Word: jennison
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...race was a discouraging study in might-have-beens for the Crimson harriers, whose depth potential showed through even in defeat. Mark Mullin placed fourth just behind Nick Jennison of Dartmouth, with the next Harvard runners, Perry, Hildreth, Baldwin, Slansky, and Benjamin finishing in seventh to eleventh positions. Hallagan and Tompkins of Dartmouth provided the Green with its margin of victory by running fifth and sixth...
Both Larris and Jennison of Dartmouth lived up to pre-match reports. Sophomore Larris is clearly in a class of his own, as yesterday's results and those of his race against Brown indicate...
Both Tom Larris and Nick Jennison, Dartmouth's two infallibles, have outrun Bill Schwabe, star of the Brown squad, who proved faster than any Crimson harrier in the Friday meet. Theoretically, this gives Dartmouth the first and second spots in today's race, with runner Dan Tompkins counted on for either fourth or fifth...
This is not to say, however, that Dartmouth didn't give the 35,000 spectators a good run for their money and Bursar's Cards. Although missing ten of the men Coach Tuss McLaughry hoped to have in his first 22 and losing fullback Dick Jennison, the poor man's John Culver, in the second period, the Green made a good show statistically, at least...
With the second period two minutes old, Dartmouth had fourth down and one foot on its own 34. Beagle then gave the ball to Jennison, who plunged for two feet. Subsequently came Turner's 56-yard run, a scoring pass, and a conversion by Parker Caswell to put the Green in the lead and to save Beagle's neck. Few would accuse the quarterback of employing sound football strategy...