Word: crehan
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Score--Babson Institute 33, Jayvees 21. Goals--Buckley 6, Collins 5, McKnight 2; Merry 3, Renshaw 3, Huntington 2, Daley, Levan. Fouls--Morris 2, Collins 2, Buckley 2, Downs: Huntington. Referee--Phinney. Umpire--Crehan. Time--Two 20-min-periods...
Coach Cannell will send a backfield composed of Morton, Wolff, Donner, and Sutton against the Crimson, operating behind a line which has Barber, Bromberg, Captain Andres, Hoffman, and Crehan in the center. Sullivan and Yudicky will be at the ends. Three of the starting backs, Morton, Wolff, and Sutton, have scored 30, 28, and 26 points respectively...
...Devens White Wood Mays Right Halfback Fullback Quarterback Left Halfback 171 173 195 193 201 189 174 Ogden Kales Trainer Ticknor Myerson Richards Harding Right End Right Tackle Right Guard Center Left Guard Left Tackle Left End 185 220 200 185 192 197 168 Sullivan Barber Bromberg Andres Hoffman Crehan Yudicky Left End Left Tackle Left Guard Center Right Guard Right Tackle Right End 180 175 186 170 Wolff Morton Sutton Donner Left Halfback Quarterback Fullback Right Halfback DARTMOUTH
...personnel of the training table this year is made up of 31 players and the manager, John H. Reno of Macomb, Ill, Captain Andres, of Newton, is responsible for all conduct in the room at meal hours. To assist him in his duties be has appointed "Chucker" Crehan, Roxbury right tackle, as monitor. When the fellows feel gay sometimes and are seized with an urge to throw potato skins or pieces of bread from one table, to another, the stern voice of "Chuck" can be heard above the rest; "Sorry fellows, but I'm monitor" and the firing ceases...
...Wolff if he is going to the show, Bromberg and Johnson will discuss their economics assignments in rather loud voices. Bill Phinney will probably offer a suggestion or two as the rest of the audience tap their glasses or plates with the silverware, calling for order and quiet "Chuck" Crehan announces his authority and asks the fellows to give the speaker a chance to be heard...