Word: braden
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Yesterday Coach Fisher ran the squad through another long scrimmage. It was the Crimson players turn to romp through the scrubs. They scored five touchdowns, two by McGlone and three by Braden. The blackshirts failed to dent the Harvard line even to the extent of tallying a first down...
Dean and Beale started at the ends, Nash and Taylor at the tackles, Corcoran and Daniell at the guards, and Gamache at center. McGlone and Stafford alternated at quarterback, and Puffer, Brown, Howe, Braden, and Mahar at the other backfield berths...
Puffer, Maher, and Stafford at quarter-back, composed the backfield. Substitutions were very frequent. Hitch and Dean played ends for a while, Taylor, Coady, and Nash tackles, C. H. Bradford and Laimbeer guards, and Adie center. McGlone, Braden, and Brown replaced three of the original backs, but Maher was kept in the whole time...
Later in the scrimmage the University forwards rushed through the seconds and blocked a punt on the latter's six-yard line. On the fourth down Braden landed on top of a pile of players with the ball directly over the goal line, and scored the lone tally of the three-quarter hour scrimmage...
Later in the afternoon, however, when Team A lined up for scrimmage opposite the scrubs, Zarakov was the only member of this combination to start. Stafford played quarterback; Braden and Samborski completed the backfield. The Crimson eleven was given the ball at midfield, and on the initial play fumbled it. It was recovered by a blackshirt, but was given back...