Word: balled
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...conversion attempt, Princeton tackle John Craig came in fast to hit Bartolet's arm as he was trying to pass, and the ball fell far short of Jim Nelson, the intended receiver. The Tigers then ran out the clock and preserved their victory...
...Tigers picked up their first touchdown on a couple of breaks and a brilliant play call. A poor punt by Bruce McIntyre gave Princeton the ball on the Harvard 48, and a Hugh Scott to Barry Schuman pass moved it to the 28. Two plays first lost and then regained nine yards, but on an incomplete third down pass, the Crimson personal foul (now a regular part of the opposition's offensive strategy) gave the Tigers a first down...
After the fumble, the Crimson stopped Tigers and Jack Bullivan punted to Princeton 43. An illegal procedure called to the officials' attention by Eric Nelson, moved the ball to 28. There Bartolet passed into the where Tom Boone hauled the down out of defender Brewster hands for the Crimson's first...
Princeton moved from the second half to the Harvard 9, where Sullivan and Jim Nelson recovered. A knocked the Crimson back to the . Then Bartolet, mixing his plays and handling the ball beautifully, the team on the ground to the Princeton 41, where, on a fourth and a 1, John Yovicsin sent McIntyre...
Wardsworth launched a shot from about 15 yards out that sailed right down the middle, straight at Crimson goalie Bob Forbush. Forbush batted the ball twice, but unbelievably, it bounced over his head and into the nets for the goal that meant the game...