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...usual, the secondary sparkled, limiting Rogan to 81 yds. in the air and collecting a startling 39 tackles among them. Coppinger, ABC's defensive player of the game, tied classmate Rock Delgadillo, the Ivy interception leader, for the game lead with ten tackles apiece. Look for those two to lead the league's best secondary...
...INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Player (School) Att. Yds. Avg. LG Rich Diana (Y) 27 79 2.9 20 Nitti (Y 19 69 3.6 12 Brian Buckley (H) 6 -45 -- -- -- Jim Callinan (H) 9 30 3.3 10 Dan Stratton (Y) 4 27 6.8 9 Rogan (Y) 12 20 1.7 12 Tom Beatrice (H) 3 2 1.7 4 Paul Connors...
Playing on their home turf, the Bulldogs conceded to play the game as Harvard asked, with rules allowing a player to run the ball as well as kick it. Although it doesn't seem like much today--as the Elis trot into Soldiers Field for the 97th matchup of the series--Harvard set the trend in football back then. Even though Yale walked away with a defeat, the Elis adopted the rules and stuck to them in the following years...
...success, he says, came because "I'm not a frustrated doctor, not a frustrated coach, and not a frustrated player." He makes frequent reference to the doctors who advise him on his treatments, usually passing much of the credit their...
...junior fullback Jim Callinan, (425 yds. for a 4.5 per carry average) has emerged as one of the League's premier backs: but that's one thing Yale already knows. As a sophomore, Cal emerged from obscurity in The Game to pick up 73 yds. rushing, a touchdown and player-of-the-game honors. Senior halfback Tom Beatrice, one of Harvard's most reliable performers for two years, joins Callinan in the backfield alone with senior Paul Connors or junior Jim Acheson. A highly-touted local recruit, Connors has been plagued by the fumble and Acheson has come on strong...