Word: heisman
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Dartmouth ruined Cornell's hopes for its first undefeated season since 1939, its first unblemished Ivy title in 16 years, and perhaps its chances for its first Heisman trophy winner, with a startlingly easy 24-14 victory over the Big Red Saturday...
Also in the mail. The Crimson has received a four-page brochure on Oregon's Bobby Moore. "Collegiate Football's Premier Running Back.... The Complete Player." Moore's Heisman statistics include a rushing average of 4.93 yds., 128 passes caught, and 36 touchdowns, "against the nation's toughest schedule...
...Crimson has not yet announced its selection for the Heisman ballot. Last year Cambridge's only breakfast table daily cast the only first place vote for a defensive lineman. The Crimson selected B.H. Beach '71, who had 37 career safeties...
Triple-Threat Attack. If Marinaro were piling up his yardage in the Big Ten, he would be a shoo-in for this year's Heisman Trophy. As it is, the patsy image of the Ivy League makes him at best only a slight favorite to take the trophy. Though no Ivy Leaguer has won the Heisman since Princeton's Dick Kazmaier copped the honor in 1951, Yale's Calvin Hill lent the league some luster when he joined the Dallas Cowboys three years ago and ran off with the N.F.L.'s Rookie of the Year award...
...some Ivy League defensemen couldn't raise a welt on a waterboy, but the pro scouts are flocking to Cornell games, and Marinaro is virtually certain to be a first-round draft pick. Marinaro says he "won't be disappointed if I don't win the Heisman. I feel I'm the best now. but all I can do is put all those yardage figures in front of the men who vote." If yards were ballots, Marinaro would win by a mile...