Word: stiegman
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Harvard should have a rather easy time today. In three Ivy League games--against Dartmouth, Princeton, and Brown--Penn, has scored 13 points and allowed 103. In the last three years, since coach John Stiegman instituted the single-wing, the Red and Blue has scored six points against John Yovicsin's defenses...
Princeton probably has the edge in experience and finesse and is a proper favorite. John Stiegman's men are pretty darn hungry, however, and will enjoy an unexpected Tiger-meat meal today. Penn, in an upset, by a touchdown...
This time the battle may take a different course. John Stiegman's men took out years of frustration on poor Lafayette last week; the final count was an inhuman 47-0. Lafayette is not Oklahoma, of course, but it takes something to get that many touchdowns scored. The current theory is that Stiegman may have a football team able to play respectable ball...
...John Stiegman has almost more lettermen than uniforms this Fall and John Owens seems to have mastered many of the intricacies of the tailback job. Penn by two touchdowns and maybe more...
Olivar was charged, therefore, with failing to win--more precisely, with failing to do all he could to produce a winning team. John Stiegman was released by Penn because he produced losers. These two actions, combined with the announced intentions of Brown, Dartmouth, and possibly others to intensify recruiting efforts, point towards an increased concern for better football in the League. There is growing reason to believe that the Ivies are deviating from their stated principles of intercollegiate athletics, which frown on heavy athletic emphasis. Hopefully, the trend is not permanent...