Word: swinford
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...sweet one for the Crimson, coming after a 39-6 loss the the year before. It was the third win over the Elis in four years and the title, shared with Columbia, was the first since 1919. The famed Harvard line, led by seniors Pete Hart, Bob Boyda, Bill Swinford, and Darwin Wile, held Yale to a meager 91 yards rushing...
...national magazine recognized the undefeated freshmen's accomplishments, the team ran into trouble at Princeton. But few of the 3000 onlookers one week later will forget the team's exciting 14-3 win over Yale. Few on the team will forget the 65-yard interception run by captain Bill Swinford for a fourth quarter score. The rugged lineman repeated the feat in a varsity game two years later...
...Boyda, tackle Darwin Wile, and guard Bill Swinford, the whole left side of the Crimson's powerful forward wall, were three of the four Ivy League players listed in the poll. The fourth was Yale's center, Matt Black...
...Bill Swinford, Bob Boyda, Crimson men on the all-Ivy first team. They join five players from co-champion Columbia, and one each from Dartmouth and Princeton...
...Bill Swinford, Harvard's most valuable player this year, was the only lineman chosen on a unanimous vote. The 5-10, 180 pound guard from Oklahoma City was one of the chief reasons for the strength of the Crimson line this year. Other unanimous choices were Haggerty and King...