Word: princeton
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Asked to compare Brown's game strategy with that of any other Crimson opponent this year. Munro saw an analogy with Princeton...
...additional hindrance could be Yovicsin's shuffling of his offensive backfield. After the loss to Princeton, the Crimson coach made it clear that senior Dave Smith would no longer be his regular quarterback. So, when Harvard takes the field today, junior Joe Roda will be the fifth man to direct a Crimson attack this fall, and the ninth to throw the ball...
...victory over Pennsylvania two weeks ago was subtly cruel to Harvard emotionally. The Dartmouth game the previous Saturday had left the players with strong doubts as to whether the squad would ever get moving as a unified force. The Penn game gave them hope that it would. Princeton crushed that hope...
...Princeton's strong, aggressive defense benefited greatly last Saturday from the poor playing conditions on Cumnock Field. Brown will exploit the same advantage. Aldrich-Dexter Field has a hard clay base and is situated at the bottom of a large hill, so this week's rain should provide a soggy field that hinders the Crimson's speed and favors Brown's strength. As if they needed the advantage...
Harvard has been fortunate this season with respect to injuries. The Crimson came through the Princeton game without any wounds, and it will need a healthy squad to withstand the aggressive Bruin style. Bill Meyers complained of a sore arm early in the week, but when asked whether his goalie would start. Munro exclaimed. "I should hope...