Word: carr
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Moved up to a berth at right wing on the first line, veteran Louis Carr is the only change in the Crimson lineup since the Princeton game before the long layoff. Coach Stubbs will start his smooth working pair of George Ford and Austie Harding as center and left wing respectively on the first line. Johnny Mechem has joined George Roberts and Neddie Cutter once more and perhaps now this line which went so well last year will start to function again. Joe Patrick will be flanked by Ralph Pope and Win Jameson on the third line...
Penalties were frequent, and at one time Carr, of Harvard, Swig, of Brown, and Hicks, of Harvard, were in the box at the same time, but there was no further scoring and the game ended...
With Roberts on the second line will be Ned Cutter and Ralph Pope, famed Junior line. Pete Stone, Louis Carr and Jim Jameson form the third line. Leo Ecker and Gene Emerson will once more be the pair of substitutes for the points. George Mahoney, who has clinched the goalie position, will once more be minding the nets...
...National League was organized 15 years ago by a onetime Columbus, Ohio sportswriter named Joseph Francis Carr, who has been its president ever since. Unlike professional baseball, professional football is not yet governed by complicated laws. There are roughly 1,500 professional and semiprofessional teams in the U. S. But the best amateurs may graduate directly from college into the game's major league. Average span of a National League footballer's career is four years. Price of players sold from one team to another runs as high as $7,500. Average pay check is $125 a game...
Monday neither Dunster nor Leverett House produced a team for the scheduled game. Seven staunch men of Dudley held the powerful Kirkland team to 19 runs, while pushing five runs by the Deacons. KIRKLAND (19) DUDLEY (5) Carr, s.c. Moser, 2b 2b, Turesky Walsh, 1b 1b, G. Simon Howe, c Kessler, p p, Banner Feder, cf cf, Cohen Newbold, lf lf, Jacobson Marks, ss ss, A. Simon Davis 3b 3b, Bronstein