Word: lined
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...Harvard by a 10 to 7 count. Those boys have come along faster than Yale in the last month, and they will be at their peak for this classic. Spreyer will be the outstanding back, and will give the Crimson an edge in the secondaries. I like the Bulldog line...
...Cashman of the Record: "The Cambridge boys have been improving all season long, and they put up a tough defense. Don't forget Yale's left-handed passer, Harrison. Throwing unprotected from a right formation, he proved mighty bothersome to Dartmouth. Harvard has the bulge in the backfield and line, but both teams play over their heads in this game. I like Harvard, three touchdowns to one. Don't forget that anything might happen, though--remember last year...
...venture a choice since this is one contest that will be decided on breaks. The Bulldogs are better than their record would indicate. Anderson supplies Yale with a real pass throat. Seymour is a hard running back and a fine punter. Watch for a great battle on the line especially between the guards. I don't have to tell you to keep an eye as Spreyer...
Fred Lane of the American: "Harvard of course, 21 to 7. Look at the Crimson showing since the first of November. While the backfield is a toss-up, the Crimson line is sixty per cent better. The whole team is stronger and smarter...
...Willoughby damned, but Harvard looks Pfister than ever to me while the Yale players look Talbot not so heavy," screamed Huey from his seat behind the goal line. "From the way our backs are Burnam up the field, we should Seymour scoring than we have have all year. It's o. Kaye by me if we go to Towne...