Word: mackinney
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Harvard's line told the story. It opened great holes through which Don McNicol ploughed with consummate ease (see cut). It stopped the Army dead in its tracks after the first period, and in the persons of triple-treat Loren MacKinney and glue-fingered Don Forte it contributed mightily to the Crimson's offensive potency...
HARVARD McNicol fullback, 177 Lee wingback, 177 Wilson tailback, 181 Heiden blocking back, 180 Forte right end, 162 Gardiner right tackle, 202 Pfister right guard, 197 Page center, 167 Peabody left guard, 185 Miller left tackle, 250 MacKinney left end, 187 Farrell left end, 178 R. J. White left tackle, 192 C. Murphy left guard, 186 Evans center, 181 Michel right guard, 198 Olds right tackle, 195 Seip right end, 180 Jarrell blocking back, 175 Mazur tailback, 175 Hill wingback, 178 Hatch fullback, 175 ARMY
...wouldn't MacKinney difference, you olive drab dope," gloated the sarge. "That Army team would just a-Mazur with the score it'll run up. It'd Kelleher and she'd go out with a Cadet instead of you, you human canary, and with a Cadet there are no Olds barred. Why, half your team's injured. Forte won't play, I hear...
...Loren MacKinney will start at left end for the Crimson, teaming up with Jack Morgan on the other flank. The big four, Gardiner, Miller, Peabody, and Pfister will hold down the center of the line with heady Johnny Page over the ball. The backfield will include "Whiffle Bill" Wilson at tailback, hammering George Heiden in the blocking spot, and Don McNichol in the vital full-back slot...
Today' workout was the usual Thursday afternoon drill, with the emphasis, as it has been during the week, on punting under pressure and pass plays. MacKinney's kicking was outstanding, averaging fifty yards per boot despite the wet bell and sloppy footing, while bespectacled Don McNichol's handling of he slippery pigskin during the passing practice was little short of sensational...