Word: attacker
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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Throughout the game, the Crimson defense stacked up the William and Mary ground attack, forcing quarterback Chris Garrity to put the ball in the air. A third of the way into the final quarter, he clicked with lanky split end Ed Scheifelbein for a 65-yd. touchdown bomb. Louis Varsames blocked Mike-Mayer's point after to secure Harvard's margin at eight...
...play, 60-yd. drive when halfback Tom Beatrice, who gained a career high 92 yds. on 23 carries, roamed untouched into the endzone. While Buckley's second-quarter aerial acrobatics garnered much of the attention, and the Crimson's running game proved the key link in Harvard's attack. Paul Connors, who fumbled twice in one third-quarter drive, losing the second after he had broken through for eight yds. to the William and Mary five, scampered for 68 yds. in 15 rushes. Callinan bruised the visitors' defense, trundling 46 yds. in only six attempts, almost all in the second...
...Harvard rugby club tallied ten tries and six conversions to destroy the University of Rhode Island, 52-3, here Saturday morning. With seven players scoring tries, the ruggers exhibited their most balanced attack of the season en route to their eighth consecutive victory...
...speech material. For example, when asked about international terrorists Carter included a peroration on the dangers of nuclear proliferation. He seemed to have a mental list of topics he was going to get in, no matter the question or Reagan's response. The President was constantly on the attack with charges that Reagan's views on foreign policy and nuclear arms were reckless. But the Republican proved adept at delivering aw-shucks parries to Carter's thrusts. Indeed, Reagan had carefully rehearsed them before the debate in the garage of his rented Virginia estate, with Republican Representative...
...Iraqi surprise attack bogged down? Military analysts had several answers. One was that the Iraqis were following a plodding. Soviet-inspired strategy requiring large quantities of cumbersome materiel that hampered rapid troop movements. Another was that the overconfident Iraqis had misjudged Iran's capacity to resist and had prepared themselves only for a brief blitzkrieg. A further Iraqi miscalculation was to assume that the Khomeini regime would crumble at the first military attack because of internal dissensions...