Word: walts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Although Harvard failed to take advantage of several more scoring opportunities in the second half, the Crimson defense made certain that the one goal margin was enough for the victory. Harvard goalie John Adams was positively bored as the defense, led by fullback Walt Winslow and Lou Williams, jealously guarded the home team's territory, refusing to let Brown come anywhere near the goal...
Yovicsin will field a team that he admits is "in pretty good shipe for this time of year." Guards Charlie Kessler, Bill Southmayd, and Walt Dobrzelecki have all recovered from hampering injuries--putting the varsity at full strength for the first time all season...
Harvard is having its trouble putting together a line. Sophomore John Vinton, normally a tackle, has been shifted to right guard and will start in place of the injured Charlie Kessler. Walt Dobrzelecki is still not at top speed and Ernie Zissis will play with the first unit at left guard...
...loss of Kessler and Harshbarger will hurt, but coach John Yovicsin received some consolation by the return of several missing linemen yesterday. End Tom Stephenson, on the bench for two weeks with a rib fracture, is back, along with tackle Jeff Pochop and guard Walt Dobrzelecki. Guard Bill Southmayd should be able to work out today...
...Aunt Gert and Uncle Walter Snyder worked for the Scrantons for some 42 years. At Hobe Sound, Fla., one night, a tanker was torpedoed off the coast. The "Duchess," as you called her, and my Aunt Gert and Uncle Walt helped all of the survivors into the elegantly furnished Scranton winter home. About 100 oil-soaked sailors were given blankets, cigarettes, coffee, sandwiches. Mrs. Scranton was up all night helping to make the men comfortable...