Word: carres
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Ralph Carr, 50, of Colorado, round-faced, popular lawyer, U.S. District Attorney under Herbert Hoover. He had to be drafted...
Given a slight edge to defeat the cadets in a non-League encounter today, Coach Jack Carr's indomitable booting outfit will meet a high-ranking squad from West point on the Business School Field at 1 o'clock...
Outstanding booter for the Crimson is Howie Mendel, fast left outside, a "finished player," and now high-scorer in the League. He has what Carr describes as "educated feet and scientific handling of the ball," and it is his left flank which is the mainstay of the forward line. On the other side Captain Johanson leads a fast running attack. Besides being second in scoring ability, he is the team's best trapper and header...
...crucial encounter" is the way Coach Carr defined the clash with the Bruins, who came up from Providence with "an inferior record" but inspired play. This League business is definitely a headache for the coach, because Harvard, being near the top, is continually on the defensive. "Every team comes down to knock us off," he complains, but Carr is confident that the Johnson outfit won't be stopped by the Elis...
...Page, a shifty runner but a poor trapper, who has improved rapidly since his Freshman year. Perhaps the weakest part of the first line is in the inside positions which bear the brunt of passing and defense work midfield. Harden and Witkin, two Seniors, are average, experienced men. Carr finds it worthwhile to substitute Rousmaniers and Willets for about 25 minutes of each game to relieve the pressure of these posts...