Word: cudhea
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Dates: during 1951-1951
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Handicapped by the absence of Dave Cudhea and Bill Hickey--both out with injuries--Winthrop didn't show its usual power in its crucial battle with Lowell. The Puritans gained their lone score in the opening quarter on a 15-yard run by Jim Wykoff...
...circle end. A more serious injury was sustained by Luther Bridges of Dunster, who was operated on last night at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital for a broken vertabrae in his neck. His condition was described by hospital authorities last night as "satisfactory." The third injured player was David Cudhea of Winthrop, who suffered a broken ankle...
After a scoreless first half, the Dunster team came back in the second and at- tempted a series of plays which put it on Winthrop's five-yard line, but the Funsters were unable, to score. The ball reverted to Winthrop, and Jim Wycoff, subbing at fullback for Cudhea, ran it on a pitchoff for a first down...
...first came in the opening period on a run by Bill Hickey around right end for 35 yards. The next three scores came all in the second period, on passes from Walt Greeley to Hickey and Bob Switzer and a fullback slant off tackle for 30 yards by, Dave Cudhea...