Deacons Capture
				House Grid Title,
				Clip Bunnies, 7-0
		
			Screen Pass Play, Muldoon to
			Bell, Goes 93 Yards to Keep
			Deacon Record Unblemished
		
			By Robert W. Morgan, Jr. '46
		
		  Pinned back on their seven-yard line
		midway in the second period, Kirkland's
		undefeated and untied gridiron eleven un-
		covered the outstanding play of the intra-
		mural grid loop yesterday on Soldiers
		Field to cover 93 yards and provide
		the margin of a 7 to 0 over second-
		place Leverett.
		  In taking their sixth straight win, and
		having only one game remaining against
		Adams, Coach Pete Izo's boys cinched
		first place and earned the right to face
		the number one College team from Yale
		next Friday.
		
				Deacons Take Over
		  After steady Leverett pressure from the
		opening kickoff, the Deacons took over in
		the shadow of their goalposts when Bunny
		Juan Mayer's fine punt bounced out of
		bounds in the coffin corner.
		  Andy Muldoon dropped back into the
		end zone as he took the pass from the center,
		and flipped a short screen pass over the
		charging green forward wall to Sto Bell,
		who galloped all the way behind a thun-
		dering herd of nine Deacons.  Bell then
		booted the conversion to account for all
		the scoring in the contest.
		
				Bunnies Threaten
		Again in the third period the bunnies
		came close, blocking a Kirkland punt and
		taking over on the 20, but, four plays
		failed to advance the ball.  The final
		frame was marked by frantic Leverett at-
		tempts to complete forward passes
		mingled with runs from the famous Bunny
		triple flanker formation, but Kirkland held
		fast and was driving deep into enemy ter-
		ritory as the game ended, following an-
		other interception on the 30 by the omni-
		present Bell.
		
		The Harvard Crimson, November 10, 1946, page 5