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Harvard coach Joe Restic claims that Crone's receivers were well covered by Dartmouth's excellent defensive backfield, but with Restic's meandering, multi-receiver pass patterns, it's hard to tell...
...Restic elected not to go for the two-point conversion, a decision he later regretted. Neither team moved the ball well in the fourth quarter, as the contest became a kicking game...
...Mike McHugh also starred, making seven tackles, forcing two fumbles, recovering one, and sacking Stetson once. The defensive secondary stopped Stetson's passing game, except when he threw long. In the fourth quarter, Stetson had Byrd wide open down field, but he underthrew the pass.ROD FOSTER (16) dances. Restic frequently used the fullbacks on quick openers against Dartmouth's eight-man line. Starting fullback Marc Mayberg, who has played well all season, picked up 36 yards in nine carries...
...sophomore year, Dartmouth was unbeaten as usual, but Harvard had Rocket Rod Foster at QB. Early in the first quarter. Foster dropped back, spotted a wide-open receiver, and threw the ball into the stands. Dartmouth won again, 49-14. My junior year, Joe Restic came down from the Canadian woods, and another quarterback, Jimmy Stoekel, broke the Harvard passing record with 20 completions, which says something about the last 99 years of Harvard football. But Dartmouth still won, on Ted Perry's last second field goal(" I did it for Dad," Perry told the Record American after the game...
This year, Yovicsin is planning strategy for the intramural athletic program, my girl friend dumped me. Rod Foster is a fourth string fullback, End Zone Crone is at quarterback, and I can't figure out Restic's plays, much less predict them. It's in the stars Harvard...