Word: yarding
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Earlier in the same drive he had connected with Joe Cook on a 12 yard option pass. And on a key fourth and one situation at the Harvard 31, he plunged for the first down...
...chairman Jared Israel called for massive student support of the demonstration at yesterday afternoon's anti-war rally in the yard. The largest campus rally in recent years, it was attended by more than 500 persons. Leaflets which asked: "Is it in the interests of chemistry students--or of any students--that war profiteers like Dow prostitute science for repression and murder?" were distributed at the meeting...
About 6000 seats, ranging from excellent to abysmal, are set aside for undergraduates in sections 33 to 37 of Soldiers Field, from the 35 yard line to the end zone. For Saturday's battle with Dartmouth the ticket office received more than 8000 applications...
...yard completion to start the second of the three futile drives, Crimson safety John Tyson was hurt and had to be replaced by Tom Wynne. On the very next play three Big Red players, ends Bill Murphy, Sam DiSalvo, and guard Rich Musmanno, went for Wynne. Halfback Bill Huling was stopped four yards behind the line of scrimmage with the ball, but 20 yards upfield the three "blockers" were grinding Wynne into the dirt when the play had finished. The ensuing penalty forced Robertson to throw long, where Williamson and interceptor Cobb were waiting...
Cornell got the ball back and made its final bid. Robertson moved into Harvard territory with two 15-yard passes then his Horn on the Crimson 35. But back at the line of scrimmage one of the game's roughest individual duels had finally exploded. Harvard defensive tackle Joe DeBettencourt, no soft cookie himself, had hit Big Red tackle Tom Dichl with a solid charge, and the 250 Pound Hotel Administration major responded with a forearm shot to DeBettencourt's head. DeBettencourt, the Harvard senior, with unusual politeness, turned the other cheek--and an accusing finger--toward Diehl...