Word: touchdowns
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Meanwhile a weak Crimson J.V. eleven was downed by Princeton 19 to 6. In the first period Tiger back Tom Dalton plunged over for the first touchdown. Crimson back Tony Marlow tied up the score with a short run in the first period...
There were two scores by the Tigers in the third and fourth periods. George May ran 40 yards for a touchdown in the third and Bob Mack passed to Ken Lenert in the final period...
Botsford kicked into the same wind that helped the Tigers two minutes before, and this time set up the game's first touchdown. Halfback Bill Danworth returned Botsford's 40-yard punt to the Crimson's six yard line. Hewes Agnew, the Ivy League's top offensive gainer, tried three successive wedge plays from the six, but the Crimson line would only give way for a yard and a half each time...
...with incredible speed, Penn scored its third touchdown, only two minutes later. After Hyland returned the kick to Harvard's 46, Hyland smashed off left tackle for 14 yards, and two plays later, carried around end, down to the one yard line, before Stahura forced him out. Hyland went over for the touchdown himself. Riepl kicked the third of his four extra points and Penn led at the half...
...third period was Harvard's best. It retained possession of the ball for most of the quarter, and moved for its last touchdown. It was a well-earned touch-down, with Simourian, who did most of the running, finally scoring on a plunge from...