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...some miscreant in light blue took aim at the football and punched it loose from Grana's grasp. It bounded free in the end zone and another child of darkness scooped it up. Only Columbia's recklessness and center Brad Stephens' alertness saved Harvard from total humiliation in the last minute of play...
...Crimson defense, too, was not quite as sharp as it had been against Massachusetts. The end play, particularly by Tom Stephenson and Ken Boyds, was superb. But the middle of the line was getting pussed around, giving linebackers Brad Stephens and Walt Dobrzelecki a chance to make a large share of the tackles...
...should have fired Movie Critic Brad Darrach the day he slept through The Horse Soldiers and killed off John Wayne. We saw the flick, and Darrach was never again consulted...
While his practical art is cinema reviewing, Brad Darrach's passion is writing, a craft at which he is so meticulous that if he had time he would probably want to cut his copy in stone. He was writing stories at the age of four, poetry at 15, and at the University of Pennsylvania (A.B., 1942) he did his senior college paper on philosophy in verse. A sometime insurance investigator, schoolteacher, newspaper reporter (Providence Journal, Baltimore Sun), he came to TIME as a writer in 1945 and has been our principal Cinema reviewer for some ten years...
Center may be the prime strength of the '63 Crimson, as Dick Lozeau will return to try to win his job back from Brad Stephens. Stephens was one of the best, if underrated centers in the League, and Lozeau as a sophomore was quite sensational...