Word: cowans
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...team: le, Hauptfuhrer or W. Flynn; lt, Houston; lg, Drennan; c. Glynn; rg, K. Smith; re, Cummings or Garland; qb, Miklos; rhb, K. O'Donnell; lhb, Petrillo and L. Flynn; fb, Cowan...
Winthrop, Hallowell Bowser '44 and Richard D. Kleindienst '49; Eliot, William W. Cowan '47 and Wallace A. Weeks '45; Dunster, James D. Dodge '44 and Francis C. Hall, Jr. '46; and Dudley Commuters, Leonard Cummings '44 and Michael J. Deleo...
...Falls on the map is 36-year-old Lou Cowan, a 6-ft.-3 in., 214-lb. Ph.D. (in history) from the University of Chicago. He hit radio's big time in 1940 by producing Quiz Kids, which still writes him an annual check in six figures. After a wartime stint as boss of OWI's hub office in New York, Cowan went back to show-packaging-producing and selling programs complete from stars to sound cues. Senator was his second postwar production, second sale. (The first: a transcribed series, Murder at Midnight.) To shape it, Cowan laid...
Three of Harvard's seven goals were registered by Andrews, working the center slot; Cowan at right defense sunk two and Tilghman and Eaton, right wing and center, racked up one apiece. For the Crusaders, Bossiere, who played most of the game at center, scored four goals and spent the rest of the time sending the Harvard defense men into icy tailspins...
...final frame opened with Ayre drawing the only major penalty of the game and Bossiere scoring again at 1:10. Harvard made it 5 to 4 on a freak goal. Cowan's wide shot at the Crusader goal was caught by net-minder Soccorso, who proceeded to juggle the puck around to such an extent that it landed inside his nets and hit pay dirt...