plays later when be intercepted a Mike Bassett pass that bounced off Tom Stephenson. But the Bulldog quarterback fumbled his second snap from center and Pochop once again claimed the ball, this time on the Yale 27 yard line...
...runs brought another first down, and then Bassett repeated the flat pass maneuver. Harshbarger took the ball at about the line of scrimmage and threaded his way through a half dozen Yalies during a 33-yard dash into the endzone for a touchdown. A block by Stephenson that flattened two men in Blue was instrumental in the play...
...only regular on the first two units who won't play is guard Walt Dobrselecki. His replacement, John Hoffman, and captain Bill Southmayd will start at guard. The magnificent Jeff Pochop and revitalised Neal Curtin are the tackies, Tom Stephenson and Frank Ulcickas the ends, and Brad Stephens the center...