Word: tyson
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...unlikely that the Cubs will be able to stop the running of Vic Gatto, the Crimson's sawed-off sensation, or of John Tyson, the team's workhorse halfback. Quarterback Will Stargel probably won't be able to pass very effectively against Brown's competent secondary, but he's a better runner than passer anyway...
Harvard came close again later in the quarter, but Tyson fumbled on the Tiger one foot line. Bracken was dumped in the end zone on the next play for a safety...
...John Tyson, another good-looking freshman back, scored next on a 14-yard power play over right guard. Tyson later threw a big block to spring Gatto on the screen pass...
Yardling coach Henry Lamar's balanced, straight T offense is capable of finding plenty of holes in Princeton's porous defense. Steve Ranere and Lionel Kaplan are rangy, adept receivers for the accurate short passes of Stargel and George Lalich, Gatto, John Tyson, and punter Joe McKinney pace a powerful inside running attack, with Gatto always a breakaway threat...
Harvard halfback John Tyson, a hard-running 190-pounder, carried the Harvard attack for much of the game. He was the mainstay of a fourth quarter drive that the B.C. defense stopped on the one-yard line just before Stargel's interception...