Word: touchdowns
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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Jungle Jim Ullyot, the CRIME's strong right-footed quarterback, threw three Herculean touchdown passes to had the home team's relentless attack. The CRIME racked up a total of 456 yards 451 in the air and five on the ground as halfback Tom (the Bomb) Pepper tripped on a beer can and rolling 15 feet down the riverbank...
After this touchdown, Ravenel went back in for one last appearance and moved the Crimson 65 yards in four plays for its only score. The key play was a pass from Ravenel to Pete Hart, which carried 58 yards to the Yale three-yard line. Two plays later, Ravenel took it over himself. The time...
...Crimson was forced to punt and Bruce McIntyre's weak kick, held up by the wind, traveled only six yards. On the Elis first play from scrimmage, quarterback Tom Singleton faked to fullback Bob Blanchard and handed to halfback Ken Wolfe, who went 41 yards for a touchdown behind blocks from Mike Pyle, Ben Balme, and John Hutcherson...
...scoring column, that was just about it for the Crimson. Yale intercepted two more passes, including a magnificent defensive play by Muller on a Bartolet toss for Hank Hatch. Hatch was behind his man, and the pass was over the Eli halfback's head, but Muller saved almost sure touchdown with a perfectly timed leap...
Bartolet, the line play of Swinford and Bob Pillsbury, and Ravenel's fourth quarter drive ranked high among the few Crimson bright spots. For the record, the rest of the Yale scoring, which all came before the Harvard touchdown, went as follows...