Word: anderson
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...lines, each having variations known as loose, looping, overshifted, undershifted, orthodox. On offense, the tricky T formation is still the style, with a multitude of refinements, bearing such labels as the split T, the wing T, the QT, the cockeyed T. Said Iowa's Coach Eddie Anderson : "Football is different these days. You don't play a team any more; you play a squad. The trend is to have one team in for offense, another for defense...
Buff has only two left-ends. Walt Anderson and George Winkler, and only two right guards, Dave Barret and George Ramacorti. Ramacorti and Anderson are both lettermen, but Buff is worried about Anderson's lack of weight. George Boston, ex-Harvard backfield man, will be forced to play both flanks to make up for a third left end. Behind Boston on the right side are Bill Stanley and Bob Malone, both good ends...
...Sousa was the man to be reckoned with and Harvard yet to be heard from. Stomping through the halves of games in the days when Red Grange was carried two miles by jubilant admirers, the Band reached its full growth in the 30's when "Wintergreen" and other Leroy Anderson arrangements filled the Stadium when the teams weren't trying. Perfecting its half-time lock step, the Band could soon wind itself through 33 letters in 7 1-2 minutes while simultaneously playing a medley of the visitor's songs. Dormant during the war, the Band reappeared last year doing...
Slated to start at right end, in place of Starting Lineups HARVARD B.U. W. Flynn (200) le Anderson (175) Houston (200) lt Heller (202) Drennan (190) lg Stewart (194) Stone (180) c Boyle (213) Feinberg (183) rg Haracz (208) Pierce (215) rt Ramacorti (226) Hill (180) re Boston (180) Kenary (180) qb Toner (188) O'Donnell (160) lhb Giles (187) Gannon (180) rhb Hatch (186) Moravec (200) fb Mancino...
Whether it would was hedged by many "ifs." Much depended on whether the rest of the corn crop could be harvested before the frosts. Much also depended on whether President Truman would follow Clint Anderson's proposal this week to cut the year's grain exports by a whopping 100 million...