Word: stoekel
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...week later, Restic finally found a quarterback in sophomore Jimmy Stoekel. While Dartmouth's eight man line bottled up the Crimson running game, Stoekel set a Harvard record for completions, connecting on 20 of 37 passes for 230 yards. On Harvard's first touchdown drive, Stoekel either passed or ran himself on every play. Stoekel received some help from the goat of the Holy Cross game, Denis Sullivan, who attoned for his dropped passes in the opener by setting up one touchdown and scoring the second on a spectacular catch. Sullivan dropped a bomb on the Dartmouth five yard line...
...STOEKEL PLAYED WELL again against Penn, directing a balanced offense that scored four touchdowns, but Harvard's pass defense was awesomely bad. The Quaker's second string quarterback, Gary Shue, picked apart the secondary for 392 yards and four TD's, and one end alone, Doug Clune, left his coverage groveling in the astro-turf eight times for 284 yards. The Crimson pulled the game out though, 28-27, when a Penn halfback dropped a two point conversion pass in Harvard's endzone with less than two minutes remaining...
...Princeton game was a comedy of errors, as each team turned the ball over six times and generally did its best to give the game away. Harvard succeeded, blowing a 10-0 lead to lose, 21-10. Stoekel did not pass well, and he did not receive much support from his blockers, who left him unprotected seven times for minus 55 yards. After the seventh time, Stoekel limped off the field to the hospital, lost for the rest of the season. The game was distinguished by the return of Eric Crone, who threw two interceptions and two incompletions in four...
...allowed another when the Friars bunched the only three hits they got off of him in seven innings. Harvard put together a run with a walk to Mike Thomas, a single by Hal Smith and a grounder to the right side of the infield by Kevin Hampe. Jim Stoekel tied the score with a lead-off home run in the top of the eighth...
Harvard got its first run when Thomas singled in Larry Barbiaux in the fourth inning, and it took the lead temporarily with a three-run sixth. McGugan opened the inning with a walk, and scored on Harvey's triple. Successive singles by Stoekel, Thomas and Smith produced two more runs, and UConn's ace reliever Augie Garibaldi came in to get the next two batters...