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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...Lions are also well-set in the important extra point department. Al Ward a sophomore who is listed as an end, converted six times in six times against Hobert. Ward is accurate enough to be a field goal threat anywhere inside the 30-yard line...
Little may also remember the last time he brought a favored Columbia team into Soldiers Field. That was in 1948, when the Crimson was inaugurating a new season under a new coach, just as this year. The favored Lions, despite the presence of Gene Rossides andw Lou Kusserow, suffered a stunning 33 to 24 defeat. The spectre of history repeating itself may well occupy a place in Little's thought as he sends his club into action today...
...breakaway runners and triple-threat halfbacks who round out most college backfields will be on Soldiers Field today--but they won't he playing crimson jersics...
...importance of open field runners and triple-threat backs should obvious to recent followers of Harvard football. When Art Valpey's Michigan-style offense went on scoring sprces (1948 pre-Stanford era), the key men in the backfield were a triple-threat (Chuck Roche) and a break-away wingback (Hal Moffie...
Perhaps the most familiar jersey on the field today will be number 31, belonging to West. This 203-pound, six-feet fullback alternated with Paul Shafer last season and was the chief contributor to the Crimson's lone victory (over Holy Cross) with his powerful plunges up the middle...