Harvard at Cornell

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  Evening star, October 14, 1951, page 49

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  Quick Cornell Scores Set Pace in Defeat OF Harvard, AZ 10 6 ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. 13.-Cornell scored two touchdowns early in the first period today to show just what it could do, then went on to play good. bad and-indifferent football the rest of the way and Smothered an outclassed Harward team before 10000 Home coming fans. AZ to 6. From the moment Bob Engel isprinted around his left end for I27 yards Immediately after Cor nell took the opening kickoff on its q, the course Of the battle was mapped. Cornell continued what Engel, who injured his knee on the play and will be out indefinitely, had started. Stu Merz drove over from the one-foot line after 3:19 min utes of play. . A penalty stopped a second drive, but the next time Cornell got the ball it went all the way again. a 53-yard pass play. Bill Scazzaro to Dick Cliggott, carry ling the ball to the Harvard seven. On the fourth play, Hal Seidenberg, who accounted for three Of the Big Reds touchdowns, rammed lover from the three. | Cornell, threatening every time lit got the ball. added one touch down in the second period when Seidenberg went over from the mine, two in the third. with Bill Scazzero punching through for three yards and Seidenberg driving over from the four, and a final score in the last minute of the , game on a 2O-yard pass play. Herb Bool to Frank Hummel. The CrimSon’S lone touchdown : followed End Fred Ravreby’s in Perception of a Cornell pass deep in Cornell territory and was finally stopped on the Cornell p; seven. Fullback Tom Ossman took the ball over from the two.

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Harvard leads 47–⁠21–⁠1 in 69 meetings, counting the 51 since this game.