Word: touchdowns
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...with Roberson and Jackson doing most of the running, Roberson up the middle, and Jackson on the outside, the Big Red quickly got that touchdown back. The big play in this march was a 22-yard run by Jackson to the four-yard line after taking a pitchout from DeGraaf. The 6'-2" quarterback scored his third touchdown on the next play, and again the kick was good...
That insurance touchdown took the spirit from the Crimson. It couldn't do anything with the ball afterward, and in fact, Cornell held the ball with the exception of two series of downs throughout the fourth period.At left, LEO DALEY bobbles, then drops ball in end zone in the last play of first half as JOHN SIMOURIAN closes in. The Crimson was penalized for offensive interference. Above, the varsity's BOB MORRISON catches at 27-yard pass in the third quarter...
...although his job was doubly complicated because every time he looked, his backfield mates were playing a different position. Far too spry for a man with a gimpy leg. Halfback Murtland suited up and played right and left half with equal agility; Kyasky came in to limp through a touchdown drive; Fullback Pat Uebel started at left half, switched to right half and took his turn at the fullback slot besides. No matter who was playing where, Southpaw Holleder faked or ran, handed off or passed with the same precision. His passes were still a little hot for handling...
...line was gang-tackling with wicked exuberance; Penn State Star Lenny Moore could hardly get started. By the end of the first half, Army was in front, 21-0. Only for ten minutes in the third period did the Lions roar at all, and then they got only one touchdown. In the last quarter, Army all but pushed them off the field, scored twice more to finish the game in front, 35 to 6. His sad song over, Coach Blaik was already whistling up a new tune for this week's march into Michigan...
...Crimson, on the other hand, uses the fundamental single-wing attack with an overbalanced line. It will consistently pound away at the opponent's line, especially inside of the two tackles. Last year it was this wearing down of the Cornell line which gave the Crimson its winning touchdown...